Published by The Palm Beach Post, May 21, 2020
By Darrell Hofheinz
A Mediterranean-style house next door to the Palm Beach home being built for rocker Jon Bon Jovi has sold for a recorded $8 million, a price exceeding its $7.95 million asking.
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May 21, 2020
David Beckham has a new neighbor. An undisclosed New York City buyer purchased an 11,544-square-foot penthouse at the One Thousand Museum Tower in Miami, Florida for $11 million. Unit 5301 spans the entire floor with 5 Bedrooms and 6.5 Bathrooms. Karen Elmir with the Elmir Group, a Cevera Group Brokerage Firm represented the buyer and Harvey Daniels with One Sotheby’s International Realty represented the developer.
Additional, notable sales of Units sold at One Thousand Museum in 2020 include the following:
One Thousand Museum by Zaha Hadid is the only Residential Building in Miami that has a private Rooftop Helipad. Additional Amenities include, but aren’t limited to: an on-site Bank Vault, access to a House Car service, Sky Lounge for Dining and private Events with Seasonal Menus curated by the Building’s Culinary Team, private Beach Club nearby, Aquatic Center with an indoor Lap Pool, Spa, and State-of-the-Art Fitness Center.
One Thousand Museum is an ultra Luxury Condo located in downtown Miami, built in 2019, and includes a total of only 83 Residences ranging in size from 4,600 – 9,000+ Square Feet (half Floor, full Floor, and Duplex Residences) with 10′ – 20′ Ceilings, private Elevator entry, multiple spacious Balconies, Floor-to-Ceiling Impact Windows and Doors, breathtaking views, 3-4 Garage Parking spaces per Unit, and much more!
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The terraces of the new Romance Suites feature copper bathtubs Courtesy Little Palm Island
Dreaming of an amazing Vacation on a private Island in the U.S.? Little Palm Island, located off of the Florida Keys, and less than 3 hours from Miami, has reopened and it’s a perfect choice to consider! Click here to read the full Article.
Published by Robb Report
Written by Sandra Ramani, May 18, 2020
When we think of private island resorts, it’s usually the overwater villas and sugar-sand beaches of places like Fiji and the Maldives that come to mind. But it turns out you don’t have to venture that far to find such a haven—which is particularly welcome in these days of limited flights and ongoing travel restrictions. Located off the shores of the Florida Keys, and accessible only by private boat or seaplane, Little Palm Island Resort & Spa has announced that it will be available for buy-outs at rates starting at $250,000—and going up to over $1 million with personalized add-ons. Now, it’s accepting reservations for June 1 onward, both for individual bookings and buy-outs. For the latter, the resort is offering a package that includes a three-night minimum stay for up to 60 guests, with accommodations available in 16 Escape Suites, 10 Romance Suites, two Island Grand Suites and two Island Premier Suites. All boast elegant new interiors, while—depending on the suite—you’ll also find touches like outdoor copper soaking tubs and private beaches with fire pits.
Considering Audio Equipment for your Luxury Home? I love Dupont Registry’s list of 11 top choices for Audio Equipment! Click here to read the full Article.
Published by Dupont Registry
Written by Alyssa Mammano
Technology in the home is a growing category within the luxury market, with automation systems, surround-sound and security measures now viewed as essential features. In terms of audio, luxurious speakers and equipment will please the avid music listener with the ease of use designed for anyone. An amplified music experience awaits with the incorporation of any of these audio systems. At the top of the market, these set-ups exude a high-end ambiance and emit only the best sound.
The new two-way midrange/tweeter of the MC170 range is a development of the unit responsible for the continuous success of the Cabasse Eole coaxial satellite. It offers a faithful reproduction of timbres and provides a soundstage with unrivaled realism and depth in its price segment, for both stereo and multichannel use.
Gold Phantom, the ultimate connected speaker. Hear every detail brought to life with unthinkable clarity and precision by a Grade I Titanium tweeter. Surrender to indecent power and ultra-deep bass. Sound in its purest and most essential form, finished in fine 22-carat gold.
Casey Lin Timbre Speaker
Timbre Speaker trims the essence of a speaker down to the very bare minimum, allowing the inherent qualities of the materials to become the centerpiece of the design. All superfluous detail is stripped away, leaving only the necessary audio and power ports at the rear, and combined power and volume dial. Wood and glass were selected for their favourable acoustic qualities which enhances the audio experience of the user. The Black American Walnut wood adds a warmth to the tone, while the addition of the glass vessels bring a more reverberant characteristic to the music.
According to a new study by Comparisun, the Amazon CEO’s monumental fortune is growing at such a rate that he could be the inaugural member of the 13-figure club by 2026.
The business software comparison site looked at Bezos’s average percentage of yearly growth over the past five years—pulling data from the Forbes Billionaires List—to calculate his yearly wealth growth rate. By applying this growth rate over the coming years, the study concluded that Bezos would reach trillionaire status at the age of 62.
As of Thursday morning, Bezos’s net worth was estimated at $143 billion, according to Bloomberg’s Billionaires Index, which means it’s increased more than $28 billion since last year. That’s all thanks to his booming online marketplace Amazon, which has seen a surge in sales due to the global Covid-19 quarantines. The company clocked $75.5 billion in revenue for the first quarter of 2020, which is especially good if you have an 11.2 percent stake in the company, like Bezos.
Carlos A. Giménez, Ron DeSantis, and Dale Holness (Credit: Joe Raedle/Getty Images, and Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images)
Published by The Real Deal
By Katherine Kallergis
May 14, 2020
UPDATED, May 14, 7:22 p.m.: Miami-Dade and Broward counties can begin to reopen businesses on Monday, May 18.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced the reopening on Thursday at Downtown Doral after outlining a reduced number of Covid-19 patients hospitalized and on ventilators. The governor’s executive order allows Miami-Dade and Broward to join the rest of the state in the first phase of reopening. Palm Beach County entered phase one of reopening this past Monday.
“Today we take another important step for a very important start for the state of Florida,” DeSantis said, stating that southeast Florida “flattened the curve” and is ready to enter phase one.
On Wednesday, Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez released a 184-page guide for reopening, outlining proposed phases and rules for retail, office buildings, shopping centers, trade and logistics, restaurants and hotels, as well as other businesses.
Miami-Dade will now allow limited openings of restaurants, warehouses, manufacturing, office buildings and a specific list of businesses, Gimenez said. Spas, bars, gyms, beaches, movie theaters, schools, tattoo shops and other businesses will not be allowed to reopen.
DeSantis is expected to make an announcement in the coming days that restaurants in Miami-Dade and Broward can operate at 50 percent capacity.
People will be required to maintain social distancing of at least six feet and to continue wearing face masks. The color-coded reopening phasing guide also outlines disinfection and cleanliness protocols for businesses.
DeSantis issued a statewide stay-at-home order at the start of April, after weeks of mounting pressure from outside groups to try to limit the spread of Covid-19. Non-essential businesses were ordered to close in mid- to late-March throughout South Florida.