With the Miami International Boat Show on the horizon on February 15, we’ve rounded up some nearby dining destinations to consider visiting in between the boat extravaganza. For anyone coming from out of town, we’ve also included some fantastic hotels just around the corner. Where to Stay Arlo Wynwood Arlo Wynwood is the first-ever hotel to open in Miami’s preeminent creative and cultural district, which is home to the largest concentration of street art in the world. An experience-driven 217-room…

It is one of just 38 residences in the exclusive Tampa Edition hotel. By Rebecca Liebson Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik, who spearheaded the transformation of Tampa’s Water Street, now owns one of the most exclusive residences in the neighborhood: a record-breaking $8.34 million condo at the Tampa Edition. Vinik and his wife, Penny, purchased the penthouse at 1000 Water Street last week, according to records from the Hillsborough County Clerk’s office. It is the most expensive condo ever…

Proptech company relocates to 8,200-square-foot office in South Beach By Erik Bojnansky A local proptech company just relocated to a larger office space in South Beach. In January, DoorLoop took over the entire second floor of Lincoln Place, a 139,887-square-foot building at 1601 Washington Avenue, designed by Nichols Architects of Coral Gables. The 8,142-square-foot space will hold more than 60 people working in the areas of tech support, account management, marketing, development, customer service, migration, HR, recruiting, accounting, and more….

The tower designed by Nichols Architects promises to be a hallmark in Miami’s skyline. By: Oscar Nunez Karam Group and Claro Development have brought back to life ambitious plans for their 78-story mixed-use tower 18, also known as 18 At 8th, unveiled back in 2017. Standing tall at 954 feet above the ground and 960 feet above mean sea level, this radiant structure would be located at the southwest corner of South Miami Avenue and Southwest 8th Street and replace…

In downtown Miami, the 36-story Modera Riverside is now going vertical, according to photos by Ryan RC Rea. The project was formerly known as Nexus Riverside. It will include 428 rental apartments, 4,266 square feet of ground floor retail, and an eight story parking garage. … Mill Creek residential and Adler Group are the developers of Modera Riverside, with Nichols Architects as designer. (photo: Ryan RC Rea) READ THE FULL STORY >>>> THE NEXT MIAMI https://www.thenextmiami.com/vertical-construction-underway-at-36-story-modera-riverside/