Tampa’s skyline continues to rise with the construction of Pendry Residences Tampa —an exclusive collection of private homes situated above the highly anticipated Pendry Hotel along the Tampa Riverwalk. This hotel-branded residential development blends contemporary design, refined comfort, and the signature hospitality of Montage International, offering residents a truly serviced lifestyle in the heart of downtown. Rendering of Pendry Residences Tampa At Pendry Residences Tampa, owners enjoy the privileges of living atop a world-class hotel with seamless access to exceptional amenities and personalized 24/7 services. From in-residence dining and chef-catered events to provisioning and pet care, every detail is designed to simplify and enhance daily living. Dedicated staff deliver hospitality with precision and warmth, ensuring a turn-key experience whether residents are at home or away. Rendering of Pendry Residences Tampa The property’s signature amenities include a rooftop pool with sweeping city and bay views, a state-of-the-art fitness center, Spa Pendry, social lounges, guest suites, and curated on-site dining. Each residence, ranging from one to three bedrooms, showcases designer interiors, expansive terraces, and floor-to-ceiling glass framing the waterfront skyline. Rendering of Pendry Residences Tampa Pendry Residences Tampa owners also gain access to global travel privileges across Montage and Pendry destinations worldwide—from Park City and Manhattan to the Caribbean—extending the experience of exceptional service and style beyond Tampa Bay. Rendering of Pendry Residences Tampa Now rising floor by floor along the Riverwalk, Pendry Residences Tampa represents a new standard of effortless sophistication—where luxury living and legendary hospitality meet. Rendering of Pendry Residences Tampa Pricing starts at $1.7 million. Schedule an Appointment: PendryResidencesTampa.com or 813-544-5842

Nude Miami is bringing a new era of clean, ingredient-driven living to Brickell as the organic grocer prepares to open its flagship location at 1100 Brickell Bay Drive in early 2026. Positioned at the center of Miami’s booming wellness movement, the concept arrives with a clear mission: redefine how the city shops, eats, and prioritizes health. Founded by Charles Amine, Harry Miller, and Sebastian Lezcano, Nude Miami started as a response to what many Miamians have long wanted—a grocery experience built on uncompromising standards. Image of Nude Miami Organic Grocery & Cafe The 4,720-square-foot flagship delivers exactly that, combining organic groceries, better-for-you snacks, non-toxic essentials, and a tightly curated catalog of brands held to strict ingredient transparency. Every product is vetted to eliminate GMOs, artificial sweeteners, and seed oils, creating a space where shoppers can browse confidently and trust every label on the shelves. The store’s centerpiece is Miami’s first fully organic hot bar and prepared-foods program, serving a rotating menu made exclusively with whole ingredients and clean cooking fats. Grass-fed proteins, wild-caught seafood, nutrient-dense sides, and vibrant salads anchor a culinary offering built for Miamians who want both flavor and integrity in their everyday meals. Nude Miami also plans to spotlight rising CPG brands, partner with innovators across wellness and culture, and build a discovery-driven environment where the city’s next favorites can take shape. The founders are designing the flagship as a complete sensory reset—thoughtful lighting, curated music, intentional design—reflecting a vision to elevate the grocery store into something more experiential. With additional locations already in development, Nude Miami is quickly becoming a movement rather than a single store, extending its clean-living philosophy across the neighborhoods shaping the city’s future.

West Palm Beach insiders have a new way to do Art Basel – by seaplane. Tropic Ocean Airways , a Florida-based seaplane airline, is making waves with direct flights from West Palm Beach’s exclusive private beach club, The Cove Club, straight to Miami Beach. Image of Tropic Ocean Airways at The Cove Club Tropic Ocean Airways now offers direct seaplane charters from The Cove Club —West Palm’s private beach club, located at Safe Harbor Rybovich Marina—to South Beach – perfect for Art Basel attendees looking to skip the gridlock.  Image of Tropic Ocean Airways Instead of driving 80+ miles or juggling train and Uber connections, you and up to seven friends can charter a Tropic Ocean Cessna Grand Caravan seaplane for about $2,500 (roughly $300 per person when split among eight). You’ll depart from The Cove Club’s private waterfront oasis – Tropic passengers get complimentary day access to this members-only retreat with pool, bar, and dockside lounge – and land on the water on Miami’s Biscayne Bay at Watson Island’s seaplane base, just minutes from the Miami Beach Convention Center and South Beach. That means no causeway traffic and no airport hassles – just a scenic flight and a splash-down arrival practically in the heart of Art Basel. It’s the ultimate “rockstar entrance” to Miami Art Week, turning a normally tedious commute into part of the fun. Image of Tropic Ocean Airways Tropic Ocean Airways also offers direct flights to the Bahamas, with regular service by the seat to Bimini. Bimini is only a 25-minute flight from South Florida on Tropic’s amphibious caravans. The airline runs scheduled shared charters (bookable by the seat), so you don’t need to rent the whole plane to island-hop. For just $400 (+ tax) per seat, travelers can hop on a Tropic seaplane from Fort Lauderdale and be sipping a cocktail in Bimini in the time it takes to watch a TV episode. Even better, Tropic’s flights land directly on North Bimini, right next to Resorts World Bimini and the island’s best attractions. Image of Little Palm Island For the ultimate luxury escape, Tropic Ocean Airways also operates as an official seaplane partner to Little Palm Island Resort & Spa in the Florida Keys. Little Palm Island isn’t just any resort – it’s Florida’s only resort to earn Michelin’s prestigious Three-Key rating, and it’s the only private island resort in the entire United States. Image of Tropic Ocean Airways Tropic Ocean Airways recently announced a partnership with aerospace startup Tidal Flight to add 20 new hybrid-electric seaplanes to its fleet. These next-generation amphibious aircraft, called the Polaris, aim to significantly cut fuel use and noise, bringing a greener edge to Tropic’s operations by the end of the decade. In the words of Tropic’s CEO (a former U.S. Navy fighter pilot), the airline wants to “be a leader in sustainable aircraft and next-generation technology” as 2030 approaches. Book your adventure today at Tropic Ocean Airways' Official Website .

Tacos del Cartel has officially arrived in West Palm Beach, bringing a bold, culture-first Mexican concept to South Florida as Veho Hospitality Group opens its first Florida outpost. Opening earlier this year on Clematis Street — Tacos del Cartel has built a loyal following across New Orleans, Metairie, and Baton Rouge, and has now expanded into a new market with the same core mission: serve Mexico as it is — no fusion, no shortcuts, no translation needed. Inspired by the carteles  that line streets across Mexico, the restaurant is built on authentic expression and real tradition. Its team, led by Veho Hospitality Group, is rapidly growing the portfolio with a Delray Beach location already set for 2026, alongside concepts such as Sushi By Us, Taquerías Carnalito, and Sexy Eleven. The menu leans all the way into craft and technique, starting with signatures like the Tendedero de Birria — slow-cooked beef with rich consommé presented on a miniature clothesline — and the Barbacoa de Short Rib, marinated and cooked until it falls apart. Every tortilla is nixtamalized and made in-house, every salsa is prepared fresh daily, and every plate reflects a commitment to doing things the right way. Weekend brunch keeps the momentum going. From 9 AM to 3 PM, Saturdays and Sundays deliver Mexican-style favorites, including Benedict Eggs topped with chipotle hollandaise and the crowd-pleasing Tres Leches French Toast layered with brioche, berries, bacon, and vanilla ice cream. Whether you’re in for the birria, the brunch, or the cocktails, Tacos del Cartel West Palm Beach brings the kind of energy that keeps people returning the next day. And with Delray Beach on deck for 2026, the brand’s Florida presence is just getting started.

Water Street Tampa is about to feel different—brighter, louder, and unmistakably more alive at night—because Predalina is officially stepping back into the spotlight on December 9 with a complete creative reinvention. The modern Mediterranean restaurant from Oxford Commons, originally inspired by the owners’ great-grandmother and her coastal Greek heritage, has been rebuilt into a high-design, lounge-driven destination that finally matches the energy and momentum of the district around it. Image of Predalina, Penlight Media Predalina’s history has always been anchored in family and Tampa’s maritime roots. When the restaurant first opened in 2023, it was conceived as a tribute to Predalina herself—a woman whose journey from the Mediterranean to Tampa shaped the family’s hospitality legacy. Her influence guided everything from the seafood-forward flavors to the décor. With this reintroduction, Oxford has preserved that lineage while sharpening its identity into something more expressive, atmospheric, and aligned with Water Street’s accelerating evolution. The Oxford team closed the restaurant in late October to rebuild Predalina into something that felt more like them. What followed was a top-to-bottom reinvention led by Oxford Design Studio . The space now glows with Mediterranean glamour—hand-painted tilework, layered lighting, rich upholstery, dramatic drapery, aged brass accents, oversized olive trees, and statement artworks, including a custom mural of Predalina. The effect is immersive and textural, giving the 7,000-square-foot interior the warm, cinematic glow of a permanent golden hour. Outside, the 2,000-square-foot patio has been redesigned with large umbrellas and softer lighting, adding a true open-air extension to the experience. Image of Predalina, Penlight Media Central to the relaunch is the debut of Predalina After Dark , the restaurant’s new nighttime identity. As evening hits, the space shifts into Water Street’s next major nightlife environment: DJs, a gold disco ball, a painted dance floor, and two cocktail lounges with plush seating that turn dinner into a full evening out. Even the former private events room has been transformed into a cocktail lounge built to meet Water Street’s growing late-night crowd. It’s lively, theatrical, and built with intention—the district’s new evening heartbeat. The culinary direction evolves with the space, leaning deeper into modern Mediterranean flavors while embracing a more social, playful style. Highlights from the updated menu include Blue Crab Chitarra with citrus, chili oil, spring pea, and olive-oil breadcrumbs, the standout Fire Roasted Razor Clams served with urfa butter and rustic bread, and Charred Cauliflower finished with ladolemono, toasted hazelnut, mint, and lemon garlic tahini. Other favorites return in sharper form, such as Zucchini Chips with whipped feta and aleppo, Lamb Chops with lemon-garlic tahini and caper verde, and the Shaved Lamb Dip layered with caramelized onion, provolone, kefalograviera, herby aioli, and warm jus on a sesame baguette. Images of Predalina, Penlight Media For heartier plates, dishes like the Branzino with artichoke, sundried tomato, crispy Yukon potatoes, castelvetrano olives, and shaved fennel; Steak Frites with urfa butter and kalamata aioli; and the Predalina Burger with dijonnaise and crispy fries showcase the menu’s elevated yet approachable sensibility. Large-format offerings—including the Salt Crust Branzino with herb olive oil and caper verde, and the Rack of Lamb with salsa verde and charred lemon—anchor the menu with coastal drama. Predalina will reopen with dinner and weekend brunch first, with lunch following later in the season. The beverage program has also expanded with Mediterranean cocktails, coastal wines, spritzes, and tableside martinis designed for Predalina After Dark’s new energy.

East Nashville is about to get a burst of Palm Springs nostalgia as Icon Entertainment & Hospitality prepares to open The Greenwood, a new multi-level bar and restaurant designed as a laid-back escape in the heart of the neighborhood. Opening mid-summer at 2105 Greenwood Avenue, the project brings three distinct experiences together under one roof, from intimate sunken lounges to an expansive rooftop overlooking the surrounding streets. Image of The Greenwood, Icon Entertainment & Hospitality The Greenwood sits right next to Icon’s popular Schulman’s and is designed to complement the neighborhood’s casual energy. The venue spans a 2,700-square-foot rooftop, two indoor lounge areas arranged around fireplaces, a full dining room, and a lower-level patio, with room for more than 300 guests throughout the building. Each area will feature its own menu style, with small plates and cocktails in the lounge spaces, full dining in the main room, and a flexible mix on the roof. Icon plans to use the versatility of the building to host events and bring new programming to the neighborhood, including the ability to activate the adjacent parking lot for special occasions. The design has been two years in the making, led by Jordan Miller—Icon’s executive vice president of construction and interior design—who sourced materials nationwide and worked with Nashville-based Powell to bring the Palm Springs aesthetic to life. The opening of The Greenwood marks a continued expansion for Icon Entertainment & Hospitality, one of Nashville’s most established hospitality groups with a portfolio spanning The Johnny Cash Museum, Schulman’s, Skull’s Rainbow Room, Sinatra Bar & Lounge, House of Cards, and more.

West Palm Beach and Nashville are now officially America’s No. 1 and No. 2 luxury-growth markets. New data from Redfin shows West Palm Beach up 187.3% over the past decade, reaching a median of $4.04 million as of October 2025, with Nashville close behind at 171%. Rendering of Vanderbilt West Palm Beach Nashville and West Palm Beach now share a new link, with a Vanderbilt campus coming to downtown West Palm Beach —a move that adds another layer of momentum to two cities already leading the nation in luxury-home price growth. With official renderings released in early 2025, and construction expected to begin by 2029 at the latest — The $520-million project will include a roughly 300,000-square-foot complex on seven acres, featuring a business school, computing and AI programs, and a state-of-the-art innovation hub designed to serve up to 1,000 graduate students and connect them with South Florida’s booming finance and tech industries. This decade-long surge is part of a broader Sun Belt reordering: eight of the ten fastest-growing luxury markets since 2015 are in southern metros. Miami ranks fifth nationwide with 148% growth, alongside Phoenix (+165.7%) and Las Vegas (+161.0%), both of which round out the Top 5. Across Florida, momentum is equally strong. Jacksonville’s luxury prices climbed 116.6% to reach $1.49 million, Orlando posted 137.2% growth — now the No. 6 fastest rate in the country — Tampa followed with 122% growth to secure the No. 9 national ranking, and Fort Lauderdale reached $2.05 million after rising nearly 117.5% over the past decade. Rendering of Vanderbilt West Palm Beach These gains stand in contrast to the country’s legacy luxury hubs, where growth has stalled. Nowhere is this clearer than in New York, which recorded just 15.4% luxury price growth — the slowest increase among all major metros studied. Even as California remains the most expensive luxury market in absolute terms, led by San Francisco at $6.44 million, the growth lies overwhelmingly in the Sun Belt, where tax advantages, climate, migration patterns, and new development pipelines continue to expand demand.

West Palm Beach’s downtown waterfront is at a turning point, with a new city report calling for major changes that would make the shoreline more welcoming, connected, and actively programmed throughout the year. After more than a year of community engagement and urban-planning analysis, consultants say the city’s signature asset is underperforming — and that unlocking its potential starts with rethinking both management and design. One of the boldest recommendations is to reduce Flagler Drive from four lanes to two, opening space for wider sidewalks, dedicated bike lanes, and an expanded promenade that finally stitches the waterfront back to the downtown core. Planners described the current roadway as a barrier more than a connector, with too much space devoted to cars and too little dedicated to people. The draft downtown master plan presented earlier this fall echoed that view, suggesting that a narrower, more walkable Flagler could fundamentally reshape how residents and visitors experience the shoreline. Perkins+Will’s 2017 “Adapt to Thrive” Proposal Beyond mobility, the report highlights a series of comfort and access issues that keep people from spending time along the water. Shade is scarce, seating is limited, nighttime lighting feels insufficient, and wayfinding is confusing. Families shared concerns about walking the area after dark, and visitors noted how difficult it can be to navigate between parking, paths, and the water. Consultants also found that people naturally cluster in the few shaded, well-designed pockets — leaving wide stretches of the waterfront consistently underused. The report outlines strategies to shift that dynamic, including more tree canopy, upgraded restrooms, clearer pedestrian routes, and the introduction of small-scale, everyday activities that balance the large events the area is known for. From fitness sessions on the lawn to casual pop-ups, the goal is to introduce rhythm and life to the waterfront on days when no major festival is taking place. Many residents also voiced support for features that would let them interact more directly with the water, including softer landscape edges, kayak access, floating elements, and ecological enhancements like mangroves or planted shoreline sections. A recurring theme across the findings is leadership. Oversight of the waterfront is currently scattered among multiple departments, leaving no single entity responsible for operations, programming, maintenance, or long-term strategy. Consultants urged the city to appoint a dedicated administrator — a full-time steward focused solely on the success of the space. Mayor Keith James agreed to explore what he called a “waterfront quarterback,” someone who would oversee the area day in and day out and help coordinate efforts as improvements unfold. Thousands of residents participated in the study, which follows the city’s earlier, abandoned effort to explore a marina expansion in 2023. This time, consultants said the community made it clear: the priority is not adding docks, but improving the everyday experience for the people who live, work, and visit downtown. As commissioners review the final recommendations, there is cautious optimism that a more cohesive, more comfortable, and more active waterfront is within reach — one that reflects both the city’s growth and the community’s vision for what this shoreline can become.

Siari has officially emerged on Mexico’s Emerald Coast as one of the most ambitious new luxury openings in the world— an ultra-private Ritz-Carlton Reserve shaped entirely by nature, culture, and the raw beauty of Riviera Nayarit. Set within the 920-acre enclave of Nauka, the new retreat brings the Reserve portfolio back to Mexico with a rare sense of place that unfolds between Sierra Madre cliffs and the Pacific’s golden shoreline. Image of Siari Riviera Nayarit, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve Siari is one of only eight Ritz-Carlton Reserve properties in the world. Named for the Uto-Aztecan word meaning “green,” Siari feels discovered rather than constructed, echoing the deep jungle tones and spiritual heritage of the region. Image of Siari Riviera Nayarit, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve Its 91 cliffside sanctuaries and five-bedroom Presidential Estate were designed by Bernardi + Peschard Arquitectura to dissolve into their surroundings through native stone, open-air layouts, and artisanal details grounded in Nayarit tradition. An additional 34 private residences extend the experience along 4.3 miles of coastline, including one of the region’s largest swimmable beaches. Image of Siari Riviera Nayarit, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve Culinary programming is led by acclaimed Mexican chef David Castro Hussong, who anchors five distinct concepts—from refined Nayarit coastal cuisine at Zula to wood-fired cooking at Masa Madre and a patisserie in collaboration with chef Maribel Aldaco. Each venue channels the land, sea, and cultural rhythms of the Emerald Coast. Image of Siari Riviera Nayarit, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve Wellness at Siari is shaped by Há Yeka, a 28,000-square-foot sanctuary inspired by the Wixárika word for “water” and “well-being.” Rooted in indigenous healing practices, the program integrates Huichol traditions, hydrotherapy, volcanic stone rituals, and botanicals sourced from nearby landscapes. Guests begin their journey with a symbolic purification ritual through rosewater and receive a xukuri—an herb-filled gourd that marks their transition into Siari’s world of stillness and renewal. Adventure spans from jungle hikes to private yacht excursions through Nauka’s deep-water marina. Younger guests explore The Wild Kinship Center, and golfers gain access to a private Tom Fazio-designed championship course carved into the coastline. Seamless arrival is built in: the property offers two helipads, a deep-slip marina, and private FBO access for jet and helicopter arrivals. Image of Siari Riviera Nayarit, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve The resort is 45 minutes from Puerto Vallarta International Airport and 35 minutes from Tepic International Airport, with United Airlines launching Saturday nonstop service from Houston to Tepic in December 2025. Image of Siari Riviera Nayarit, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve Joining the global Ritz-Carlton Reserve collection—including Dorado Beach, Mandapa, Zadún, Nujuma, and others—Siari represents the brand’s continued push into the world’s most extraordinary, culturally immersive destinations. Learn more at the Official Website of Sirai, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

The Berkeley Palm Beach has officially named Douglas Elliman Development Marketing as its exclusive sales partner, setting the stage for one of the most anticipated residential launches in West Palm Beach’s next growth chapter. Rendering of The Berkeley, ARX Creative The collaboration marks a return for developer Al Adelson, whose debut project, The Bristol, redefined high-rise luxury living in the city and helped establish “Wall Street South” as a magnet for high-net-worth buyers. Early demand reflects that momentum once again, with The Berkeley already more than 20 percent sold ahead of its formal launch. Rendering of The Berkeley, ARX Creative Set along the shoreline of Clear Lake, The Berkeley introduces a refined, residential expression of Arquitectonica’s design, complemented by interiors by Bernardo Fort-Brescia. Residences feature expansive flow-through layouts with sunrise and sunset views, generous private terraces—the largest of any new tower in the Palm Beaches—and meticulously appointed interiors including Italian Snaidero kitchens, spa-style baths, and integrated smart-building technology. Rendering of The Berkeley, ARX Creative Floor plans were crafted with livability in mind, incorporating the same family-focused design ethos that helped define The Bristol. Rendering of The Berkeley, ARX Creative The development’s three-level amenity program elevates the lifestyle even further, bringing resort-style luxury to an emerging district minutes from Palm Beach International Airport and I-95. Highlights include a lakefront pool deck, wellness studio, golf simulator, children’s play areas, a resident market, valet and concierge services, and the added convenience of on-site medical care—an increasingly in-demand feature for today’s buyers seeking long-term comfort and convenience. Rendering of The Berkeley, ARX Creative With West Palm Beach continuing to attract global companies, luxury relocations, and sustained investment, The Berkeley arrives at a pivotal moment. Designed as the next landmark in a city defined by upward momentum, it stands positioned to anchor the evolution of one of Florida’s most dynamic urban waterfronts. Learn more at The Berkeley Palm Beach Official Website

AVA MediterrAegean just stepped into the spotlight in Coconut Grove, introducing Riviera Dining Group’s new flagship and one of Miami’s most anticipated restaurant openings of the year. After building a devoted following in Winter Park, the brand brings its modern Greek agora philosophy to one of Miami’s most storied neighborhoods—elevating the experience with a completely reimagined design, a powerhouse culinary team, and an exclusive on-site members club, AVA MM. Image AVA MediterrAegean, Alex Tarajano Led by RDG Founder Gregory Galy, the flagship marks a major evolution for the group as it expands its Mediterranean-driven portfolio that includes MILA Miami, CASA NEOS, and CLAUDIE. Image AVA MediterrAegean, Ruben Cabrera AVA Coconut Grove is designed as a full sensory journey: a sculpted, textural, island-inspired dining room by Lázaro Rosa-Violán; a luminous open-air terrace framed by linens and Mediterranean vegetation; and a dramatic marble-wrapped bar that anchors the space with warmth and energy. Image AVA MediterrAegean, Alex Tarajano Culinary direction comes from Partner & Head of Culinary Michaël Michaelidis and Executive Chef Frédéric Aumeunier, whose résumé spans some of the world’s most celebrated kitchens, including Per Se, Pineapple & Pearls, La Maison Pic, and roles with Alain Ducasse. Image AVA MediterrAegean, Alex Tarajano Their menu channels Cycladic tradition through a refined, Riviera-influenced lens—featuring signatures like Aegean Tuna Ceviche, Mediterranean Seabass Carpaccio, whole Branzino Spetziota, and Lamb Moussaka carved tableside. Mezze, crudos, seasonal vegetables, premium seafood, and soulful large-format plates create an atmosphere built around sharing and modern Mediterranean conviviality. Image AVA MM at AVA MediterrAegean Tucked discreetly within the restaurant, AVA MM expands RDG’s growing members-only ecosystem with a Japanese-focused menu, private cellar selections, cigar and wine lockers, and a curated slate of chef-led dinners, tastings, and cultural activations. The club is conceived as a quiet, bronze-accented sanctuary woven into the natural landscape—a retreat designed for connection, ritual, and elevated living. With Coconut Grove as its new home base, AVA MediterrAegean enters its next era as a defining force in Miami’s evolving dining scene—one where design, culture, and culinary artistry meet in a setting built to feel transportive, warm, and unmistakably Mediterranean.

South Flagler House has officially topped out after just 18 months since the celebration of breaking ground—marking a defining moment for one of West Palm Beach’s most anticipated luxury residential projects. The announcement comes just one year after vertical construction began at 1355 South Flagler Drive , celebrated with an intimate ceremony attended by Related Ross leadership, top brokers, project partners, and local officials. Image of Stephen Ross, Related Ross Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects—with interiors by Pembrooke & Ives—South Flagler House is the firm’s first luxury residential tower in South Florida to reach its top milestone. The development will feature 105 two- to five-bedroom homes across the North and South Towers, all set on a prime waterfront site overlooking Palm Beach Island and the Atlantic Ocean. First move-ins are currently expected in 2027. Image of South Flagler House, Related Ross The project’s amenity program spans more than 50,000 square feet and is crafted around wellness, hospitality, and elevated coastal living. Highlights include a resort-style pool deck, full-service fitness and spa facilities, three culinary concepts with private dining spaces, an indoor pickleball court, a theater, a children’s and teens’ STEM room, a card room and library, and concierge-driven services tailored to residents. Courtesy of Related Ross “With a tremendous buyer response to date, South Flagler House brings us one step closer to delivering one of the most anticipated new developments in South Florida,” said Bryan Cho, Executive Vice President of Related Ross. Paul Whalen, Partner at Robert A.M. Stern Architects, noted that the design “draws inspiration from the architectural heritage of Palm Beach while establishing a new benchmark for classical design and modern living in West Palm Beach.” Rendering of South Flagler House Sales are being led by Adam McPherson, Senior Vice President of Residential Sales at Related Ross, alongside Suzanne Frisbie of The Corcoran Group and Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group. Interested buyers can explore current availability—priced from $6 million to $72.5 million—online or by visiting the new Related Ross Experience Center at 701 S. Rosemary Avenue in CityPlace.

The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Palm Beach Gardens is entering its most exciting chapter yet as the highly anticipated luxury marina-front development by Catalfumo Companies celebrates the grand opening of its new on-site sales gallery last week, November 12. The event marks both a seasonal kickoff and a major milestone for the landmark project, which has officially reached 50% sold and continues progressing steadily toward its Spring 2026 completion. Image of The Sales Gallery at The Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach Gardens Located along the last 14 contiguous acres of waterfront land in Palm Beach Gardens, The Ritz-Carlton Residences now stands as one of South Florida’s most advanced luxury residential projects, with exterior construction fully complete. Image of The Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach Gardens All windows and balconies have been installed, exterior façades and paint are finished, and attention has shifted to the outdoor amenity spaces and detailed interior finishes that will define the final residences. The visible transformation across the site underscores Catalfumo Companies’ commitment to delivering a product of exceptional craftsmanship and design precision. Image of The Sales Gallery at The Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach Gardens The new Sales Gallery , located at 112597 Ellison Wilson Road, offers prospective buyers an immersive introduction to The Ritz-Carlton lifestyle through a 2,400-square-foot experience featuring model kitchen and primary bathroom vignettes. Designed with bespoke finishes by Italkraft and equipped with Wolf® and Sub-Zero® appliances, the gallery captures the essence of the completed residences — from oversized Italian porcelain tiles and oak finishes to meticulous millwork in French grey and white oak. The space also reflects the elevated service standards synonymous with The Ritz-Carlton brand, including personalized attention and resort-style hospitality that will extend into daily residential life. Rendering of The Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach Gardens As the first and only  The Ritz-Carlton Residence with a private marina in Palm Beach Gardens, the project’s limited collection of estate-style residences continues to generate strong demand. With layouts ranging from approximately 3,400 to over 6,500 square feet, each home is designed for expansive indoor-outdoor living and panoramic water views. Rendering of The Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach Gardens The remaining Estate Residences, priced from $3.8 million to over $10 million, feature multiple ensuite guest bedrooms with private balconies, spacious kitchens and pantries, and private dens — complemented by access to a private marina accommodating vessels up to 75 feet. Image of The Sales Gallery at The Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach Gardens With its exterior construction complete, interiors taking shape, and the debut of the new Sales Gallery signaling a fresh phase of momentum, The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Palm Beach Gardens , is positioned for a defining season ahead. As construction advances toward completion in Spring 2026, the project continues to capture the attention of discerning buyers seeking the rare combination of world-class design, private waterfront living, and the legendary service of The Ritz-Carlton.

H&H Bagels  just made its West Palm Beach debut, bringing one of New York City’s most legendary bagel institutions to the fast-growing Nora District. The brand opened its newest location on Thursday, November 20, anchoring a key stretch of the $1 billion redevelopment and further cementing Nora as the city’s newest extension of downtown. Image of H&H Bagels, West Palm Beach A true New York icon since 1972, H&H Bagels built its reputation on a signature water-boiled method that helped define “the New York bagel.” Its classic, hand-rolled approach has earned the brand a devoted following—and even cameo appearances in cultural staples like Seinfeld , Sex and the City , and The Office . That legacy continues today, with every bagel made from unbleached, unbromated flour, all-natural and non-GMO ingredients, and zero artificial preservatives. Each bagel is packed with 13 grams of protein and baked fresh all day using dough that is still kettle-boiled in New York City water before arriving on-site. Image of H&H Bagels After five decades in New York, the brand has accelerated its nationwide expansion with new locations in Boca Raton, Jacksonville, Santa Monica, Washington, D.C., Knoxville, and Tampa, plus additional openings on the way in Chapel Hill, Chicago, and more. The West Palm Beach shop becomes the latest step in that growth, extending the brand’s reach into one of South Florida’s fastest-rising neighborhoods. Its arrival comes at a pivotal moment for Nora, which is quickly transforming into one of South Florida’s most dynamic districts. The neighborhood is now home to a lineup of high-profile restaurants, retail, and creative concepts—including Celis, Sunday Motor Co., Warby Parker, Sports & Rec, Juliana’s, and more—alongside an incoming anchor of the highly anticipated Nora Hotel. Image of H&H Bagels The addition of H&H Bagels extends that momentum, bringing a nationally recognized brand into a neighborhood defined by rapid growth, walkability, and an influx of best-in-class operators. Guests can expect the full H&H experience—from freshly baked bagels and signature schmears to classic sandwiches built around the brand’s iconic recipes—all now part of everyday life in Nora. Image of H&H Bagels, West Palm Beach Classic New York bagels have officially arrived in West Palm Beach—and Nora just added another major name to its rise.

Zuma is officially bringing its world-famous modern izakaya experience to Vail this winter, marking a massive moment for one of the planet’s most iconic dining brands. Opening December 2025 inside The Sebastian in Vail Village, Zuma Vail becomes the group’s first-ever U.S. alpine destination and its first U.S. opening in more than five years—signaling a major North American comeback. Set in the heart of one of Colorado’s most legendary ski resorts, Zuma Vail will introduce the brand’s signature energy to the mountains: elevated Japanese cuisine, a world-class bar program, immersive sushi and robata counters, and a dynamic après-ski scene that feels built for Vail’s international crowd. Designed by the Azumi Group’s internal team, the space leans into a warm winter aesthetic with carved timber screens, Japanese beams filled with glowing amber resin, backlit washi paper, boucle-lined booths, and intimate lowered ceilings—creating a cocooned, glowing atmosphere after a day on the slopes. The menu brings all the Zuma hits: freshly prepared nigiri and sashimi, marinated black cod in hoba leaf, Chu Toro Maki topped with oscietra caviar, Norwegian king crab with ponzu, and a deep sake and Japanese whisky selection alongside 250 global wines. Two private dining rooms round out the experience for groups looking for exclusivity in the Village. Zuma Vail opens December 2025 with après starting daily at 4 PM and dinner from 5–10 PM. Guests can join The List here for early reservation access and exclusive updates.

From Monte-Carlo to Naples, one of Europe’s most celebrated Italian restaurants, La Salière , has arrived on Florida’s Gulf Coast—known for its refined simplicity, handmade pastas, and a warm, convivial spirit that has drawn locals and international guests alike. Its first U.S. location in Naples brings that same heritage and authenticity stateside, establishing a new destination for fine Italian dining in Southwest Florida. Rooted in a family culinary legacy dating back to 1720 with La Sibilla restaurant in Tivoli, La Salière’s story is as much about craftsmanship as it is about connection. The restaurant’s name pays homage to Benvenuto Cellini’s renowned salt cellar, “La Salière,” a Renaissance masterpiece symbolizing the balance between Earth and Sea—an idea reflected in both its menu and design. The olive tree in its logo, representing peace and Mediterranean roots, captures the spirit of gathering and timeless hospitality that defines the brand. Thoughtfully guided by the signature recipes and culinary philosophy of Executive Chef Sabato Toscano, who has shaped the Monte-Carlo kitchen for nearly 30 years and continues to inspire the restaurant’s timeless offerings—blending traditional Italian techniques with the freshness of Florida’s coastal ingredients. “Every dish honors the flavors of Italy while embracing the vibrancy of the Gulf,” said Toscano. “It’s a true meeting of Mediterranean inspiration and Naples’ own culinary rhythm.” The 2,600-square-foot space captures the ambiance of an Italian villa by the sea, with cascading bougainvillea framing its entrance and interiors filled with soft drapes, candlelight, and lush greenery. White tables, deep blue banquettes, and a striking tiled bar lined with velvet high chairs set a relaxed yet elegant tone, while string lights and lanterns add a touch of Riviera romance. La Salière’s menu emphasizes tradition and togetherness, inviting guests to share handmade pastas, wood-fired pinsa romana , vibrant salads, and classic entrées. Signature dishes include Polpette, Cuore di Carciofo, Polipo alla Griglia, Maltagliati Veal Ragù, Ossobuco alla Milanese, Fiorentina alla Toscana, and Branzino al Sale—paired with an extensive Italian wine list and cocktails inspired by the Mediterranean coast. True to its heritage, La Salière Naples is designed not just as a restaurant, but as a gathering place—where long dinners unfold naturally, and every meal feels like a return to the Riviera. La Salière is located at 360 12th Ave S, Naples, FL 34102. Dinner is served Monday through Friday from 5:30 PM to midnight (happy hour 3–4:45 PM) and Saturday and Sunday from 11 AM to midnight, with weekend brunch available from 11 AM to 3 PM. For more information, visit www.LaSaliere.co

Naftali Group has reached another major milestone at Miami Worldcenter with the $8 million sale of Sky Villa 2 , one of the ultra-limited residences at JEM Private Residences  with interiors by FENDI Casa. Purchased by a buyer from Korea, the sale reinforces the tower’s global reach and highlights the momentum reshaping Downtown Miami’s luxury skyline. Rendering of JEM Private Residences, Naftali Group The news follows last year’s record-breaking transaction of Sky Villa 1 , pushing JEM’s Sky Villa collection into one of Miami’s most coveted branded offerings. Positioned across the tower’s top two floors, Sky Villa 2  reflects the meticulous craftsmanship and sculptural language seen throughout JEM’s design vision—an approach also showcased prominently on thejem.com . Rendering of JEM Private Residences, Naftali Group Inside the residence, Italian glamour meets precision detailing. Jewel-tone geometric elements appear in custom FENDI Casa pieces—including the Matrice bookcase and Metropolis coffee table—while expansive wrap-around terraces create a seamless indoor-outdoor flow framing panoramic views of Downtown Miami, Biscayne Bay, and Miami Beach. Rendering of JEM Private Residences, Naftali Group Sales momentum across the Sky Villa portfolio  mirrors Miami Worldcenter’s evolution into a next-generation neighborhood defined by world-class design, hospitality, and cultural energy. Danielle Naftali, EVP of Marketing, Sales & Design at Naftali Group, noted that the sale reinforces how Downtown Miami has transformed into a sophisticated destination setting new standards for luxury development. Peggy Olin, CEO of OneWorld Properties, echoed the global response, citing strong demand from international buyers seeking distinctive branded residences in South Florida. Rendering of JEM Private Residences, Naftali Group For JEM, the transaction represents more than a high-value sale—it signals a rising benchmark for branded living in Miami. The Sky Villa collection’s  focus on craftsmanship, panoramic outdoor living, and curated interior artistry continues to attract buyers looking for a home that blends exclusivity with design-driven identity. Rendering of JEM Private Residences, Naftali Group With this latest milestone, Naftali Group continues shaping Miami’s next chapter—positioning JEM Private Residences  and Miami Worldcenter among the most influential destinations for design-forward residential development worldwide.

Motek , Miami’s fast-rising Mediterranean restaurant known for its kosher-style, seed-oil-free menu and sunshine-yellow aesthetic, is stepping deeper into its multi-market expansion with a high-profile New York opening. Motek will take over the former Figaro Café space in Greenwich Village this January—an iconic 184 Bleecker Street address once frequented by cultural legends like Jack Kerouac, Bob Dylan, and Al Pacino. Rendering of Motek Greenwich Village The 3,900-square-foot corner is being redesigned with Motek’s signature touches, including its yellow-flowered indoor tree and a vintage yellow Fiat on display. Image of Motek Flatiron The move comes as Motek accelerates its growth beyond South Florida. After building a loyal following in Miami with locations in Downtown, Aventura, Coral Gables, and the Design District, the brand recently opened a major new outpost in Boca Raton—its first outside Miami-Dade County. That Boca restaurant, designed for roughly 220 guests across indoor and outdoor spaces, signals Motek’s shift toward larger, experience-driven footprints as it becomes a regional lifestyle brand. With additional openings planned in New York’s Flatiron District and Williamsburg, Motek is now positioning itself as one of the country’s most ambitious Mediterranean concepts—expanding from a local favorite into a multi-city hospitality force.

Naples just welcomed one of the most anticipated hospitality openings of the decade: Naples Beach Club, A Four Seasons Resort , a 125-acre Gulf-front retreat that brings the brand’s signature coastal lifestyle to Old Naples for the first time. Image of HB's at The Beach Club, A Four Seasons Resort Set on 1,000 feet of shoreline and 125 acres in the heart of Old Naples, this long-anticipated resort instantly becomes one of the region’s most significant hospitality openings, reshaping the standard for beachfront living, design, and world-class service. Image of The Beach Club, A Four Seasons Resort Developed by BDT & MSD Partners, The Athens Group, and Four Seasons, the resort introduces 220 meticulously crafted accommodations, including 57 suites, along with five dining concepts, a full-scale spa and wellness center, racquet facilities, expansive event venues, and Naples’ newest golf resort experience. Its social core, Market Square, connects guests and locals through restaurants, retail, and community-driven programming — a true destination within a destination. Image of The Gardens Golf Course, The Beach Club, A Four Seasons Resort The broader 125-acre coastal enclave is also rolling out 153 luxury residences and a Tom Fazio–designed 18-hole course, The Gardens , in partnership with Discovery Land Company, spanning 100 acres and debuting in 2026. The homes — 58 beachfront and 95 golfside — extend Four Seasons service into a private residential setting shaped for elevated Gulf Coast living. Image of The Beach Club, A Four Seasons Resort Design throughout the resort is rooted in Old Naples’ timeless coastal charm, realized by Hart Howerton and Champalimaud Design in a refined, residential style. Interiors feature natural textures, soaring spaces, and hand-crafted details, while each guest room includes an expansive ocean-view terrace designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living. The most iconic accommodation, the 7,000-square-foot Sabal Suite, debuts in early 2026 with panoramic views, a private circular pool, and a 2,100-square-foot terrace overlooking the Gulf. Image of Sunset Bar at The Beach Club, A Four Seasons Resort Dining spans five distinctive concepts — including the return of beloved HB’s as Old Naples’ only true beachfront restaurant and a reimagined Sunset Bar — plus The Merchant Room by two-time James Beard Award-winner Gavin Kaysen, marking his first restaurant outside the Midwest. Sanctuary Spa introduces the Gulf Coast’s most expansive wellness destination: a 30,000-square-foot, two-level spa anchored by an inclusive thermal circuit, 13 treatment rooms, VIP suites, a rooftop lap pool, and a 24-hour fitness program developed with trainer Harley Pasternak. Across the property, experiences range from racquet club programming and beach days to boating excursions, Everglades eco-experiences, and private outings aboard the resort’s Hinckley Picnic Boat. More than 32,000 square feet of indoor-outdoor event space positions the resort as Naples’ premier venue for galas, weddings, and milestone celebrations. A second wave of openings arrives in 2026, including The Wager — a high-energy gastropub with a four-lane bowling alley, putting green, and game room — The Picture House theatre, the debut of The Gardens golf course by Tom Fazio, and FINS Kids Club, an Everglades-inspired learning and discovery hub. Now officially open, Naples Beach Club ushers in a transformative moment for Southwest Florida hospitality — a rare Gulf Coast retreat crafted with the scale, ambition, and precision of a flagship Four Seasons destination.

Bentley Residences Miami just delivered one of the biggest construction feats in U.S. residential development, completing a record-setting foundation pour that officially sets the stage for the world’s first Bentley-branded tower to rise on Sunny Isles Beach. In a continuous 36-hour push, Dezer Development, Bentley Motors, and Coastal Construction coordinated 2,100 truckloads, 20,000 cubic yards of concrete, 2,400 tons of reinforcing steel, and 10 pumping stations — establishing the largest residential construction pour in Florida and the second largest of its kind in the nation. The moment marks far more than a technical milestone. With the mat foundation now complete at 18401 Collins Avenue, the 716-foot tower is officially positioned to move vertical, advancing a project that blends Sieger Suarez architecture with Bentley’s design language and a level of craftsmanship typically reserved for the brand’s automobiles. Each of the 216 homes will carry that DNA forward — from expansive indoor-outdoor living spaces to private heated pools, summer kitchens, and sweeping ocean and Intracoastal views. At the center of it all is the patented Dezervator, the signature automobile elevator that brings both resident and vehicle directly to a private sky garage. Inside, residences continue the same level of precision: Gaggenau appliances, Italian cabinetry, spa-inspired primary suites with saunas and behind-mirror televisions, and select homes with outdoor showers. Bentley’s signature diamond patterning, chrome detailing, and custom touchpoints appear throughout, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to engineering, elegance, and performance — here translated into vertical living. More than 20,000 square feet of amenities will anchor the lifestyle experience, including a private restaurant led by four-time James Beard Award–winning chef Todd English, a whiskey bar, cigar lounge, cinema, spa, oceanfront beauty salon, fitness center, and a landscaped beach club with cabanas and full food-and-beverage service. Bentley Home, in partnership with Luxury Living Group, will introduce custom furnishing concepts designed exclusively for residents. Pricing begins at $5.8 million.