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Surfrow Surfside

Discover a boutique collection of 8 ultra-luxury beachfront homes where Miami Beach meets Surfside. Designed by renown architect René Gonzalez, these residences reshape the classic brownstone for coastal living, emphasizing natural light, indoor–outdoor flow, and elegant materials.

Twenty Nine Indian Creek

Presenting just nine exclusive, waterfront homes with a residents-only Yacht Club and Private Marina. Crafted with an unprecedented attenion to detail by a nationally recognized team of designers, architects, and engineers at the top of their field. Each residence enjoys water frontage with water, golf course, and city views.

Villa 17

In the heart of Miami Beach, on the corner of 17th Street & Jefferson Avenue stands a stunning new development – Villa17 – a true testament to modern design and luxury living. Villa17 pays homage to the rich architectural history of Miami Beach, The building’s sleek facade blends harmoniously with the historic surroundings while standing out as a beacon of contemporary architecture.

The Perigon Miami Beach

Situated on a tranquil stretch of pristine sands, The Perigon’s distinguished façade of cascading lines will rise high above the storied shores of Miami Beach. Panoramic views overlook the soothing tides of the Atlantic, the distinguished waters of Biscayne Bay, and the illustrious Miami skyline.

The Links at Fisher Island

The Links at Fisher Island offers an exclusive collection of luxury homes nestled along a pristine golf course, blending resort-style living with breathtaking views, world-class amenities, and unmatched privacy in one of Miami’s most prestigious private island communities.

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