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.

West Palm Beach’s most iconic condominium has a new sister coming to town. Developed by Al Adelson—the visionary behind The Bristol, where penthouses reached over $40 million and set a new benchmark for luxury in South Florida— The Berkeley carries that legacy forward in a more expansive, family-focused form. While its predecessor delivered boutique exclusivity with just 69 residences, this next chapter unfolds on the shores of Clear Lake, pairing generous terraces and flexible layouts with enduring design pedigree in one of the city’s fastest-rising districts. Rendering of The Berkeley Palm Beach, Arquitectonica Currently under construction , the striking new residential landmark is more than just another condominium—it’s a statement of permanence. Designed by renowned architect Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Arquitectonica, the tower commands an unobstructed vantage point over the Atlantic Ocean, Intracoastal Waterway, and lakefront skyline. Rendering of The Berkeley Palm Beach, Arquitectonica Each residence is designed with a rare flow-through layout that captures sunrise on one side and sunset on the other—punctuated by the largest private terraces in the Palm Beaches. Rendering of The Berkeley Palm Beach Interior, Arquitectonica Inside, finishes are hand-selected from global design houses, including Italian-crafted Snaidero kitchens, spa-style baths, and integrated smart-building features. Family-forward floor plans add function to beauty, while a fully furnished on-site model offers a glimpse of the lifestyle already taking shape. Rendering of The Berkeley Palm Beach Gym, Arquitectonica The amenity experience spans three levels, with everything from a rooftop pool deck and private cabanas to indoor lounges, wellness studios, a golf simulator, children’s areas, and a resident market. Dedicated concierge and valet services elevate the experience, offering daily convenience for both residents and guests. Rendering of The Berkeley Palm Beach Private Dining, Arquitectonica Just five minutes from Palm Beach International Airport and two minutes from I-95, the building offers direct access via Australian Avenue, bypassing downtown congestion and connecting effortlessly to both Palm Beach Island and the city’s cultural and business core. Walkable destinations include the Kravis Center, The Square, the Cleveland Clinic, the new Eataly that is opening later this year, Ross headquarters, and the upcoming Vanderbilt University graduate campus. Rendering of The Berkeley Palm Beach Rooftop, Arquitectonica Uniquely positioned in a well-established and evolving district, The Berkeley offers long-term value in a neighborhood defined by stability, prestige, and walkable urban appeal. Rendering of The Berkeley Palm Beach Balcony, Arquitectonica For those seeking permanence, privacy, and proximity—The Berkeley Palm Beach is a rare opportunity to own at the edge of it all. Visit the Sales Gallery at 500 S. Australian Avenue, Suite 910, West Palm Beach, FL 33401 | (561) 220-2200 | or The Berkeley's website here.

In the wake of the 2024 U.S. presidential election, a micro-market boom has unfolded in Palm Beach Island’s ultra-exclusive neighborhood now dubbed the “Presidential Security Zone.” Centered around former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate, this zone has seen luxury home sales skyrocket amid what local agents call a “Trump Bump.”  In the two months following Trump’s November victory, the number of Palm Beach homes under contract above $10 million jumped 400% year-over-year, and sales volume surged 612% to nearly $291 million.  Image of Mar-a-Lago, Palm Beach, Florida At the forefront of this boom is one of the country’s top realtors: Margit Brandt . A senior luxury advisor at Premier Estate Properties who has swiftly become the dominant broker in the Presidential Security Zone, Brandt is the youngest real estate agent in the 2025 RealTrends/WSJ Top 20 Agents in America and one of the top 10 female realtors in the United States - with over $350  million personally sold in both 2024 and another $350 million so far in 2025. By early 2025, she had handled four of the seven total sales (57%) behind the Mar-a-Lago checkpoints, including five of the seven (67%) highest-priced deals, according to data collected by Markets of Tomorrow. Out of $118.2 million in total sales volume in the Presidential Security Zone since the election, her deals totaled $77.9 million, accounting for 65.9% of all activity - an impressive feat in a neighborhood teeming with interest from billionaires, celebrities, and political elites. Nonetheless, it is not all that surprising considering that multiple mainstream outlets including The Real Deal, The Palm Beach Daily News, and The New York Post have all reported that she has served as a personal realtor to sitting U.S. President Donald Trump.  Image of Margit Brandt, Palm Beach Brandt ironically predicted the boom, which she coined “The Trump Bump” when she appeared on Fox Business in November 2024 and noted that in the first week alone after the election, “nearly $100M went pending on Palm Beach Island”  as buyers raced to snap up prized properties near the President-Elect. Brandt recently told The New York Post; “The enthusiasm from many of the buyers is significant.” The result is an unprecedented frenzy of demand focused on the seven-street radius around Mar-a-Lago, an area transformed into a fortified enclave by Secret Service checkpoints and round-the-clock security when the President is in residence. “President Trump’s victory has brought together a wide range of people to Palm Beach over the past 60-plus days... It is like King’s Landing.” – Margit Brandt , of Premier Estate Properties, told The New York Post.  Image of Palm Beach, Florida Locals have watched this once-discreet section of Palm Beach’s Estate Section turn into a global hotspot virtually overnight. The Secret Service security bubble around Mar-a-Lago – roughly a 0.5-mile radius encompassing about seven residential streets – has elevated the neighborhood’s exclusivity to new heights. “That is the radius of about 7 streets north of Mar-a-Lago which have been blocked off by Secret Service and Palm Beach County Sheriff,”  explained Brandt, describing a hard perimeter that strictly limits access. Those lucky enough to own homes inside this zone enjoy a secure, resort-like environment with checkpoints at every entrance, deeded beach access, and even Mar-a-Lago membership on some streets. “This unique neighborhood has become an ‘enclave within the enclave’ of Palm Beach Island, which in itself already boasts one of the highest concentrations of billionaires in America,”  Brandt told the New York Post. The media spotlight on Mar-a-Lago has only amplified interest. Ultra-wealthy buyers – political allies, international elites, and even apolitical investors – are flocking to the area. “The glamorous descriptions in news articles and the beautiful imagery of Palm Beach beaming around the world is driving new interest,”  Brandt observed to the New York Post. “When they think of Palm Beach right now, they see momentum.”  Even non-political buyers are drawn in by the buzz: In effect, the Presidential Security Zone has become perhaps Palm Beach’s hottest micro-market, where demand far outstrips the limited supply of estates behind the checkpoints. When reached for comment, Brandt told TMW: “When a market moves this fast, you have to be ready – and the key is knowing every property and every buyer in play.” Brandt’s dominance is evident in both closed sales and active listings in the Security Zone. Here is a look back at some of the activity which has made Margit Brandt   #1 in this exclusive part of the Estate Section: Image of 120 Carlendon Ave, Palm Beach The Mediterranean-style estate at 120 Clarendon Avenue, which Margit Brandt sold for $27.5 million just weeks after the 2024 election.  This 8-bedroom, 9-bath compound sits on a ¾-acre high-elevation lot with deeded beach access. An updated Mediterranean design, it features a separate guest house, a wood-paneled library, a private gym, and a resort-style pool with fountains. Brandt brokered the sale of 120 Clarendon for one of the highest prices in the zone ($27.5M), underlining the post-election surge in values here. Image of 152 Kings Road, Palm Beach The Georgian-style residence at 153 Kings Road, built in 2009 by noted architect Tom Kirchhoff, which sold for $14 million in late 2024.  Located in Palm Beach’s Estate Section, 153 Kings Road is a turnkey 5-bedroom, 6.3-bath home spanning about 6,800 square feet. Its elegant interiors – featured in “The Pearls of Palm Beach”  – include a double-height foyer, formal living and dining rooms, a library, and a chef’s kitchen with dual ovens and butler’s pantry. French doors open to a resort-style pool terrace, and an upstairs primary suite (accessible by elevator) boasts dual baths, a study, and large closets. Brandt represented this sale, again demonstrating her reach in the zone’s top-tier transactions. Rendering of 1090 S Ocean, Palm Beach Rendering of the planned new-construction estate at 1090 S Ocean Boulevard, directly adjacent to Mar-a-Lago, which was offered at $45 million.  This over-13,000 sq ft mansion (6 bedrooms, 8.5 baths) is a ground-up build slated for completion in Fall 2025. Designed for resort-style living, it will feature a gym, sauna, spa room, wine cellar, jacuzzi and lap pool – plus private deeded beach access just steps away. Notably, the purchase comes with a deeded membership to the Mar-a-Lago Club, offering the owner exclusive access to the President’s social club. Brandt listed this property, leveraging its unique position “next door to the President-elect” to attract interest. (Update:  This home went under contract in early 2025 for approximately $19.5 million as an unfinished project, highlighting the cachet of proximity to Mar-a-Lago even for in-progress construction.)* Image of 112 Algoma Road, Palm Beach An aerial view of 112 Algoma Road (outlined in white) in Palm Beach’s Estate Section – a current listing asking $12.5 million.  This property presents an “exclusive opportunity” to acquire a ~14,300 sq ft lot on the sunny south side of Algoma Road. The existing 4-bedroom, 4-bath home (circa 1952) is modest by island standards (~2,493 sq ft), but the value lies in the prime location. It sits “within the highly secured Presidential Security Zone,”  just 245 feet from a deeded beach access path. The future owner enjoys an elite level of security and privacy – literally living inside the same perimeter that protects a former President. Whether kept as a cottage or redeveloped into a larger estate, 112 Algoma represents the entry point to Palm Beach’s most watched neighborhood. Image of Palm Beach, Florida The intense demand for homes in the Presidential Security Zone boils down to a rare combination of security, prestige, and location unmatched elsewhere: Unparalleled Security: Homeowners live under the protective umbrella of Secret Service and local police. The neighborhood’s checkpoints and patrols create a virtually crime-proof environment, a major draw for high-net-worth individuals who value safety for their families. As one agent quipped, “It’s arguably the safest neighborhood in America right now.” Proximity to Power: Owning a home here means being neighbors with a U.S. President. For some ultra-wealthy buyers (especially those who are supporters or affiliates of Mr. Trump), there is intangible value in rubbing shoulders with a former President, hosting dinners a stone’s throw from his residence, and watching motorcades roll by from their front lawns. The area has been likened to “King’s Landing”  – a gathering spot for world leaders and titans of industry in Trump’s orbit. Privacy and Exclusivity: The very security measures that protect the zone also grant it extreme privacy. Public access is restricted; tourists and gawkers cannot easily infiltrate the enclave. The streets inside feel like a private gated community (albeit on public roads), offering peace and seclusion. This level of personal privacy, amid paparazzi and media attention on Palm Beach, is highly coveted. Island Convenience: Despite its fortress-like setup, the zone remains just minutes from Palm Beach’s attractions. The top of Worth Avenue’s upscale shopping and fine dining district is only about a 5-minute drive north. The close-by Southern Boulevard bridge provides quick access to West Palm Beach and the private jets at Palm Beach International Airport. Buyers see the zone as “the best of both worlds”  – secluded yet not remote. Image of 142 Via Palma, Palm Beach Finally, there’s the overarching allure of Palm Beach itself. The island’s perennial glamour, combined with the post-election spotlight and strong asset appreciation track record, has created a feedback loop driving even more interest in this rare locale which has become the nexus of luxury real estate, the Florida lifestyle, and Presidential history.

Japanese-Peruvian fusion, Sakana Nikkei debuts in Fort Lauderdale Sakana Nikkei  has officially debuted in downtown Fort Lauderdale, introducing a daring fusion of Japanese and Peruvian cuisine in a setting that’s both elevated and intimate. The 3,020-square-foot restaurant, located at 400 SW 1st Ave, marks a standout addition to South Florida’s evolving culinary scene—anchored by a personal story of heritage, hospitality, and female leadership. Image of Sakna Nikkei The concept was created by Kiomi Castillo and Rosemary Batzel, two dynamic hospitality professionals and daughters of immigrant restaurateurs who are reshaping the narrative of leadership in the industry. Sakana Nikkei is a reflection of their cultural roots and contemporary vision—an experience built around the artistry of Nikkei cuisine and the legacy of strong women who inspired them. Image of Sakana Nikkei Interiors, WRE Executive Chef Brandon Bull leads the kitchen with a menu centered around high-quality seafood, flown in directly from Japan. Highlights include the towering Sakana Tower—a showpiece of sashimi, nigiri, oysters, lobster ceviche, and leche de tigre—as well as Lobster Arrizotado, a creamy Peruvian-style risotto with ají amarillo, and Short Ribs, slow-cooked and finished in a red wine reduction with regional spices. Image of Sakna Nikkei Cocktails at Sakana Nikkei are equally ambitious. Signature drinks such as the Shiryu Margarita (tequila, chicha morada, volcanic salt air), the MSG Martini (vodka, dry vermouth, Manzanilla olives, and a savory hint of MSG), and the Sakana Negroni (Japanese gin with strawberry Campari) are crafted to mirror the bold, layered flavors of the kitchen. Non-alcoholic options like the Green Passion and Akai Dream offer playful and refreshing pairings for any palate. Inside, the space merges sultry modern aesthetics with warmth and drama. Red florals cascade from above, lantern-like fixtures add a romantic glow, and a 360-degree bar connects indoor and outdoor dining areas. A private dining room tucked away for 12 adds exclusivity for gatherings and celebrations. Now open for lunch and dinner, Sakana Nikkei is already carving out its place as one of Fort Lauderdale’s most exciting new restaurants. With an immersive menu, captivating design, and deeply personal origin, it’s a must-visit for those seeking something fresh, ambitious, and globally inspired in South Florida. Reservations are available via Resy. For more, follow @sakana.nikkei  or visit   www.sakananikkeirestaurants.com

The Quay Waterfront District is a transformative 14-acre mixed-use development reshaping Sarasota’s downtown and waterfront. Located at the heart of the city - The Quay, when completed, will bring a blend of residential, dining, retail, and recreational spaces designed to enhance connectivity and urban living. The Quay Waterfront District also seamlessly integrates with The Legacy Trail, an 18.5-mile from from the Historic Venice Train Depot to Fruitville Road in Sarasota, which opened to the public on March 28, 2008. Image: Quay Waterfront District, Sarasota Positioned along the premier waterfront in Sarasota, The Quay features 475’ linear feet of frontage along the marina adjacent to Sarasota Bay. Image: The Quay District Sarasota, Map At the center of the district is Central Quay Park, a one-acre green space that serves as a community gathering spot. Designed to encourage outdoor activity and engagement, the park also includes public art installations and links to other parts of the development, making it a central feature of the area’s layout. Image: One Park Sarasota The Quay is also becoming home to several residential options catering to different lifestyles, with the first being, One Park, a modern luxury 18-story condominium tower, expected to be complete in late 2026, offering 87 exclusive residences with select units still available. Image: The Ritz-Carlton Residences Sarasota The Ritz-Carlton Residences have multiple buildings at various stages of development; one is already completely sold out, while others continue to attract significant interest. Image: Bayson Sarasota Bayso, an 18-story, 149 luxury condominium completed in late 2023, sold out in record time – less than a year after its first sale in early 2021. Image: Cordelia Apartments For renters, Cordelia Apartments, which began leasing in November 2024, offers 240 units, along with ground-floor retail and dining spaces. The dining scene at The Quay is anchored by the recent opening of Ocean Prime, a seafood and steakhouse located at 501 Quay Commons. Opening its doors on December 21, 2024, Ocean Prime is set to be a key culinary destination in Sarasota, offering an inviting atmosphere and prime waterfront views. The district also features 189,050 square feet of commercial space, which includes retail outlets and office facilities designed to support local businesses and enhance economic activity. Image: Ocean Prime Sarasota The Quay’s design prioritizes sustainability and accessibility, with pedestrian-friendly layouts and a connection to the city’s broader trail network. The Multi-Use Recreational Trail (MURT), an extension of The Legacy Trail, runs through the district, encouraging alternative modes of transportation and providing a direct link between the city and its waterfront. Image: One Park Sarasota Strategically positioned at the heart of Sarasota Bay, The Quay Waterfront District demonstrates a forward-thinking approach to integrated waterfront design. Featuring diverse residential options and a strong emphasis on connectivity, this $1 billion project not only enriches the urban fabric but also establishes Sarasota as a pioneering model for thoughtful, sustainable development along the water’s edge. Interested in living here? Click here to get more info  from someone there directly. Separate yourself from millions of readers and sign up for Florida of Tomorrow's free newsletter to receive the latest on all things coming to the Sunshine State.

Hyatt Hotels has officially introduced the Secrets brand to Aruba with the opening of Secrets Baby Beach Aruba , an all-suite, adults-only, all-inclusive resort located on the island’s southeast coast. The property becomes Hyatt’s first Inclusive Collection resort on the island, expanding the company’s growing presence in the Caribbean alongside existing properties like Hyatt Place Aruba Airport and Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort, Spa and Casino . Image: Secrets Baby Beach Aruba The resort takes its name from Baby Beach , a crescent-shaped stretch of white coral sand known for its calm, turquoise waters. Nestled near the culturally rich town of San Nicolas, guests are within reach of the San Nicolas Street Murals and Boca Grandi’s world-class kite surfing. This connection to place is woven throughout the resort—from curated local experiences to a design language rooted in Aruba’s desert-meets-sea landscape. Image: Secrets Baby Beach Aruba All 304 suites at Secrets Baby Beach Aruba feature private balconies or terraces, stocked minibars, and interiors inspired by sand dunes, cacti, and coastal tones. Preferred Club suites elevate the experience with upgraded amenities such as butler service, soaking tubs, and access to an exclusive lounge with a private bar, pool, and concierge team. The property offers a range of culinary experiences, with four gourmet à la carte restaurants spanning Pan-Asian and South American cuisines, alongside an elevated buffet, grill, and café. Guests can enjoy six distinct bar concepts, including a swim-up bar and music lounge, with rotating culinary activations that include local rum tastings and Aruban theme nights. Image: Secrets Baby Beach Aruba Amenities extend across three pools—two of which are infinity-edge—as well as a 3,200-square-foot spa featuring a hydrotherapy circuit, steam room, and tranquil relaxation areas. A full calendar of workshops and activities, from bike tours to mixology classes, round out the all-inclusive appeal. For weddings, retreats, and private events, the resort offers over 2,500 square feet of indoor event space with full-service planning support. The opening follows the recent debut of Secrets St. Lucia Resort & Spa  and precedes several highly anticipated additions to Hyatt’s Inclusive Collection, including Secrets Playa Esmeralda , Dreams Playa Esmeralda , Hyatt Vivid Punta Cana , Cas en Bas Beach Resort St. Lucia , and Grand Hyatt Grand Cayman Hotel & Residences .

Miami’s cult-favorite burger joint, Skinny Louie , is officially opening its doors in West Palm Beach at 6 p.m. today, Thursday, June 26 – and to celebrate, they’re giving away 100 free smash’d burgers to the first 100 customers. The new spot at 114 S. Clematis Street marks Skinny Louie’s first location in Palm Beach County and its sixth  location overall, expanding the brand’s smash-burger empire beyond Miami. Local burger lovers can expect the same street-style flavor, laid-back vibe, and speedy service that have made Skinny Louie a hit down south. Image of Skinny Louie, West Palm Beach Skinny Louie keeps its menu simple. There are three core burger builds on offer, each made to order with 100% fresh Black Angus beef and a signature blend of toppings: Skinny Louie Cheeseburger – griddled smash patty topped with grilled onions, double American cheese, pickles, and the famous “Louie” sauce. Classic Burger – a throwback cheeseburger loaded with American cheese, lettuce, tomato, onions, plus ketchup and mustard. Applewood Bacon Burger – for bacon lovers, featuring crispy applewood-smoked bacon, American cheese, and more Louie sauce. Image of Skinny Louie Burgers All burgers can be customized (single, double, or even triple patties) and come slathered in Skinny Louie’s special “Louie sauce” – a secret house-made sauce prepared fresh daily that fans can’t get enough of. Each smashburger is cooked to order (the kitchen proudly uses never-frozen  beef) and typically hits the counter within minutes of ordering, thanks to the restaurant’s focus on “kickass and speedy customer service”. Of course, no burger experience is complete without sides and shakes. Skinny Louie serves up crispy shoestring fries and old-school milkshakes in three flavors – Cookies & Cream , Choco Brownie , and Strawberry Bliss . Not only will Clematis Street be filled with the aroma of sizzling burgers on Thursday night, but the timing couldn’t be better for an evening out downtown. The opening coincides with West Palm Beach's weekly Clematis by Night concert, c elebrating 30 years of Clematis by Night with a rhinestone-studded tribute to Elvis, from the nationally recognized Elvis tribute artist Matt Stone. Skinny Louie may be new to West Palm Beach, but the brand has been on a fast growth trajectory since it first launched in Miami. Skinny Louie opened its very first shop in the Wynwood Arts District in late 2023. In barely over a year, the smash-hit  concept has exploded in popularity and expanded across South Florida – and even into New York. The chain now operates five other locations, including outposts in Coral Gables, Little Havana, Miami’s Kaseya Center (home of the Miami Heat), and Wynwood in Miami, as well as a location in Manhattan’s NoMad neighborhood. With the new West Palm Beach restaurant bringing the total to six, Skinny Louie truly has grown from a local Miami favorite into a multi-city phenomenon. This rapid expansion  doesn’t appear to be slowing down, either. The company has already teased several upcoming locations on the way – including new spots in Dania Beach and Aventura in South Florida, plus additional New York City outposts in Penn Station and the Upper East Side. According to co-founder Gonzalo Rubino, the formula behind Skinny Louie’s success is simple: focus on quality and consistency. “Our main goal is to expand our brand and keep a high-quality standard on our product,” Rubino told What Now, noting that they use fresh Black Angus beef and make their popular sauce in-house daily. It’s a strategy that has clearly resonated with burger lovers – Skinny Louie even took home a win at a 2025 “Burger Bash” competition, earning bragging rights for its smashburger prowess.

From neighborhood cookouts to Japanese mayo collabs and a new Delray location, Tropical Smokehouse is making big moves this summer. Image of Tropical Smokehouse's Smoke & Sunset Annual Cookout First up: Smoke & Sunset, Tropical’s beloved annual cookout, is back—this time at a new, larger venue. On July 12, the team will take over Civil Society Brewery on Kanuga Drive for an evening of smoked specialties, local chef collaborations, live music by DJ Dubs, and a laid-back neighborhood vibe. Co-hosted by Celis Juice Bar, the event brings together a stacked lineup of local talent: Zipitios, Grato, Buccan Sandwich Shop, and Cholo Soy’s Clay Carnes, who’ll be serving Chancho Tacos with wood-roasted pork and pineapple salsa. Tropical will be manning the pits as always, including their signature whole hog BBQ. Tickets are $35 and include food; they go on sale July 1 at   www.EatTropical.com As part of the event, Civil Society is also brewing exclusive summer collab beers for both Celis and Tropical—another layer of a local partnership that’s grown over several years. “What started as a sandwich collab with Celis has become an annual tradition,” said Tropical co-owner Rick Mace. “This event is about bringing people together—neighbors, chefs, and makers.” The second big reveal is that Tropical is teaming up with KEWPIE, Japan’s legendary condiment brand, on a limited-edition summer menu. Starting July 1, the West Palm Beach restaurant will feature a new selection of sandwiches and sides made with specialty KEWPIE products not yet widely available in the U.S.—including their Deep-Roasted Sesame Dressing. “Each item is insanely craveable,” said Mace, who developed the menu after a formative trip to KEWPIE’s facilities in Japan while working under Chef Daniel Boulud. Among the highlights: Spicy Garlic Sesame Fries, brushed with garlic butter and topped with KEWPIE dressing and Tropical’s house Fire Sauce. The menu will be available for one month only. Finally, Tropical Smokehouse has confirmed their Delray Beach location is opening this October, 2025. A third location is in the works along Atlantic Avenue, taking over the former Pour and Famous space. The new outpost will put a greater focus on ribs and burgers, while carrying over the same ingredient-driven, community-first approach that has defined Tropical since its 2021 debut.

Downtown St. Petersburg is experiencing a major leap forward—both in skyline and stature. At the heart of the transformation is 400 Central , a 46-story mixed-use tower, and the tallest residential building on Florida’s Gulf Coast. Developed by Red Apple Group and now entering its final construction phase, the landmark project is drawing attention not only for its sweeping Gulf views and luxury residences but for its newest major tenant: Dynasty Financial Partners . Recent image of The Residences at 400 Central, Aerial Innovations The wealth management firm has signed a 15-year lease to become the anchor corporate tenant of 400 Central , officially designating the tower as its new national headquarters. Slated for move-in by November 2026, the expansive new HQ will span multiple floors and include a private entrance, a rooftop terrace event space, and custom-designed amenities—solidifying Dynasty’s deepening roots in St. Pete’s fast-growing financial sector. Rendering of The Residences at 400 Central “This is a defining moment in our evolution,” said Shirl Penney, CEO of Dynasty. “We’re doubling down on St. Petersburg—not just as our home base, but as the core of our national network.” Dynasty’s move marks a significant investment in both talent and infrastructure. The new office will accommodate more than 300 team members and feature a trading floor, training and meeting center, team lounge, and even apartments for visiting partners. It’s a space designed for collaboration, innovation, and long-term growth, underscoring Dynasty’s leadership in the RIA space—with more than $110 billion in client assets supported across over 500 advisors. Rendering of The Residences at 400 Central As the headquarters takes shape inside, work continues outside. Construction at 400 Central has reached the upper floors, with interiors up to the 30th floor now featuring European porcelain tile, spa-inspired bathrooms, and open-concept kitchens with gas cooktops and custom ITALKRAFT cabinetry. The seventh-floor amenity deck—anchored by a resort-style pool—is also nearing completion, offering future residents a luxurious private retreat in the heart of the city. Residences at 400 Central range from one to four bedrooms, priced from the low $1 millions. Each home includes expansive wraparound terraces with panoramic views stretching from Tampa Bay to the Gulf. Combined with vibrant street-level retail and an office podium that blends into the city’s urban fabric, the development is redefining luxury living in St. Pete with a walkable, globally minded, yet deeply local approach. Rendering of The Residences at 400 Central Adding a symbolic touch to the building’s cultural presence, a bronze sculpture by local artist Mark Aeling will soon greet visitors at the main entrance. Commissioned by developer John Catsimatidis Sr., the piece honors Albert and Jane Vondersaar—his late in-laws and longtime St. Pete residents—and reinforces the tower’s personal ties to the community. Rendering of The Residences at 400 Central As both a residential icon and corporate anchor, 400 Central stands as a milestone project for St. Petersburg. With Dynasty’s national headquarters soon to rise within it, the tower represents more than vertical growth—it signals the city’s accelerating momentum as a hub for financial innovation, entrepreneurship, and high-rise living with heart.

According to KAYAK, travel interest in Tampa has surged 85% year over year, making it t he top trending U.S. destination for summer 2025. But just across the bay, St. Petersburg has continued to build a name of its own—especially among those drawn to walkable waterfronts, a flourishing arts scene, and an eclectic mix of architecture that reflects both legacy and forward movement. From early 20th-century landmarks to sculptural contemporary icons, these are the buildings that define the city’s rhythm—and where design becomes part of the destination. Image of The Dali Museum The Dali Museum Completed in 2011 and designed by HOK, the Dali Museum is a landmark of surrealist architecture and a cultural anchor for the city. Its defining feature—a glass geodesic bubble known as “the Enigma”—bursts from the concrete box of the building like a dream breaking through reality. Inside, a helical staircase echoes Dalí’s fascination with spirals and mathematical forms, leading visitors through one of the world’s most significant collections of his work. The building’s design balances whimsy with storm-hardened structure, engineered to withstand a Category 5 hurricane without sacrificing its expressive form. Image of The St. Pete Pier The St. Pete Pier Reopened in 2020 after a complete reimagining, the new St. Pete Pier stretches nearly 3,000 feet into Tampa Bay and transforms the idea of a public waterfront into a multi-use urban park. Designed by ASD|SKY and Rogers Partners, it blends environmental sensitivity with striking geometries—native landscaping, sustainable marine habitats, and shaded pavilions define the space as much as the open-air art installations and gathering areas. It’s a place where design and daily life meet, and where locals and visitors alike take in the city skyline from the water’s edge. Rendering of The Residences at 400 Central, Clear PH The Residences at 400 Central The newest addition to the downtown skyline, The Residences at 400 Centra l is more than a residential tower—it’s a statement of scale, material, and modern Gulf Coast living. Designed by Arquitectonica, the 46-story structure is now the tallest residential building on Florida’s west coast. Its glass façade reflects the surrounding city and sky, while subtle curves and clean vertical lines give the building a sculptural lightness from nearly every angle. Interiors, crafted by Celano Design Studio, embrace a restrained warmth with natural finishes and wide-open layouts tailored to views and light. Residents will enjoy over 35,000 square feet of amenity space, including a rooftop observatory, wellness lounge, co-working areas, and a pool deck that opens to the horizon. At the street level, a bronze sculpture by St. Petersburg artist Mark Aeling honors Jane and Albert Vondersaar, long-time residents and the parents of Margo Catsimatidis—wife of developer John Catsimatidis, Sr. This layer of personal history grounds the project in local legacy, even as it looks toward the city’s next chapter. Now nearly complete, The Residences at 400 Central will welcome residents this year. Inquire and learn more here . Image of The Don CeSar The Don CeSar No survey of St. Petersburg or its surrounding architectural landmarks would be complete without the Don CeSar. Built in 1928 and perched along the Gulf on St. Pete Beach, the hotel is unmistakable for its blush-pink exterior and Mediterranean-Revival design. Sometimes referred to as “the Pink Palace,” the Don CeSar channels the glamour of its Jazz Age origins while continuing to serve as one of the region’s most iconic beachfront destinations. Recent restorations have preserved the building’s historic elements while elevating its interiors with refreshed luxury. From the historic to the hypermodern, St. Petersburg’s architecture tells a story of a city that honors its past while building forward. And with projects like 400 Central joining the fold, it’s clear that design remains central to how this waterfront city continues to evolve.

A massive new youth sports and entertainment campus is preparing to break ground just west of Orlando. The Dynasty , a $1 billion, 159-acre development from Montierre Development, is set to rise at the southeast corner of Ocoee-Apopka Road and Fullers Cross Road, transforming a previously untouched stretch of Ocoee into one of the largest sports tourism destinations in the region. Rendering of The Dynasty, AECOM Designed by AECOM and MDSX, the ambitious project brings together immersive indoor and outdoor athletic venues, hotels, dining, wellness, and public recreation—all in a walkable, all-in-one environment. Rendering of The Dynasty, AECOM At the heart of the complex is a 150,000-square-foot indoor sports facility with advanced simulation and smart training technology, surrounded by 17 multipurpose turf fields supporting everything from soccer and lacrosse to football and track. Rendering of The Dynasty, AECOM Plans also call for over 1,100 hotel rooms across two properties, along with 350,000 square feet of dining, retail, and entertainment spaces anchored by a pedestrian riverwalk. The campus operates on a “one-cost, one-campus” model aimed at reducing travel and lodging burdens for youth sports families—a growing concern in a sector projected to top $2 trillion globally by 2030. Rendering of The Dynasty, AECOM Beyond its private programming, The Dynasty will serve the broader community with inclusive playgrounds, Miracle League facilities, and public access to sports fields when tournaments are not in session. A new extension of 17th Avenue is also planned as part of major infrastructure upgrades. Rendering of The Dynasty, AECOM Backed by a unanimous land-use and rezoning approval from the City of Ocoee earlier this year, the project is expected to generate over 10,000 construction jobs and 5,000 permanent roles. Construction is now expected to begin shortly, with completion targeted for 2027.

A new kind of golf club is arriving in Miami. The Tips Golf , a premium indoor studio built for players and socializers alike, is officially opening its doors this Friday, June 27, on the second floor of the AC Hotel Miami Brickell—offering a polished new venue where world-class tech meets refined hospitality. Rendering of The Tips Golf, Miami Spanning two levels and 3,600 square feet, The Tips features five Trackman-powered simulator bays, floor-to-ceiling views of downtown Miami, a full-service bar, and a curated menu of elevated clubhouse fare. Designed by Stalemate Creative, the space brings warmth and modernity together with rich wood finishes, leather seating, and sleek marble details—creating a setting as inviting as it is performance-ready. Image of Alejandro and Elise Piekarewicz The concept comes from Alejandro Piekarewicz, a former Wall Street executive turned hospitality entrepreneur, alongside his wife and creative partner Elise Piekarewicz. Together, they’ve built a studio that balances high-level golf instruction—led by Miami native and former pro Landon Michelson—with a distinctly local energy and stylish social experience. Rendering of The Tips Golf, Miami Beyond lessons and practice sessions, The Tips doubles as a lifestyle destination. Guests can relax with cocktails like the “Caribbean Transfusion,” enjoy steak tacos or flatbreads between swings, or opt into flexible memberships that cater to both serious golfers and casual players. Rendering of The Tips Golf, Miami Memberships start at $145/month and include perks like simulator access, partner discounts, bag storage, and food and beverage savings. Private bookings are also available for events and corporate outings. Rendering of The Tips Golf, Miami The Tips Golf officially opens June 27 at 115 SW 8th Street in Miami’s Brickell neighborhood. Follow @ thetips.golf for updates, and visit TheTipsGolf.com  to learn more or inquire about memberships and event bookings.

\In the heart of one of Miami’s most dynamic neighborhoods, Cove Miami  is redefining boutique luxury with a waterfront tower that feels more like a serene retreat than a residential high-rise. Rising 40 stories over Biscayne Bay, the development brings just 134 private residences to market—each crafted with a focus on calm, curated living. Rendering of Cove Miami, Kobi Karp Architecture Developed by SB Development and Hazelton Capital Group, and designed by award-winning architects Dieguez Fridman in collaboration with Kobi Karp Architecture, Cove Miami blends clean, modern elegance with timeless natural materials. Rendering of Cove Miami Entrance, Kobi Karp Architecture Floor-to-ceiling windows and wrap-around terraces frame panoramic views of the bay and skyline, while interiors feature Calacatta gold finishes, built-out closets, chef-grade kitchens with Bosch and Thermador appliances, and 10-foot ceilings throughout. Residences range from one to four bedrooms and start in the $900Ks. Rendering of Cove Miami Residence, Kobi Karp Architecture Set within Edgewater’s walkable, arts-rich enclave, residents enjoy seamless access  to Miami’s cultural corridor—steps from Wynwood, the Design District, and Downtown, but worlds away in feel. The amenity offering spans 42,000 square feet and reads like a members-only wellness resort: a tranquility spa with hammam and sauna, indoor-outdoor fitness center, yoga decks, and cold plunge pool. Rendering of Cove Miami Spa, Kobi Karp Architecture There’s also a Grand Theater, rooftop putting green, game lounge, library, and curated social spaces from private cabanas to a wine room and chef’s kitchen. Rendering of Cove Miami Amenities, Kobi Karp Architecture What sets Cove apart even further is its hybrid approach to modern living. In addition to its residences, the tower features 10 private office suites with views, terraces, and a co-working hub—making it ideal for entrepreneurs and remote executives seeking a seamless work-life balance in the city’s fastest-evolving bayfront district. Rendering of Cove Miami, Kobi Karp Architecture A limited number of turnkey cabanas are also available, complete with indoor lounge space, wet bar, full bath, and temperature-controlled interiors—offering a rare extension of private living in the heart of a luxury condo development. Rendering of Cove Miami Pool, Kobi Karp Architecture With construction underway and a boutique scale that ensures exclusivity, Cove Miami  presents a unique opportunity to own along one of the last premium waterfront parcels in Edgewater. From private marina access and valet with EV charging to a waterfront restaurant and direct boardwalk connection, every detail is designed to elevate daily life into something extraordinary. For more, visit   Cove Miami here .

One of the world’s most celebrated cocktail bars has officially landed in the U.S. with the grand opening of Presidente Bar Miami , a transportive, design-driven drinking experience now open in Wynwood. Originally founded in Buenos Aires and ranked #21 on The World’s 50 Best Bars  list, Presidente  makes its long-anticipated American debut at 146 NW 28th Street—melding cinematic flair, Latin soul, and world-class mixology under one roof. Image of Presidente Bar Miami Led by creative visionary Sebastián “Seba” García and 19-time world flair bartending champion Christian Delpech, the new flagship introduces a fresh chapter for the award-winning brand, bringing handcrafted cocktails, immersive storytelling, and precision hospitality to the heart of Miami’s most artistic neighborhood. The venue spans two visually distinct rooms: a vibrant 100-seat main bar and the hidden La Biblioteca , a sultry, book-lined speakeasy designed as a tribute to the original Buenos Aires outpost. Throughout, lush textures, gilded finishes, and a sweeping mural by Argentine street artist Martín Ron set the tone for a sensory journey where every pour tells a story. The cocktail menu, developed by García and executed by Delpech and team, is a bold celebration of Latin American ingredients and technique—featuring signature creations like the Daiquiriña  with guajillo–chile de árbol syrup, the mezcal-forward Mezcalicus , and the barrel-aged Un Beso Más . Spirits lovers will also find a global wine list, rare sakes, and curated international beers—paired with a chef-driven menu by Executive Chef Kevin Acosta that leans into Latin flavors with seasonal Florida twists. Rendering of Presidente Bar Miami Dishes range from Wagyu sliders and pulpo-topped causas to pink Patagonian risotto and ceviche made with yellowfin tuna and octopus. Even the desserts play with presentation and nostalgia—like the Flanbrûlée de Dulce de Leche  and Piña Colada Pavlova . Step Inside La Biblioteca Image of Sebastián “Seba” García and Christian Delpech Presidente’s most coveted space remains just out of view. Tucked behind velvet curtains, La Biblioteca  serves as a dramatic hideaway—where mirrored floors, double-height ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling shelves of rare spirits create a moody retreat for true cocktail connoisseurs. Hand-built in Argentina and inspired by 1930s intellectual salons, the space offers an elevated experience within the already transportive bar, cementing Presidente ’s reputation for layered design and detail. Image of Presidente Bar Miami First opened in 2017 inside a historic mansion in Buenos Aires’ Recoleta neighborhood, Presidente  quickly rose to global prominence—drawing celebrity guests, earning awards, and expanding to a second location at the San Isidro Racetrack before setting its sights on the U.S. The Miami opening marks the brand’s first American location and its most ambitious evolution to date. Image of Presidente Bar Miami Reservations are available via OpenTable. The bar is open Wednesday through Sunday from 6 p.m. to 3 a.m. For more, visit presidentebar.com  or follow @ presidentebar.miami

The Tox Palm Beach has officially opened its doors, bringing the brand’s cult-followed lymphatic body technique to one of the city’s most exciting new corridors, The Imperial Plaza at Flamingo Park.  Image of Tox Palm Beach Grand Opening, Anna Mucci Photography Known for its holistic approach to detox, The Tox Palm Beach combines elements of lymphatic drainage, digestive manipulation, and body sculpting into a single signature method that has earned a loyal following across New York, Los Angeles, Austin and beyond. The Palm Beach location marks the brand’s latest expansion, offering its signature 60 and 90-minute treatments along with curated retail and an elevated studio environment. The Tox Palm Beach joins a growing roster of health-focused tenants transforming Imperial Plaza into a destination. Already home to spots like The WELLTHY Method, Maison de Forme, and The Steak Shop - the plaza has rapidly become a neighborhood nexus where wellness, home, and food intersect. Image of Tox Palm Beach Grand Opening, Anna Mucci Photography With its arrival in Flamingo Park, The Tox Palm Beach joins a wave of concept-driven brands reshaping the local wellness scene. The new studio blends clinical technique with elevated design, offering Palm Beach a fresh take on body health that’s already drawing steady demand. Learn more at https://www.thetoxtechnique.com/stores/the-tox-palm-beach

Continuum Company has officially received unanimous approval from the North Bay Village Commission for its ambitious Continuum Waterfront District—a two-phase, mixed-use development designed to reshape the city’s waterfront core. Rendering of Continuum Waterfront District Spanning more than three acres along Biscayne Bay, the master-planned district will transform the Kennedy Causeway into a walkable, design-forward destination that blends residential, hospitality, and lifestyle offerings. Rendering of Continuum Club & Residences The first phase, Continuum Club & Residences , is already under construction and nearly 50 percent sold. It includes two residential condominium towers and a historic waterfront deck, anchoring a new era of bayfront living. The project will deliver more than 60,000 square feet of amenities, including a resort-style pool, state-of-the-art wellness center, yoga studio, longevity spa, private marina, and exclusive perks such as beach and yacht club access and a premium membership to Dorsia, the luxury dining platform. Rendering of Continuum Waterfront District Future phases of the Continuum Waterfront District will introduce a boutique Continuum-branded hotel with a rooftop pool, as well as new restaurants, bars, retail storefronts, and outdoor wellness zones. The plan is closely aligned with the city’s NBV100 Master Plan, prioritizing pedestrian connectivity, civic green space, and direct waterfront access. Rendering of Continuum Waterfront District Continuum’s vision builds on the legacy of Ian Bruce Eichner, whose landmark Continuum South Beach development helped catalyze the evolution of Miami’s South of Fifth. With this latest endeavor, the company aims to help define the next chapter for North Bay Village as a premier bayfront enclave. Learn more at www.continuumcompany.com

Charleston's Cannonborough district just welcomed a new arrival earlier this month with the debut of The Nickel Hotel —a contemporary, five-story boutique hotel developed by Method Co. in partnership with Capital Square and designed by Morris Adjmi Architects . Image: Matthew Williams/The Nickel Hotel This marks Method Co.'s second Charleston project, following The Pinch , located just blocks away. The hotel's name references the French phrase "c’est nickel," connoting precision and quality—a theme reflected in details like herringbone oak floors and a courtyard framed by wrought iron railings and a wood-burning fireplace. Image: Matthew Williams/The Nickel Hotel The 50 guest rooms and suites are designed for extended stays, equipped with full kitchens, Bosch appliances, marble countertops, in-unit laundry, fridge stocking services, and curated mini bars. Some rooms offer balconies overlooking the tiered fountain courtyard. Image: Matthew Williams/The Nickel Hotel Design was led by Morris Adjmi Architects in collaboration with Method Studios, Method Co.'s in-house team. Interiors balance vintage references with contemporary restraint, featuring custom furnishings, muted tones, and layered textures across the lobby and common areas. Image: Matthew Williams/The Nickel Hotel Amenities include a private library, complimentary bicycles, and access to a nearby fitness facility with an 82-foot pool and sports courts. The guest-only Bar Daniel—named after Cannonborough founder Daniel Cannon—offers espresso in the morning, wine in the afternoon, and cocktails by night in a setting of sage velvet banquettes and antique mirror walls. Image: Matthew Williams/The Nickel Hotel Later this summer, The Nickel will debut Rosemary Rose, a public rooftop bar with skyline views, small plates, and a seasonal cocktail menu. For a neighborhood already known for its independent restaurants, vintage shops, and walkability, The Nickel adds another layer: a stay designed around comfort, long-form living, and thoughtful design.

A new chapter has begun in the evolution of Hudson Yards. Last week, Related Companies and Oxford Properties officially broke ground on 70 Hudson Yards—a 47-story, 1.1-million-square-foot office tower set to become New York’s first zero-carbon emissions skyscraper. Rendering of 70 Hudson Yards, Roger Ferris+ Partners and Gensler Rising from 514 West 36th Street, the all-electric structure is designed by Roger Ferris + Partners with Gensler and will reach a height of 717 feet. Rendering of 70 Hudson Yards, Roger Ferris+ Partners and Gensler Office floors are planned at approximately 30,000 square feet each, with build-out costs projected at $200 per square foot. A full suite of tenant amenities includes wellness areas, conference and lounge spaces, a media and podcast studio, and “red-eye” rest suites for overnight work. Rendering of 70 Hudson Yards, Roger Ferris+ Partners and Gensler Deloitte will anchor the building, occupying 800,000 square feet and gaining exclusive access to a private 8,000-square-foot outdoor terrace. The firm’s move from 30 Rockefeller Plaza underscores a broader migration of major tenants to the west side. Completion is targeted for late 2028, further establishing Hudson Yards as a national model for sustainable, next-generation office development.

Fresh off their USL Super League championship victory, Tampa Bay Sun FC has revealed a bold new chapter for women’s sports in Florida: a purpose-built waterfront stadium at the heart of the 33-acre Ybor Harbor development. Envisioned in collaboration with Tampa entrepreneur and Ybor Harbor master developer Darryl Shaw and the United Soccer League (USL), the proposed 15,000-seat stadium would be one of the first in the world dedicated to a professional women’s soccer team. Rendering of Ybor Harbor Stadium, Beck Group The stadium would serve as the new home of Tampa Bay Sun FC while anchoring a multi-phase urban district that includes residences, offices, restaurants, retail, a boutique hotel, and the new global headquarters for the USL. Designed by The Beck Group, the project aims to celebrate Tampa Bay’s identity while accelerating Ybor City’s revitalization and creating a national landmark for women’s sports. While renderings have been released, timelines and final budgets are still in development. “The vision is rooted in opportunity and impact,” said Darryl Shaw. “This project honors the legacy of Ybor City and builds toward a future where women’s sports are front and center in the growth of our city.” Headquartered in Tampa Bay, the USL is the largest soccer organization in North America, with over 120 employees and an expanding league portfolio that includes the USL Championship, League One, League Two, and the top-tier women’s USL Super League. The new stadium would double as the league’s central hub and a flexible year-round venue for major events, concerts, community gatherings, and national team matches. Rendering of Ybor Harbor Stadium, Beck Group “This is more than a home for the USL and Tampa Bay Sun FC—it’s a commitment to building something lasting,” said USL CEO Alec Papadakis. “It’s about momentum, vision, and placing Tampa at the heart of the global conversation around women’s soccer.” Tampa Bay Sun FC concluded its debut season by capturing the 2025 USL Super League title and finishing with a league-best home record. Every match was streamed on NBC’s Peacock platform, which reaches over 41 million subscribers, providing Tampa Bay with widespread international exposure. The team currently plays at a newly renovated riverfront stadium in Downtown Tampa, which recently earned the 2025 Downtown Experience Award from the Tampa Downtown Partnership. Rendering of Ybor Harbor Stadium, Beck Group As the team’s ambitions grow, so does its role in reshaping the narrative around professional women’s sports. The new Ybor Harbor stadium is expected to strengthen that mission—offering a vibrant destination that unites sports, culture, and economic growth in a single waterfront district. “Tampa is a city of champions,” said Mayor Jane Castor. “This stadium would symbolize our commitment to excellence, inclusion, and bold investment in the future of our communities.” Stay tuned as Tampa Bay continues to redefine what’s possible in women’s sports and urban development.

Sales have officially launched for Ziggurat , a sculptural new development by The Allen Morris Company , bringing 19 exclusive boutique residences and more than 100,000 square feet of Class-A office space to the heart of Coconut Grove. The mixed-use project also opens leasing for 40,000 square feet of curated retail and dining, anchoring a 1.7-acre site at the intersection of Grand Avenue, Matilda Street, and Florida Avenue. Rendering of Ziggurat, Coconut Grove Designed by internationally acclaimed Oppenheim Architecture, with interiors by Collarte Interiors and lush landscaping by Naturalficial, Ziggurat’s stepped, stone-clad form rises organically from the Grove’s iconic canopy. Rendering of Ziggurat, Coconut Grove At its core is a limited collection of just 19 residences—each with private elevator access, soaring 11-foot ceilings, deep terraces, and refined finishes including European oak floors, travertine stone, Italian-designed kitchens, and integrated smart-home technology. Residences range from approximately 1,254 to over 5,000 square feet, with layouts thoughtfully designed for privacy, natural light, and volume. Rendering of Ziggurat, Coconut Grove Above the residences, five floors of commercial space will house the future headquarters of The Allen Morris Company—underscoring the firm’s long-term commitment to the neighborhood. Ziggurat’s rooftop will serve as both a resident and public experience, featuring a hydrotherapy pool, private cabanas, and a chef-driven restaurant with panoramic views of Biscayne Bay. Rendering of Ziggurat, Coconut Grove At street level, the project prioritizes connectivity with a network of pedestrian paseos, a landscaped courtyard, and the return of Grove Laundry & Cleaners—a beloved local business operated by the Espinosa family since 1961. The development also includes planned contributions to the revitalization of nearby Kirk Munroe Park and enhancements to Fuller Street, reinforcing Coconut Grove’s walkability and vibrant public realm. Rendering of Ziggurat, Coconut Grove Combining iconic architecture with thoughtful community integration, Ziggurat redefines what a mixed-use development can be—uniting luxury living, modern workplace design, and neighborhood engagement within a single, sculptural landmark.