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August 2007
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Some of you are probably back from vacation
while some lucky others already have their
mind on the white sandy beaches that are
expecting them. Well,in
both cases, you will sure need an update on
the happenings in Miami.
5 interesting subjects this month:
- Wanna get a free air plane ticket to Miami ?
- Miami Spice is back
- Lets talk about Panama
- Brickell Avenue is an old cemetary?
- Our usual deal of the month
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Free plane ticket to Miami |
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Over the past 25 years, the Related Group
has been instrumental in creating some of the
most exciting condominium destinations in the
world. Here in South Beach's SoFi
neighborhood The Related Group has
developed what is South Florida's premier
addresses for condominium living having
realized luxury buildings within this limited area
like The Murano, The Murano Grande,
Portofino Tower, The Icon, South Beach, The
Apogee and now Viceroy Residences South
Beach.
The Sales Launch in June was a huge
success, only 10 units remain to be sold
before the construction phase starts.
We have created a new summer program in
order to sell these few remaining units:
The Fly and Buy program.
Viceroy will reimburse clients for up to
$2000 in travel related expenses (hotel/air)
with valid fully executed contract.
Receipts must be provided.
What are you waiting for? Combine
your vacation with your investments in
Miami.For additional information contact me at
daniela@condoideas.com
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Miami Spice is back |
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The annual Miami Spice comes to South
Florida again! Enjoy the tropical fusion of
ingredients that makes Miami dining so
wonderfully out of the ordinary.
Nearly 80 of Miami's top restaurants will offer
three-course meals that feature their signature
dishes created by their world-renowned chefs -
all at a fabulous deal: Lunch $22 and
Dinner $35.
These are the
ones you should try this season:
Azul at Mandarin Miami
Karu & Y
Blue Door
David Bouley Evolution
De Vito South Beach
La Goulue
Mitchy's
Karu & Y
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What's the fuzz about Panama? |
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Donald Trump has the answer.
Developers are betting that Panama becomes
the next great condo heaven for both investors
and retirees.
Everyone seems to be talking about Panama
real estate these days. What's happening
truly amazing. The country in investing over
$5B in a canal-widening project, plus they
continue to make the country a great place for
Americans to call their next home. The official
currency is the U.S. dollar, the official
language is English and the GDP is growing at
a tremendous pace.
The Trump Ocean Club is one of the greatest
new projects anywhere. It's a 2.6M square
foot complex, with a 66-story tower that offers
600 residences and 300 hotel suites. And,
there is a casino.
Condos start at about $500,000 and are
selling at light-speed. Condo fees are a
fraction of what they would be in the US, and
there are many tax incentives in place, some
that even eliminate taxes for the first few years
of ownership.
If this project interests you, please contact me
at daniela@condoideas.com. I have very
limited inventory at day-one prices. You need
a 10% deposit now, 10% in 30 days and
another 10% over the next 12 months.
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Indian cemetary doesn't stop developer on Brickell Avenue |
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The search for human remains and ancient
artifacts at a Brickell Avenue development site
may be coming to an end this month, and the
developers who own the property have been
cleared to build a 12-unit condominium project.
On Tuesday 3rd of July, the city of Miami's
Historic and Environmental Preservation Board
unanimously granted IERI, Inc., approval to
develop its property at 1814 Brickell Ave.,
despite the discovery of an Indian burial
ground on the property.
In 2004, IERI bought the lot and two behind it
with visions of building a high-end
condominium just 1,000 feet from Biscayne
Bay in one of Miami's wealthiest
neighborhoods.
In March, an archaeologist hired by the
developer discovered two human leg bones.
Miami laws require preconstruction
archaeological explorations in the Brickell area
as well as others, and state laws require an
assessment of any site where human remains
are discovered.
Since then, Robert Carr of Archaeological and
Historical Conservancy, Inc., and a team of
workers have scoured the site, finding fire pits,
animal bones and other artifacts.
Carr also has a number of findings from the
site in his Davie office, including the head of a
hammer made from a conch shell, and a
medicine bottle, which Carr believes to have
once belonged to soldiers from the Spanish-
American War.
The Brickell site is one of several Miami
locations where evidence of cemeteries have
been discovered. The site is dubbed Santa
Maria West, because it lies opposite from the
Santa Maria condominium, where human
bones were discovered. Carr and others also
found bones at the Miami Circle, which lies at
the south bank of the Miami River's mouth.
Carr said any remains found will be reburied
near an oak tree to the north of the property.
All other finds will be donated to the Historical
Museum of Southern Florida.
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Deal of the month: 2bed/2bath with 2000sqft terrace |
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The Cosmopolitan
2 bed/2 bath
1010sqft + 2000sqft terrace
$600,000
1 deeded parking space
1 block to Lincoln road
South Beach
Built in 2004
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Contact Information
Cell:
305 491 5583
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