Premier Estate Properties has just announced the expansion of its presence on the island with a new flagship office on Royal Palm Way—the prestigious Banker’s Row. The new office, located on Royal Palm Way, will be exclusively led by powerhouse agent Margit Brandt and her growing team, marking a strategic move that cements Premier’s influence in one of America’s most competitive luxury markets. Image of 230 Royal Palm Way, Palm Beach Set to open this fall, the 1,550-square-foot ground-floor space brings Premier Estate Properties to the epicenter of Palm Beach’s financial and real estate corridor. The firm now boasts two prominent locations on the island—Worth Avenue and Banker’s Row—each serving as a cornerstone for its elite clientele and operations. Image of Margit Brandt “We can’t think of a better place to establish our first storefront, brick-and-mortar presence than Banker’s Row,” said Brandt . “It’s a symbol of commerce, elegance, and prestige. This space will serve not just as an office, but as a home base for our clients and a collaborative hub for our growing support team.” Since joining Premier in 2022, Brandt has quickly become one of the nation’s top real estate advisors, surpassing $1 billion in individual sales volume. Her notable achievements include multiple $50 million and $100 million transactions, as well as playing a key role in Florida’s two largest residential deals of 2023. Brandt also placed fifth in The Real Deal ’s 2024 Palm Beach County broker ranking, with $319.3 million in on-market sales. Image of 230 Royal Palm Way, Palm Beach The expansion comes at a time when Premier Estate Properties is firmly solidifying its reputation as a leader in ultra-luxury real estate. “Opening on Banker’s Row is not just about expansion; it’s a strategic move to align our presence with the heartbeat of Palm Beach’s financial and real estate community,” said Carmen D’Angelo, Broker and Owner. “This address places us exactly where our clients’ business, investments, and lifestyles intersect—ensuring we remain the first call for those buying or selling at the very top of the market.” Brandt, who launched her real estate career on Palm Beach Island in 2019, said the new location allows for both privacy and proximity. While Premier’s Worth Avenue office is located along the island’s main retail corridor, the new Royal Palm Way address provides a discreet, easily accessible space for her high-profile clients—many of whom value privacy away from the tourist flow. Image of 230 Royal Palm Way, Palm Beach The space is currently undergoing a full renovation, led by a hand-selected interior designer to reflect both the Premier brand and Brandt’s refined aesthetic. The office is zoned for real estate and banking and places the firm shoulder-to-shoulder with hedge funds, private equity firms, and other high-level financial institutions that call Banker’s Row home. Premier signed a four-year lease for the space beginning August 1. Once open, it will serve as a long-term base of operations for Brandt and her dedicated team of five staff members. As the exclusive Palm Beach Island affiliate of Christie’s International Real Estate, Premier Estate Properties continues to deliver world-class service, global exposure, and unmatched market expertise. With this new addition, the firm’s portfolio now includes seven offices across South Florida—including Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Delray Beach, and Vero Beach—with the Banker’s Row expansion marking its latest milestone in a legacy of excellence.

As Coconut Grove surges to the top of Miami’s luxury condo market, a new kind of development is leading the charge—one rooted in design, nature, and well-being. Ziggurat , the sculptural, mixed-use project by The Allen Morris Company , is now offering sales and leases for a limited collection of private residences, Class-A office space, and curated retail—all designed to elevate how people live, work, and connect. Rendering of Ziggurat Coconut Grove Set at the intersection of Grand Avenue, Matilda Street, and Florida Avenue, Ziggurat occupies a pivotal site in one of Miami’s most dynamic neighborhoods. The Grove—combined with Coral Gables—recently recorded the highest year-over-year sales growth across all major Miami luxury markets and the city’s lowest inventory levels, solidifying its status as a long-term growth leader. Ziggurat arrives not just as a stunning new landmark, but as a future-facing response to what high-end buyers and businesses now value most. Rendering of Ziggurat Coconut Grove Designed by Oppenheim Architecture , with interiors by Collarte Interiors and landscaping by Naturalficial , the building’s stepped, stone-clad silhouette rises organically from the Grove’s lush canopy. But what sets Ziggurat apart isn’t just its aesthetic—it’s its philosophy. Rendering of Ziggurat Coconut Grove With global wellness real estate projected to exceed $1 trillion by 2029, Ziggurat responds to a rising demand for homes and offices that support health, longevity, and quality of life. From its integration with nature to its rooftop hydrotherapy circuit and curated ground-floor experiences, the project is deeply aligned with today’s and tomorrow's wellness-driven buyer. Rendering of Ziggurat Coconut Grove Balcony Each of the 19 boutique homes features ceilings up to 11 feet high, private elevators with double-door entries, and 12-foot-deep terraces complete with full summer kitchens. European oak floors and travertine stone run throughout the interiors, while chef’s kitchens come equipped with Italian wood cabinetry, chef’s islands, walk-in pantries, Italian stone countertops, and a premium Wolf and Sub-Zero appliance package—including 60-inch refrigerators and wine storage. Primary suites offer deep soaking tubs, dual-function rain showers, and fixtures by Dornbracht, while in-residence laundry rooms and spacious walk-in closets round out the thoughtful layout. All residences are equipped with integrated smart-home technology and customizable wood cabinetry options. Rendering of Ziggurat Coconut Grove Office Ziggurat’s wellness programming extends far beyond the walls of each residence. The rooftop is designed as a private sanctuary, offering residents exclusive access to a hydrotherapy circuit, resort-style pool, private cabanas, and a chef’s grilling station—all centered around a MICHELIN-star restaurant focused on seasonal ingredients, all with panoramic views of Biscayne Bay. A state-of-the-art wellness concept will anchor the building’s health offerings, while landscaped paseos and courtyard gathering spaces promote movement and community. Ground-level dining, fashion, and market concepts are curated not just for luxury, but for quality of life—connecting residents to nourishment, culture, and the outdoors in one walkable environment. Rendering of Ziggurat Coconut Grove Above the residences, five floors of commercial space will include the future headquarters of The Allen Morris Company, and at ground level, Ziggurat prioritizes connectivity. A landscaped pedestrian paseo winds through couture ateliers, an artisanal café, a global gourmet market, and more MICHELIN-star dining. Custom-designed event spaces offer flexible venues for residents and guests, while the development’s location—directly across from Kirk Munroe Park, which is undergoing a $6.3 million renovation—extends the wellness experience beyond the building itself. Rendering of Ziggurat Coconut Grove The return of Grove Laundry & Cleaners, a local business operated by the Espinosa family since 1961, further grounds Ziggurat in the neighborhood’s legacy. Planned enhancements to Fuller Street and contributions to the public realm enhance walkability and neighborhood vibrancy. In a city evolving toward health-conscious, nature-connected urbanism, Ziggurat stands at the intersection of global trends and local character. It’s more than real estate—it’s a reimagined way of living and working, right in the heart of Coconut Grove. Learn more and get in touch with Ziggurat Coconut Grove here .

Along the edge of the Intracoastal Waterway, Olara is rising as one of the most significant residential developments ever introduced to West Palm Beach. Located on the iconic Flagler Drive, this transformative project is redefining waterfront living with its bold architecture, world-class lifestyle programming, and unmatched views. Construction is now well underway, with activity extending into the surrounding streets—a clear signal of the progress being made on this 26-story residential tower. Rendering of Olara West Palm Beach When complete, Olara will feature 275 beautifully designed residences, ranging from spacious two-bedroom homes to expansive four-bedrooms with dens. Each residence is carefully oriented to maximize natural light and capture panoramic vistas, including views of the Intracoastal, Palm Beach Island, and the Atlantic Ocean. Rendering of Olara Interiors Interiors are being crafted by the acclaimed design firm Gabellini Sheppard , known for their refined, minimalist sensibility and attention to detail. Every home includes soaring ceilings, generous layouts, and private 10-foot-deep terraces that extend the living space outward toward the water. Elevating the experience even further, the ground level of Olara will feature a signature restaurant from world-renowned Chef José Andrés—his first in The Palm Beaches. This 8,500-square-foot indoor/outdoor concept will bring a fresh culinary perspective to the waterfront, serving residents, locals, and visitors alike. With its prime location, innovative menu, and connection to one of the most prominent names in global dining, the restaurant will be a destination in its own right and a natural gathering place for the community. Rendering of Olara Indoor & Outdoor Gym The lifestyle offering at Olara rivals the world’s top resorts, with over 80,000 square feet of thoughtfully programmed amenities curated by industry leaders. A five-star spa and 13,000 square feet of fitness and wellness space will be designed by Jay Wright, founder of The Wright Fit, known for shaping the wellness offerings at premier residences and private clubs around the world. Additional resort-inspired features will include indoor and outdoor lounges, a resident waterfront terrace, a private marina with dock access, and elevated co-working and entertainment spaces—all managed with hospitality-grade service and attention. Rendering of Olara Amenities Nestled just north of downtown, Olara offers unparalleled access to the city’s new $1 billion Nora District set—a 40-acre, pedestrian-focused new neighborhood bringing highly curated dining, wellness, boutique shopping, and creative office space to the city this fall. Rendering of Olara Amenities Olara also sits minutes from the rapidly evolving CityPlace district, where new luxury office towers, residences, and experiential concepts are reshaping downtown West Palm Beach. From upcoming openings like Eataly and Alo Yoga to the arrival of Equinox and a new slate of fine dining and retail, the area is seeing unprecedented investment and transformation.  Rendering of Olara Amenities With seamless access to the Brightline station, the waterfront, and both Nora and downtown, Olara offers a rare combination of resort-style privacy and urban connection—placing residents at the center of everything happening in one of the country’s fastest-growing cities. Learn more here at Olara West Palm Beach .

JW Marriott has officially arrived in Greece with the June opening of JW Marriott Crete Resort & Spa , the brand’s first Mediterranean beach resort. Set across 100 coastal acres in Marathi, near Chania, the resort overlooks Souda Bay and offers a quieter alternative to Crete’s more developed beach destinations. Rendering of JW Marriott Crete Resort & Spa The property was designed by Block722 , a multidisciplinary architecture studio based in Athens and Stockholm known for merging Scandinavian functionality with Cycladic forms and Mediterranean materials. Their approach to the resort emphasized organic integration with the land’s natural terrain. Buildings are low-lying and earth-toned, with pathways and plazas arranged to follow the natural contours of the slope. Interiors continue the theme of restraint and texture, incorporating stone, wood, and handmade elements throughout. The resort includes 160 rooms, suites, and villas, many with private pools and panoramic views of the Aegean Sea. Accommodations are oriented to maximize light, privacy, and views, while landscaping with native plants softens the transition between architecture and terrain. Dining is guided by the resort’s onsite JW Garden, which supplies fresh herbs, vegetables, and botanicals to six venues : FAYI, the resort’s main restaurant offering Mediterranean-style breakfast, buffet, and à la carte ANOEE, centered on open-fire, Cretan-inspired cooking ONALOS, specializing in fresh, sea-to-table seafood CUCCAGNA, a casual trattoria serving oven-fired Italian fare SUNCTI Pool Bar, offering light snacks, coffee, and poolside drinks EÉXIS, the main bar, with cocktails infused with JW Garden botanicals and a bespoke mixology program in collaboration with Line Athens The JW Market, though separate from the resort’s core culinary lineup, introduces a first-of-its-kind concept for JW Marriott in Europe. The café-retail concept offers regionally sourced products, packaged foods, and handmade crafts. Wellness is a central focus of the resort. The ANOSEAS Spa offers a full range of treatments and rituals alongside a beauty room. An open-air yoga deck provides uninterrupted sea views, while fitness amenities include a gym and regular movement classes. Horizon-facing pools are positioned throughout the resort, some shared, others private, with an emphasis on quiet and restoration. For families, the resort includes The Phestos Den, a dedicated space created with Worldwide Kids . Guests can also take part in curated cultural excursions that explore Crete’s heritage, from archaeological sites to village food traditions.

Miami International Airport (MIA) is entering a bold new era. Speaking on the Day in Miami  podcast, Miami-Dade Aviation Director Ralph Cutié shared key timelines for a sweeping modernization plan that will reshape nearly every corner of the airport over the next six years. From expanded terminals to new hotel accommodations and parking facilities, the transformation is already underway—and on a tight timeline. Rendering of Concourse D Expansion, Miami International Airport By 2031, every terminal at MIA is expected to be rebuilt or expanded. That includes a complete overhaul of the aging Central Terminal, much of which dates back nearly eight decades. Once completed, the terminals will be fully connected post-security, allowing passengers to move freely between gates without having to re-clear security—a major leap forward in convenience and connectivity. Expected Timeline: South Terminal / Concourse K Expansion : Target completion in 2029 Central Terminal Full Reconstruction : Construction slated to finish by 2031 North Terminal D60 Expansion : Target completion in 2031 Flamingo Garage Extension : Set to open in December 2025 Rendering of Westin Hotel, Miami International Airport In addition to the terminal work, a new Westin Hotel with approximately 500 rooms will be integrated into the airport campus. That hotel is expected to open in 2027, providing on-site lodging for travelers and crew. Both new and existing parking garages will be wrapped in stainless steel artwork, adding a fresh visual identity to the airport’s exterior and setting a new tone for the gateway to Greater Miami. With the entire project rolling out in phases and major components already in progress, MIA is poised to meet the demands of the next generation of travel with improved flow, upgraded facilities, and a much-needed design refresh.

Tampa’s Westshore Marina District has quickly become one of the most thoughtfully designed waterfront neighborhoods in the region. Located at the intersection of Gandy and Westshore Boulevards, the 52-acre master-planned district combines residential living with boutique retail, parks, and Tampa’s largest private deepwater marina—all set along the edge of Old Tampa Bay. Its layout emphasizes walkability and everyday access to the water, with 1.5 miles of scenic trails, public green space, and views that connect the district back to the city and coast. At the heart of it all is Marina Pointe, a residential development that continues to shape the skyline and lifestyle of South Tampa’s waterfront. Tower I has officially sold out, closing with a $3.1 million penthouse, and Tower II is currently selling, with construction anticipated to begin in 2026. While interest continues to grow, much of what defines the community is already in place. Residents are steps from Marina Landings, a compact dining and retail village featuring local businesses like Cru Cellars and Duckweed Grocery, and have access to one of the only private deepwater marinas in the area accommodating vessels up to 90 feet.  Rendering of Westshore Marina District, Tampa Adding to the energy of the Westshore Marina District is the Sunday Market, held on the fourth Sunday of every month just steps from Marina Pointe. Set along the waterfront promenade, the market brings together over 70 local vendors offering fresh produce, artisan goods, and gourmet bites. With live music, food trucks, and scenic views of the marina, it’s become a neighborhood tradition that reflects the district’s growing sense of community and connection. Rendering of Marina Pointe Sports Simulator A limited collection of Harbour Homes adds a unique dimension to the project. Seven of these multi-level residences are already completed and occupied, offering a rare layout that includes private elevator access, flexible interior space, and private front yards—along with direct access to the resort-style amenity deck. With more Harbour Homes preparing to launch soon, this growing collection represents one of the most distinctive living opportunities within the district, especially for those seeking the feel of a single-family home with the benefits of a connected, highly-amenitized community. Rendering of Marina Pointe Interiors, Clear pH Tower II will introduce 151 new residences and expand the Harbour Homes offering, with floor plans ranging from approximately 1,100 to over 3,300 square feet. Pricing begins in the low $1 millions and exceeds $4 million for select residences. Amenities continue to mirror the ease of a resort: yoga lawns, spa treatment rooms, a high-tech golf simulator, and guest suites for visiting friends or family. Wellness spaces, entertainment lounges, and a 24-hour concierge complete the lifestyle offering, combining privacy with everyday convenience. Rendering of Marina Pointe Interiors, Clear pH The 13-acre deepwater marina is a key part of that experience. Professionally managed with a dedicated dockmaster and 24-hour security, it’s one of the few private marinas in the region able to accommodate yachts up to 90 feet. For residents, it means seamless access to the water without sacrificing service or security. Living in the Westshore Marina District also means staying connected to the wider city. Downtown Tampa is less than 15 minutes away, as are the airport, International Plaza, and the commercial corridor of Westshore. It’s a location that offers daily convenience without the density of a downtown core, and it reflects a broader shift in how people are thinking about urban living—more outdoor space, more access to water, and less reliance on a car. Rendering of Marina Pointe Interiors, Clear pH That shift is showing up in the data. According to KAYAK, Tampa was the top trending U.S. destination for summer 2025, with travel searches up 85% year over year. Travel + Leisure  attributes the momentum to the city’s growing waterfront, diverse neighborhoods, and easy access to culture, parks, and coastline. The Westshore Marina District fits squarely into that landscape—not as an isolated development, but as a walkable, layered neighborhood that’s already delivering on the promise of that lifestyle. With Tower II on the horizon and more Harbour Homes on the way, the focus isn’t just on what’s coming. It’s on what’s already here.

An icon of alpine hospitality returns to San Cassiano this month as Aman Rosa Alpina reopens under the full embrace of the Aman brand. Nestled in Italy’s UNESCO-listed Dolomites , the resort has been carefully reimagined by Jean-Michel Gathy while remaining under the stewardship of the Pizzinini family , who have operated the property for three generations. Rendering of Aman Rosa Alpina, Aman The transformation marks a new chapter for the historic retreat, which now features 51 redesigned rooms and suites, including two expansive Aman Suites and an updated Chalet Zeno configured as a two-suite private residence. Throughout the property, Gathy’s architectural approach highlights elemental materials—wood, stone, blackened steel—while introducing new spatial drama, such as the soaring double-height arrival lounge and a sculptural central bar. The resort’s wellness program has expanded significantly with the introduction of a full Aman Spa. The facility includes three pools—two indoors and one outdoor—a Jacuzzi, a hammam, and treatment rooms offering therapies inspired by the surrounding alpine landscape. Photo of Indoor Pool Area, Aman Rosa Alpina Guests will now find three private cinemas, age-specific games rooms, and a refined ski lounge equipped with heated boot racks and equipment services. The property’s connection to the Dolomiti Superski network allows direct access to more than 1,200 kilometers of seasonal terrain, while summer months will offer guided hiking, climbing, and biking experiences. Aman Rosa Alpina’s culinary direction includes several new venues: an Italian grill, a breakfast room with live cooking, an all-day lounge, a cigar and spirits lounge, and a private wine library for tastings and events. A Japanese dining concept is scheduled to open during the 2025–2026 winter season, rounding out a year-round offering rooted in place but global in influence. Image of San Cassiano Village Though the resort now carries Aman’s full branding, it remains a deeply personal project. The Pizzinini family continues to oversee day-to-day operations, ensuring the character and legacy of the original Rosa Alpina are not only preserved but expanded upon.  The resort will operate this year from July 24 through October 12, 2025 , for its summer season, and reopen for winter beginning December 4, 2025 .

Stretching across 1,500 acres of Baja California’s untouched East Cape, Costa Palmas is emerging as one of the most ambitious resort communities in the world. Rendering of Costa Palmas Just 45 minutes from Los Cabos International Airport, this private beachfront enclave is tucked between the Sierra de la Laguna mountains and the Sea of Cortez, offering an ultra-luxury ecosystem anchored by names like Four Seasons and Aman , and framed by swimmable beaches, organic farms, and a world-class marina. Renderings of Four Seasons and Residences Los Cabos at Costa Palmas At the water’s edge, the Four Seasons Resort and Residences Los Cabos at Costa Palmas marked the first major opening within the community. Designed by Guerin Glass Architects , the resort’s layout is intentionally spread out, with 118 rooms and 23 suites positioned for views of the sea and surrounding mountains. Guests and homeowners have access to multiple pools, a wellness spa, and an open-air market, along with thirteen culinary concepts - ranging from the world renowned estiatorio Milos to Nancy Silverton's Mozza Baja . Private residences range from turnkey casitas to custom beachfront villas, each with access to the Four Seasons’ full suite of services. Renderings of Amanvari Amanvari , scheduled to open later this year, introduces Aman’s first resort in Mexico. Named for the Sanskrit words for “peace” and “water,” the property includes 18 bi-level pavilions and a series of private residences across beachfront, golf-side, and oceanview lots. A central pavilion will anchor the site with three restaurants, a lounge, library, and 30-meter beachfront infinity pool, while the architecture emphasizes clean lines, open-air living, and a deep connection to the landscape. Renderings of Casa Blake Within the marina district, Casa Blake takes a more vibrant tone. Designed by JSa Architects and Martin Brudnizki Studio , the mixed-use concept combines hospitality and ownership opportunities in a layered, residential-style setting. Residences—ranging from studios to three-bedroom layouts—wrap around a marina-front pool and bar and connect to shaded gardens, a brasserie, a fitness center, and the larger network of Costa Palmas via water taxi. Image of Delphine Day Club Ownership includes an invitation to join the exclusive members-only Costa Palmas Club and Delphine Day Club — which is just a short ride away by boat, bringing a relaxed, Riviera-style day club developed in collaboration with Michelin-starred chef Ludo Lefebvre . Niçoise cuisine, DJ sets, and boutique shopping are all part of the experience—set directly on the sand. Costa Palmas Beach & Yacht Club spans 50,000 square feet and includes pools, a gym, theater, restaurant, and the Aventura concierge. Members have access to land and sea excursions ranging from scuba diving and fishing to horseback riding in the nearby mountains. Memberships are structured to include the entire family—intended to serve as long-term extensions of ownership across generations. Rendering of Marina Village, Costa Palmas Across the water, the Marina Village has taken shape as one of Costa Palmas’ most active centers. There’s Chiki , the East Cape’s first nightclub, also designed by Brudnizki; Mozza Baja , the latest concept from James Beard Award-winner Nancy Silverton; and Casena , a cafe-boutique hybrid featuring Baja-roasted coffee and curated home goods. A real estate nook, daily water taxis, and Casa Blake’s upcoming retail offerings round out what’s becoming a full-service waterfront neighborhood. Retail and lifestyle programming also expand into El Mercadito , a curated collection of boutiques located near the Four Seasons. East Cape Shop, Duna, Cuca, and the Oasis Spa Shop offer a mix of resortwear, locally sourced goods, clean beauty, and wellness essentials. Image of Costa Palmas Golf Club Just inland, the Costa Palmas Golf Club offers a walkable 18-hole course designed by Robert Trent Jones II. The layout moves through sea dunes, freshwater estuaries, and fertile farmland before finishing near the marina, with views across both land and sea. Onsite features include a three-par short course, a caddy program, a one-acre practice green, and two casual restaurants: Bouchie’s and Lucha Libre. The pro shop carries gear tailored for life both on and off the course.  Just beyond, the Costa Palmas Sports Park includes athletic fields and courts, a pump track, a grotto-style pool, and Jimmy’s Soda Fountain Bar, which serves nostalgic burgers and ice cream floats made with local ingredients. Set between freshwater springs and open sea, the East Cape remains one of Baja’s least developed regions—known for its biodiversity, clear waters, and seasonal winds. Conditions here support everything from organic farming to kiteboarding, and the land still feels tied to its natural rhythms. As Costa Palmas evolves, it’s doing so with a long-view mindset—connecting intentional design with open space, and introducing new possibilities to a part of the peninsula that’s just beginning to be defined.

AMAVI has officially landed in Midtown Miami, bringing coastal Mediterranean flavor and serious nighttime energy to one of the city’s fastest-evolving neighborhoods. The New York-born concept opened over the weekend in the former MAU space, and it’s already turning heads with its bold dishes, moody interiors, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow. From the Aegean Coast to North Africa, the menu pulls from across the region—but the vibe is distinctly Miami. Interior Image of AMAVI, Ruben Cabrera The design sets the tone the moment you walk in. Tall archways, textured Venetian plaster, and reclaimed brass fixtures give the space a warm, layered feel, while a sculptural gold mesh net floats above the central walkway, hinting at what’s to come after dark. Lush greenery wraps the patio in a sense of privacy, with lighting that shifts from soft and ambient to sharp and theatrical as the evening progresses. By late night, the restaurant’s layout subtly transforms—lights dim, music rises, and the elevated walkway glows beneath DJs spinning at the back of the room. Spreads at AMAVI, James Livingston At the center of it all is Executive Chef Tolga Mutlu, who leads the Miami kitchen with a style that’s both grounded in tradition and responsive to the city’s rhythm. Dishes are rich in coastal influence, from the sumac-dusted lamb chops glazed in pomegranate molasses to whole branzino grilled with fresh herbs and presented tableside. Pasta is made in-house daily, including a standout lobster version that’s already drawing repeat orders. Small plates feature mezze spreads, wood-fired vegetables, and seasonal salads that highlight fresh produce without overcomplicating it. Much of the menu is designed for sharing, though there’s enough structure to support a full coursed-out dinner. Local seafood, warm pita, and bright citrus flavors thread through the offerings, giving the table a sense of movement and balance. Even the vegetarian options hold their own—smoky eggplant, whipped feta, and vibrant greens carry the same sense of detail as the mains. Interior Image of AMAVI, Ruben Cabrera The bar stretches 33 feet along the main room, built from slabs of deep brown natural stone. Its presence anchors the space without drawing too much attention, while the drinks offer a subtle nod to AMAVI’s roots . There’s date and vanilla-infused coffee liqueur in the Espress Yourself , mezcal and pineapple in the Dolce Vento , and elderflower with hibiscus tincture in the Jardin Margarita . Each is layered but approachable—cocktails that evolve with the evening rather than interrupt it. Cocktails at AMAVI, James Livingston AMAVI moves with a pace that feels intentional. Weeknights begin with a low-key happy hour that draws in professionals from the surrounding offices and residences. Dinner service starts early and builds slowly, with the kitchen pacing itself as guests ease into the night. By the time the lights shift and the walkway starts to glow, the room feels like something between a dinner party and a lounge. It’s a rhythm that’s hard to fake—and one that fits right into the current moment in Miami dining. Interior Image of AMAVI, Ruben Cabrera Located at 3252 NE 1st Ave, Suite 109, AMAVI is now open Wednesday through Sunday. Hours run from 5 p.m. to midnight on Wednesdays and Sundays, and 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. Thursday through Saturday. Reservations are available at Resy.com , and the Midtown location is already becoming a nightly destination.

Indigo Road Hospitality Group will debut its first Charleston hotel next month with the opening of Hotel Richemont at 93 Society Street. Positioned just off King Street, the 25-room residential-style property introduces a boutique, design-forward concept within the city’s historic downtown. Image: Hotel Richemont Hotel Richemont is designed to feel like a well-kept secret—an intimate place where each room is distinct yet cohesive. Accommodations include a mix of one- and two-bedroom suites, many spanning two floor layouts or featuring private balconies. Each room is outfitted with high-thread-count linens from 1Concier, Nespresso machines, Grown Alchemist amenities, 52-inch televisions, and personal safes. Guests can expect daily coffee and pastries as part of their stay, alongside valet and self-parking for an additional charge. Image: Hotel Richemont The on-site restaurant, Two Bit Club , is led by Executive Chef Jesus Tria. A Culinary Institute of Charleston alum originally from Manila, Tria brings a menu rooted in Vietnamese cuisine, reflecting the spirit of 1940s and 50s Southeast Asia. Dishes spotlight ingredients such as lemongrass, yuzu, and lychee, while the restaurant’s visual identity draws inspiration from the vibrant spirit of 1940s and '50s Southeast Asia, creating an immersive dining experience. Image: Two Bit Club The project expands Indigo Road Hospitality Group’s presence beyond its well-known Charleston restaurants, contributing to its growing portfolio of hotels and dining concepts across the Southeast. The name “Richemont” nods to a historic ship that once brought French Huguenot refugees to Charleston, offering a subtle link to the city’s layered past. Separate yourself from millions of readers and sign up for Hotel of Tomorrow's free newsletter to receive the latest on the best hotels and resorts around the world.

Related Ross is eyeing a major adaptive reuse project in the heart of downtown West Palm Beach, proposing a dramatic transformation of the century-old Hibiscus House into a 250-seat signature restaurant. Rendering of Hibscus, Related Ross Once a laid-back neighborhood favorite nicknamed “The Backyard Bar,” the former bed and breakfast was known for its casual charm—where guests could sip cheap drinks and mingle in the backyard. Now, under the vision of Stephen Ross’s Related Ross , the $13 million plan aims to preserve that spirit while elevating the experience—reimagining one of West Palm’s last Craftsman bungalows as a landmark restaurant blending history with high-end hospitality. Rendering of Hibscus, Related Ross Located just steps from The Square and a block from Related’s flagship 360 Rosemary tower, the historic home at 213 S. Rosemary Avenue dates back to 1918 and was relocated in the 1990s to avoid demolition. Now, Related is planning a sweeping renovation across the two-building site, complete with two bars, outdoor dining, event space, and a retail boutique. Rendering of Hibscus, Related Ross The company is seeking $1.3 million in public support through the city’s Community Redevelopment Agency to help fund the overhaul, calling the project a key piece in connecting Clematis Street with The Square. The plan includes an architectural addition, infrastructure upgrades, and a full restoration of historic details like the gingerbread trim and woodwork.

A new chapter in West Palm Beach’s evolution is taking shape with the upcoming arrival of Equinox , the globally renowned luxury fitness and lifestyle brand. Set to open later this year, Equinox West Palm Beach marks the brand’s first location in Palm Beach County and will serve as a central anchor in the revitalized CityPlace district . Rendering of Equinox West Palm Beach Equinox West Palm Beach will span nearly 35,000 square feet across the second and third floors of 575 Rosemary, located within The Laurel—Related Ross’ first luxury apartment rental property in Florida. It anchors the heart of CityPlace, the developer’s reimagined mixed-use district in downtown West Palm Beach, which is being transformed into a hub for elevated wellness, dining, and culture. The broader redevelopment includes new luxury office towers (10 & 15 CityPlace), the soon-to-open food hall Eataly, Alo, Moxie’s, and more. Rendering of Equinox West Palm Beach Positioned within walking distance of the Brightline station and Clematis Street, Equinox West Palm Beach will offer a full suite of luxury amenities. The club will feature expansive strength and cardio floors, unlimited group fitness classes, and elite personal training powered by Equinox’s signature EQX OS system. Rendering of Equinox West Palm Beach Members can expect expertly designed spaces for yoga, barre, cycling, and high-intensity interval training, along with meticulously maintained locker rooms, eucalyptus steam rooms, rain showers, and recovery areas. The facility will also include a spa suite offering curated treatments and wellness services, with access to the Equinox mobile app for on-demand classes and coaching wherever members go. Rendering of Equinox West Palm Beach Founding Memberships are currently available with early sign-up incentives, including waived initiation fees and guaranteed access to introductory rates. A dedicated showroom and presale office are already open, giving future members a chance to explore renderings and benefits before the grand opening, which is expected in late 2025. As part of Equinox’s launch, community wellness events and pop-up classes are being hosted on the lawn at CityPlace throughout the summer. Rendering of Shorecrest in West Palm Beach Equinox’s arrival also coincides with Shorecrest , an upcoming luxury residential tower located just minutes from the club. Developed by Related Ross, Shorecrest will incorporate a first-of-its-kind Equinox-curated fitness and wellness programming directly into its amenities. Residents will have access to a private contrast therapy suite, dedicated yoga and Pilates studios, a 75-foot rooftop lap pool, and a cold plunge, steam room, and sauna—all designed to mirror the elevated standards of Equinox’s global clubs. Rendering of Shorecrest in West Palm Beach Residents will also benefit from exclusive membership access to the flagship club next door, making Shorecrest one of the most wellness-forward living environments in the region. Rendering of Equinox West Palm Beach Beyond its amenities, the broader impact of Equinox West Palm Beach is significant. As downtown continues to grow with a wave of luxury residences, hospitality offerings, and new retailers, the club adds a vital piece to CityPlace’s transformation into a lifestyle-driven destination. The partnership between Equinox and Related underscores a shared vision for integrating health, design, and community at the highest level. This is not just a gym opening—it’s a signal of West Palm Beach’s continued emergence as a city that can support world-class living. Rendering of Equinox West Palm Beach As anticipation builds, Equinox West Palm Beach is shaping up to be far more than a fitness center. It will be a cornerstone of the city’s evolving identity, drawing in residents, professionals, and travelers who see health and performance as essential to modern living. With its curated programming, luxury standards, and central location, Equinox is set to become a defining feature of West Palm Beach’s next chapter. Learn more at: https://www.equinox.com/clubs/florida/westpalmbeach

A bold new chapter is unfolding above Toronto’s Bloor-Yorkville corridor, where the long-anticipated Andaz Toronto is set to take shape within the supertall One Bloor West . Rendering of One Bloor West Andaz Toronto marks Hyatt’s second venture into the Canadian market under its design-forward, lifestyle-focused, Andaz brand . Expected to open with approximately 130-160 rooms — Andaz Toronto will bring the brand’s signature approach to vibrant public spaces, curated dining, and elevated wellness offerings—including a rooftop pool deck that promises commanding views over downtown Toronto. The hotel's interiors encompassing the common areas, event spaces, two distinct food and beverage experiences, as well as the guest rooms and suites—are being crafted by Toronto’s acclaimed DesignAgency . Known for their tailored, narrative-driven approach to hospitality design, DesignAgency’s concept imagery reveals a sophisticated aesthetic that reflects the energy and diversity of the surrounding city. The hotel forms part of the broader One Bloor West (formerly known as The One) development, a project whose story has become one of both soaring ambition and significant setbacks.  Rendering of One Bloor West, Foster + Partners Originally announced over a decade ago by Mizrahi Developments , the tower was envisioned as Canada’s tallest building. Financial troubles brought construction to a halt, and has since found new footing under the stewardship of Tridel , one of Canada’s most prominent high-rise residential developers, and has been rebranded as One Bloor West. Construction resumed in 2024 with a new phased approach. Once complete, One Bloor West is expected to reach a height of 1109 feet, making it Canada’s second tallest residential tower behind the future SkyTower at Pinnacle One Yonge. The building, designed by London-based Foster + Partners , will house luxury condominiums, flagship retail, and the Andaz hotel, creating a mixed-use landmark that redefines the city’s skyline. Originally targeted for completion by 2025, the hotel’s debut is now more realistically projected between 2027 and 2028.

Brooklyn’s skyline continues to evolve with the debut of The Brook , a 52-story residential tower now welcoming its first residents. Located at 567 Fulton Street, The Brook officially begins move-ins on July 15 and brings 591 new rental homes to the heart of one of Brooklyn’s most energetic and fast-changing neighborhoods. Rendering of The Brook, Witkoff Group Developed by Witkoff Group and Apollo Global Management , The Brook rises at the high-traffic junction of Fulton, Flatbush, and DeKalb—an address that’s come to symbolize Downtown Brooklyn’s shift from a strictly commercial center to a vibrant, full-service residential destination. The building is a product of that transformation, pairing expansive skyline views and polished architecture with a curated mix of amenities, walkability, and cultural access. Rendering of The Brook, Witkoff Group Designed by Beyer Blinder Belle with interiors by Bonetti/Kozerski Architecture, the tower offers a warm, modern aesthetic throughout. Residences range from studios to two-bedrooms, with ceiling heights starting at 10'6" and select lofts reaching 15 feet. Floor-to-ceiling operable windows flood homes with light, while interiors feature wide-plank white oak flooring, Italian cabinetry, quartzite countertops, stainless steel appliances, Bosch washer/dryers, and smart thermostats. Pricing starts at $3,870 per month, and 30% of residences are reserved for affordable housing. Rendering of The Brook, Witkoff Group What sets The Brook apart is its amenity offering—over 30,000 square feet dedicated to wellness, leisure, and work. Residents have access to an outdoor pool, fitness studios, a full basketball and pickleball court, library and co-working lounge, game room, sky lounge and bar, private event spaces, a landscaped terrace, and a dog spa. Ground-floor retail is planned for the podium building next door, with architecture and rooftop design by Bjarke Ingels Group helping integrate the project into the surrounding street life. Rendering of The Brook, Witkoff Group The Brook also benefits from its location. It’s steps from City Point, with access to Trader Joe’s, Target, and over 40 food vendors at DeKalb Market Hall. Arts and cultural institutions like BAM and BRIC are just blocks away, and both Cadman Plaza Park and Brooklyn Bridge Park are within easy reach. The neighborhood is also one of the most connected in the city, with multiple subway lines and the LIRR at Atlantic Terminal offering seamless transit options. Rendering of The Brook, Witkoff Group As Downtown Brooklyn enters its next phase—balancing cultural energy, residential density, and a newly pedestrian-friendly streetscape—The Brook arrives as both a symbol and participant in that growth. It delivers design-forward rental living with thoughtful details, community integration, and everyday access to one of New York’s most evolving neighborhoods. Rendering of The Brook, Witkoff Group Learn more at The Brook here: https://brookbk.com/

A major new chapter for Lake Como is on the horizon as The Lake Como EDITION  prepares to open later this summer on the western shore. Housed in a reimagined 19th-century structure, the hotel introduces 148 guest rooms—including two penthouse suites—paired with a striking lobby bar, multiple dining venues, a spa with thermal pool and steam room, and a signature floating pool facing the Bellagio mountains. Image: The Lake Come EDITION The project is being developed in partnership with Marriott’s EDITION Hotels , Bain Capital , Omnam Group , and Kryalos SGR . It marks the brand’s continued expansion in Italy following the debut of The Rome EDITION , and brings a new level of modernity and global cachet to one of Europe’s most timeless destinations. Image: The Lake Como EDITION Design at The Lake Como EDITION balances reverence for the building’s historic scale with EDITION’s signature aesthetic—streamlined, theatrical, and intentionally minimalist. Many guest rooms feature private terraces with panoramic lake views, while a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces support a high-end culinary and wellness experience. Image: The Lake Como EDITION Easily accessible from Milan yet deeply immersed in the landscape of the lake, the property joins an elite tier of Como hotels—and stands out as one of the few integrated into the Marriott Bonvoy program. More than just a new opening, it signals a shift toward contemporary, design-driven hospitality in a region long defined by tradition.

A new era is underway at the gateway between Midtown and Downtown Nashville, where The Motley  is rising at the corner of Church Street and 14th Avenue North. This ambitious mixed-use development—led by IPB Properties and designed by HASTINGS Architecture—promises to reshape the corridor with a bold, pedestrian-forward vision blending residential density, destination retail, and contemporary design rooted in local history. Rendering of The Motley, HASTINGS Phase One of The Motley is currently under construction and will introduce a 26-story residential tower with 326 high-end rental units, set above more than 15,000 square feet of curated restaurant and retail space. As one of three towers planned for the site, this first phase sets the tone for the entire development, with Hastings' design referencing the site’s industrial past as a dairy plant through precast façades evoking stainless steel silos and a base lined with dramatic “dancing” arches. Rendering of The Motley, HASTINGS Anchoring the project is a central plaza designed as an outdoor hub, where layered pathways, portals, and lush landscaping invite gathering and movement. With pedestrian access prioritized and a four-story underground parking garage tucked discreetly below grade, the project introduces a “stramp” (stair-ramp hybrid) that connects the plaza to nearby office zones and navigates a 12-foot elevation change in style. Vehicular access is minimized and cleverly hidden beneath a sloped dog park, keeping the focus on foot traffic and open-air vibrancy. Rendering of The Motley, HASTINGS Commercial leasing is being led by OJAS, with retail spaces marketed as ideal locations for flagship restaurants, boutique shopping, and local lifestyle brands. The layout includes a double-height 6,400-square-foot space facing Church Street and 14th Avenue, two additional shells facing 15th Avenue totaling more than 6,600 square feet, and patio-ready retail adjacent to the plaza with high-visibility wraparound windows. All will be delivered in cold dark shell condition, with on-site retail parking and premium street exposure. The Motley will change the retail and pedestrian experience, with a vision that is amplified by over 1 million square feet of planned adjacent mixed-use projects in the immediate area. As the closest major retail node to Nashville Yards, The Motley extends the Gulch’s energy and foot traffic into Midtown, bringing continuity and vitality along the Church Street corridor. Rendering of The Motley, HASTINGS Beyond just retail and residences, the larger Motley masterplan envisions up to 1,350 multifamily units or a mix of 1,150 residences and 200 hotel rooms across the three towers. Over 70,000 square feet of commercial space is ultimately planned, positioning the development as a major new destination within Nashville’s growing downtown fringe. Public art will also play a key role in shaping the project’s identity, with the current site showcasing three 20-foot pillars wrapped in original illustrations from local artists, including Nashville-based Maggie Sanger. Construction of Phase One is expected to be complete by 2027.

Elite performance starts with recovery, and in Palm Beach, recovery just got an upgrade. The Hästens 2000T, widely considered the world’s best bed for athletes, is now available exclusively at the Hästens Palm Beach , a Hive Collective showroom steps away from Hive’s flagship storefronts.  Image of Hästens Palm Beach, HIVE Handmade in Sweden with over 300 hours of craftsmanship, the 2000T is engineered for high-performance sleep. Each mattress is layered with breathable natural materials—horsehair, cotton, wool, and flax—to regulate body temperature, relieve pressure points, and promote deep, restorative rest. It's a favorite of athletes, CEOs, and anyone who treats recovery as seriously as training. Image of 2000T at Hästens Palm Beach, HIVE From PGA pros and equestrians to triathletes and tennis champions, the 2000T is a quiet staple in peak-performance routines. The bed supports natural movement, optimal alignment, and faster muscle recovery—all while delivering a feeling of floating ease. Whether you're chasing a lower handicap, quicker bounce-back time, or more clarity between rounds, this isn’t just luxury—it’s a tool for gaining an edge. Image of 2000T at Hästens Palm Beach, HIVE Hästens Palm Beach  also offers a Private Sleep Experience , a one-on-one consultation inside a completely closed showroom. Guests are welcomed with champagne, tea, or their preferred drink and guided through a full sensory evaluation. Temperature and lighting are optimized as Hästens sleep experts evaluate alignment, breathing, and comfort across a curated selection of beds—including the 2000T. Image of Hästens Palm Beach, HIVE Appointments can be scheduled online  or by emailing PalmBeach@HastensStores.com

Aman Group’s contemporary sister brand, Janu, has announced its fifth destination: a coastal sanctuary in Turks & Caicos. Set on the northwest edge of Providenciales, Janu Turks & Caicos blends a beachfront hotel and branded private residences into a secluded enclave framed by protected natural beauty. Rendering of Janu Turks & Caicos Positioned within one of the Caribbean’s most pristine landscapes, the project occupies a quiet stretch bordering Northwest Point Marine National Park. This area, spanning 18,000 acres, is known for its white-sand beaches, rocky coves, and rich marine ecosystems. The setting allows guests and residents to experience uninterrupted views and direct access to the island’s lesser-known northwest coast. Rendering of Janu Turks & Caicos The development pairs Janu’s hotel offering with a collection of branded residences, bringing the brand’s social, wellness-driven philosophy into long-term living. The architecture emphasizes connection to the surrounding environment with open-air layouts and organic materials throughout. Amenities include a Beach Club, several culinary venues, a Spa & Wellness Center , and a 50-meter swimming pool, all designed to encourage communal gathering and restoration. Social wellness, a defining tenet of the Janu brand, is embedded into the layout of both guest and resident experiences. Rendering of Janu Dubai The launch of Janu Turks & Caicos follows the success of Janu Tokyo which opened in March 2024. Turks & Caicos marks the brand’s first project in the Caribbean and builds on its momentum across multiple regions. Looking ahead, Janu has 12 destinations in development, with confirmed future openings in Dubai, AlUla, Diriyah, and Montenegro. The expansion reflects a strategic emphasis on transformative destinations that pair strong architectural narratives with a global outlook. True to its name— Janu  means “soul” in Sanskrit—the brand continues to grow its presence while remaining rooted in community, movement, and cultural depth.

Timed to coincide with the 2025 Italian Open, the iconic La Dolce Vita Orient Express  has officially launched a new suite of itineraries tailored for golf lovers, blending sport, culture, and slow travel into a singularly elegant experience. The luxury train, a special partner of this year’s Italian Open, will offer its first golf-focused departure in October 2025, with bookings now open. Image of La Dolce Vita Orient Express The new journeys are designed to showcase Italy’s growing reputation as a premier golf destination. Each multi-day itinerary pairs world-class courses with Michelin-starred cuisine, sweeping landscapes, and the signature charm of Orient Express hospitality. Guests will be accompanied by a renowned professional golfer and treated to curated masterclasses, exclusive events, and refined accommodations both aboard and at select partner hotels. Northern Greens Route The debut itinerary, Northern Greens , offers four days and three nights aboard La Dolce Vita Orient Express —an immersive experience where golfing excellence meets the timeless elegance of rail travel. Priced from €16,500 per passenger, the round-trip journey will begin and end in Rome, with stops in Brescia, Turin, and Perugia. The next departure is scheduled for May 2026. Image of La Dolce Vita Orient Express For true connoisseurs, this is an invitation to experience every swing in style across some of Italy’s most prestigious golf clubs: Marco Simone Golf & Country Club, Franciacorta Golf Club, Royal Park I Roveri, and Antognolla Golf Club. Throughout the journey, guests enjoy a moving salotto onboard—complete with gourmet cuisine by three-Michelin-starred chef Heinz Beck, live entertainment, and panoramic views of Italy’s diverse landscapes. A personal concierge handles everything from luggage to premium equipment rentals, while a professional golfer onboard offers technical insight and stories from the game. Even non-golfing guests can enjoy parallel experiences focused on Italian art, wellness, and culture. Image of Marco Simone Golf & Country Club Day 1 – Rome & Marco Simone Golf & Country Club Begin your journey with a morning round at Marco Simone, the iconic Ryder Cup venue just outside Rome. Afterward, guests are welcomed into the La Dolce Vita Lounge at Roma Ostiense Station for an aperitivo before boarding. Dinner onboard is a refined culinary experience by Heinz Beck, followed by cocktails and live music in the bar car. Image of Franciacorta Golf Club Day 2 – Franciacorta Golf Club Wake up to a panoramic breakfast as the train rolls toward Franciacorta. The day is spent golfing in this scenic wine region, followed by an elegant return to the train for another gourmet dinner and social evening. Day 3 – Royal Park I Roveri Located near Turin in La Mandria Regional Park, this club offers challenging play with Alpine views. Back on board, guests enjoy a regionally inspired dinner by Heinz Beck and refined entertainment as the train glides through Piedmont. Image of Antognolla Golf Day 4 – Antognolla Golf Club & Return to Rome The final round is played at Antognolla, a dramatic and scenic course in Umbria. A farewell toast aboard the train follows, with the journey concluding as the sun sets over the Umbrian countryside en route back to Rome. Italian Swing Route Launching in November, Italian Swing  extends the golf experience across Italy’s Central and Southern regions. Guests will visit a series of prestigious clubs including Marco Simone Golf & Country Club, San Domenico Golf Club in Puglia, The Club at Castiglion del Bosco in Tuscany, and Argentario Golf Club—the only PGA-licensed facility in Italy. Day 1 – Marco Simone Golf & Country Club Your exclusive journey begins just outside Rome at Marco Simone, one of Europe’s top-ranked courses and host of the 2023 Ryder Cup. After the morning round, guests are privately transferred to the La Dolce Vita Lounge at Roma Ostiense Station. Aboard the train, the journey unfolds with a dinner by Michelin-starred chef Heinz Beck, live music, and signature cocktails in the Bar Car. Image of La Dolce Vita Orient Express Day 2 – San Domenico Golf Club As the train travels south at sunrise, breakfast is served with a view. The day’s round takes place at San Domenico Golf Club, a spectacular links-style course along the Adriatic Sea. Guests enjoy gourmet refreshments and personalized course maps throughout the day before returning to the train for dinner and evening entertainment as the train continues through southern Italy. Image of La Dolce Vita Orient Express Day 3 – The Club at Castiglion del Bosco Nestled in the heart of Tuscany’s Val d’Orcia, this private club offers a serene and technically rich game amid rolling vineyards and medieval scenery. After a day immersed in the landscape, guests return to the train for a Tuscan-inspired gourmet dinner by Heinz Beck, followed by music and conversation in the bar car. Day 4 – Argentario Golf Club & Return to Rome The final stop brings guests to Argentario Golf Club, a scenic and PGA-licensed course offering panoramic views of the Tyrrhenian coastline. After one last round, the journey concludes with a celebratory toast aboard the train, surrounded by the relaxed beauty of the Italian countryside en route back to Rome. Image of La Dolce Vita Orient Express From curated flights and luxury equipment to immersive offboard experiences, Italian Swing  is tailored to both players and non-players, offering moments of cultural discovery and laid-back indulgence at every stop. Every element is designed with meticulous care—from gourmet touches along the course to personal guidance from a professional golfer accompanying the journey. Developed in collaboration with the Italian Golf Federation and Infront, the project is part of a broader effort to position Italy as a global golf destination. It fuses the heritage of luxury train travel with the prestige of top-tier courses and supports sustainable, high-end tourism centered around culture, sport, and hospitality. Bookings are now open on the official website https://www.orient-express.com/la-dolce-vita/it/

Aspen One is bringing its acclaimed Limelight Hotels brand to the East Coast for the first time. The company announced plans to open Limelight Charleston, a hotel and residential project set to debut in 2028, marking a milestone expansion for a brand known for its dynamic presence in mountain and urban destinations alike. Rendering of Limelight Charleston, Bittoni Architects The move comes amid rapid growth for Limelight Hotels , which has evolved from three open properties in early 2023 to a portfolio that will include seven open or in-development locations across the country. Following recent launches in Snowmass, Denver, and Ketchum—and upcoming openings in Boulder and Mammoth—Charleston will introduce the brand’s signature blend of design-forward hospitality, local connection, and laid-back energy to one of the South’s most beloved cultural hubs. Rendering of Limelight Charleston, Bittoni Architects Developed in partnership with Category Company, the Charleston location will pair a boutique hotel with private branded residences and immersive social spaces—including a rooftop pool, restaurant, and the signature Limelight “living room,” designed as a gathering space for guests and locals. The project is set within the city’s historic district and aims to reflect the charm and rhythm of Charleston while offering a fresh, modern take on Southern hospitality. “This is a milestone moment for Limelight,” said Jeff Toscano, CEO of Aspen Hospitality. “Charleston is a city rich in culture and creativity, and this new location continues our commitment to thoughtfully expanding the brand into America’s most exciting destinations.” Rendering of Limelight Charleston, Bittoni Architects Daniel Pourbaba, Founder and CEO of Category Company, added: “We’re proud to partner with Aspen Hospitality to create a property that both honors Charleston’s architectural heritage and offers something truly new for the city.” As Aspen One continues to redefine destination-driven hospitality through its expanding portfolio—including The Little Nell, Aspen Collection, and its four-mountain ski experience in Colorado—the upcoming Limelight Charleston reflects a broader vision of experiential luxury, design integrity, and lasting community connection.