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ART OF TAO |
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Western
luxury blends with Eastern harmony at TAO, a new resort-style
residential development in western Broward County, offering
the same amenities as oceanfront condos but at a somewhat
lower price, and within minutes of major shopping, culture
and highway access.
“Not everyone wants to pay the high prices to be near
the beach,” says Jim Rosewater, partner and project
director for Weitzer Communities, the TAO developers. “Our
prices are $100 to $200 per square foot lower than on the
water…We’re pioneers in a changing landscape,
bringing the first high-rise within ten miles to this area.”
TAO’s two 26-story towers offer 396 decorator-ready
residences with sunset views. The tranquil grounds include
a sparkling lake, sandy beach, tennis, putting green and meditation
garden. TAO is across from Sawgrass Mills Mall, one of Florida’s
top tourist attractions, as well as venues for sports, concerts
and shows. Priced from the $400,000s to the $700,000s.
SERGIO MANNARINO | 954.837.0550 | FORTUNE INTERNATIONAL REALTY
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RESORT
TO THIS
Miami’s
South Beach is about to get an infusion of urban-chic resort
life with the Paradiso Luxury Residences and Hotel Gansevoort
South, at 24th Street and the ocean. Paradiso, as it’s
called, will comprise the five-story Hotel Gansevoort South
(the new southern outpost of the trend-setting Hotel Gansevoort
in New York’s Meatpacking District), topped by two floors
of condo-hotel units and eight floors of luxury condo residences.
Condo owners will have access to all hotel amenities.
Paradiso’s Juda Chetrit and Ari Pearl note that the
tower will be crowned by a rooftop pool deck like that of
Manhattan’s Gansevoort. Other resort attractions: a
40,000sf spa and fitness center, tri-level beach club with
infinity-edge pool, and a city block of shops and restaurants.
Says Pearl: “We’re taking all of the great features
of New York’s Gansevoort and transporting them to the
greatest tropical playground on earth.” Prices start
at $600,000.
RODRIGO NINO | 305.604.6700 | PRODIGY INTERNATIONAL |
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MIAMI
LUXE
High-rise
luxury and 24/7 convenience define Trump Grande Ocean Resort
& Residences, an 11-acre oceanfront development in Sunny
Isles Beach. The $700 million project, from Donald J. Trump
with Michael and Gil Dezer of Dezer Development, consists of
a condo-hotel: Trump International Sonesta Beach Resort, and
two 55-story condo towers: Trump Palace and Trump Royale.
“We think we nailed it when it comes to luxury in Miami,”
said Gil Dezer, president of Trump Dezer Development. “It’s
the first project in the area to incorporate a hotel and condos
on one piece of land. This means a resident can get maid service,
concierge service, or a hamburger at three AM.”
Trump Grande has a pristine private beach, state-of-the-art
fitness centers, heated pools and tennis. Trump Palace, opening
in November, has two penthouses left: $2.7 to $2.9 million.
Trump Royale, which recently broke ground, is 10-15 percent
unsold: $600,000s to $11 million.
GIL DEZER | 305.932.1000 | DEZER DEVELOPMENT |
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“In
addition to Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Miami, buyers can also
investigate lesser-known oceanfront communities,” says The Corcoran
Group’s Bunny Hiatt. “You have everything - great beaches,
culture, shopping, restaurants - within easy reach of towns like Manalapan,
Point Manalapan, Hypoluxo Island, Ocean Ridge, Gulf Stream, Delray
Beach, Jupiter and Jupiter Island.” |
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