The Standard reveals their first-ever residential project, The Standard Residences. In the heart of Midtown Miami, the development will be located in one of the city’s most dynamic neighborhoods between the Design District and Wynwood.

The Standard Residences features 12 floors of residences and amenity spaces. Two hundred and twenty-eight pied-à-terre-style studios, one-bedrooms, one-bedrooms plus den, and two-bedrooms make up the collection of residences. Each residence is finished with light wood plank tile flooring and a gourmet kitchen with Italian cabinetry and Bosch appliances. The bathrooms are oversized and showcase stone vanities and double-suite rain showers.

At sidewalk level, the lobby is designed to interact with the streetscape. It will be a place where residents can connect, work, recharge, and unwind with areas to plug in or host informal meetings. The lobby café connects to an outdoor terrace and will serve cappuccinos, pastries, and fresh juices.

With a mix of amenities that are both energizing and relaxing, The Sweat Room offers a steam room, an infrared sauna, and a fully equipped yoga and stretch studio. The Stadium includes a pickleball court that doubles as a disco party room. Residents can play America’s fastest-growing sport in the comfort of an air-conditioned setting and then boogie-down the rest of the night. Social Lounge 21 is The Standard’s social floor that features a karaoke bar, screening room, fully equipped co-working spaces, zoom rooms, and a private boardroom.

On top of the building is a lushly landscaped rooftop. Here is where the 60-foot, resort-style sunset pool will be located. There will be direct access from the pool to The Standard’s signature rooftop restaurant and bar.

The Standard Residences combines a careful consideration of design, detail, and service with playfulness and fun to create an ‘anything but standard’ experience. This project was brought to life through the partnerships of Rosso Development and Midtown Development. Interiors were designed by renowned firm Urban Root in collaboration with The Standard’s in-house design team.

For more information, visit thestandardmiamiresidences.com.

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Susan Stark presents

Located on a cul de sac, this convenient Brentwood locale is only blocks from San Vicente shops and restaurants. The south-facing 2BR/2.5BA unit offers a spacious floorplan with open living and dining areas with lots of natural light, high ceilings, limestone floors, and a fireplace. Two sets of French doors open to front balconies. The Cooks kitchen has stainless appliances and a breakfast bar. The master suite has gorgeous hardwood flooring and a large custom walk-in closet with and beautiful bath. The guest room is en-suite also with HW flooring and a custom closet. The unit has a full security system and NEST Smart Home thermostat as well as a top-of-the-line washer/dryer. There is controlled access to a beautiful lobby and two-car parking. Truly a pristine property inside and out - a pleasure to live here!

Address: 11633 Chenault St, Unit 201, Los Angeles, CA 90049

Price: $1,195,000

Photo credit: Zenhouse - https://zenhousecollective.com/

For more information, please contact Susan Stark at 310-345-7450 or susanstarkhomes@gmail.com

Susan Stark is the exclusive agent representing the Studio City and Pacific Palisades, California real estate market as a member of the Haute Residence Real Estate Network. View all of her listings here.

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Mauricio J. Barba presents

4 BEDS | 4.5 BATHS | 4,111 LA | 5,402 TA Residence LPH03 is a full-floor sky home with 4111 SF of living space + 1291 SF of terraces boasting phenomenal vistas of the golf course, downtown, The Biltmore, Coconut Grove, and even a peek of the bay. Timeless finishes such as limestone floors and marble baths grace the home, while natural light--and views-- filter through the floor-to-ceiling windows. Its floor plan consists of a private elevator vestibule at the center with the main suite + 2nd suite on the east, and kitchen, dining, laundry + 3rd and 4th suites to the west. Why buy here? You can stroll to 40+ restaurants, shops, theatres, and parks. Gables on The Green is undergoing a full modernization to the common areas, exterior, gym, and lobby. The Seller is covering these costs. SF per developer plans.

Address: 626 Coral Way LPH03, Coral Gables, FL 33134

Price: $3,870,000

Photo credit: Faride Ahmad

For more information, please contact Mauricio J. Barba at 305-439-8311 or mauricio@miamisignaturehomes.com

Mauricio J. Barba is the exclusive agent representing the Coral Gables, FL real estate market as a member of the Haute Residence Real Estate Network. View all of his listings here.

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A building’s lobby is the equivalent of a book cover. Developers can hook a buyer with class and elegance from the moment that buyer steps in the door. While developers used to build grand, sparse lobbies because the belief was that size mattered, the new trend in New York City are more intimate and quaint entryways that boast extremely costly and elegant finishes. The motto now is that good things come in small(er) packages.   

207W79 

207 West 79th Street

Buyers looking for prestige appreciate the feeling of lobbies that replicate a grand townhouse. Feeling like a private home can really appeal over mammoth lobbies. One developer who is betting big on first impressions is Anbau, a Manhattan-based full-service firm, who worked with architect Morris Adjmi for their boutique condo 207W79 in a Landmarked District of the Upper West Side. Entering the 16-story building, prospects and buyers are greeted by a unique Bianco Carrara Foliage Mosaic and a border of Bianco Carrara Marble. Walls have teak paneling with white bronze accents creating an intimate opulent entrance.

250 West 81st

250 W. 81st Street

At 250 West 81st, owners enter through an oval gallery designed by world-renowned Robert A.M. Stern Architects who are the leaders in old-school elegance. Complete with a 14-foot-high dome ceiling, a beautiful custom fireplace with an imported marble surround and oeil-de-boeuf-inspired flooring of marble with custom bronze- accented wood. There is also a marble reception desk for the 24-hour lobby attendant and a concierge.

27 East 79th Street

27 East 79th Street

Enter the chic lobby of this Cabinet Alberto Pinto-designed space and you may think you're walking through a private home in Paris. The look at 27 East 79th Street features custom ironwork, imported blonde limestone tiles and patinated bronze fixtures that create a warm glow against the backdrop of Noir Saint Laurent marble.  

277 Fifth Avenue

277 Fifth Avenue

At 277 Fifth Avenue, a contemporary NoMad tower by Rafael Viñoly, residents will enter the bespoke modern lobby designed by Jeffrey Beers International with silver travertine floors with Absolute Black Granite accents and Bianco Dolomiti white marble borders; walls are lined with slabs of Absolute Black Granite in contrasting polished and flamed finishes complemented by dark stained White Oak panels.

Behind the concierge desk is a freestanding wall lined with leather panels with metal accent trims and featuring a sculptural art piece. Also in this intimate space is a curated Library with a dramatic double-height bookcase wall.

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