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Fashion designer Renato Balestra lists Miami Beach condo for $5M
On the 29th floor of Murano Grande
Renato Balestra, a 93-year-old Italian fashion designer, listed his lavish Miami Beach condo for $4.95 million.
The three-bedroom unit has 2,974 square feet of interior space, three and a half bathrooms, and ocean views. It’s located on the 29th floor of Murano Grande, which is in the South of Fifth neighborhood.
The residence offers a split floor plan, marble and wood floors, Miele appliances, and top-notch views. Records show Balestra purchased the unit for $1.75 million in 2010.
All photos are courtesy of listing agent Sildy Cervera of Cervera Real Estate.
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Residences by Armani/Casa tower reaches 649-foot final height
The exclusive Sunny Isles Beach project is now topped off
After climbing to its halfway point in March, the upcoming Residences by Armani/Casa condo project in Sunny Isles Beach has officially topped out at 649 feet. Designed by the firm of internationally recognized architect Cesar Pelli, the glassy tower features sleek interiors by Armani/Casa Design Studio and represents the firm’s first self-branded real estate development in the United States.
The tower is on track to deliver 308 high-end residences ranging from 1,350 to 5,820 square feet in size with prices starting around $2 million and soaring to $17 million for the building’s exclusive duplex penthouse unit. The development also includes 35,000-square-feet worth of amenities and a private beach with 300 feet of water frontage.
With the vertical construction milestone reached, Dezer Development and The Related Group are now one step closer to making the 56-story Residences by Armani/Casa a reality. The $1 billion project is slated to open in the fall of 2019.
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Residences by Armani/Casa is halfway to the top [Curbed Miami]
Penthouse Asking $15M Comes With Italy Trip to Meet Giorgio Armani [Curbed Miami]
An Inside Look at Residences by Armani/Casa Interiors [Curbed Miami]
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Residences by Armani/Casa tower reaches 649-foot final height
The exclusive Sunny Isles Beach project is now topped off
After climbing to its halfway point in March, the upcoming Residences by Armani/Casa condo project in Sunny Isles Beach has officially topped out at 649 feet. Designed by the firm of internationally recognized architect Cesar Pelli, the glassy tower features sleek interiors by Armani/Casa Design Studio and represents the firm’s first self-branded real estate development in the United States.
The tower is on track to deliver 308 high-end residences ranging from 1,350 to 5,820 square feet in size with prices starting around $2 million and soaring to $17 million for the building’s exclusive duplex penthouse unit. The development also includes 35,000-square-feet worth of amenities and a private beach with 300 feet of water frontage.
With the vertical construction milestone reached, Dezer Development and The Related Group are now one step closer to making the 56-story Residences by Armani/Casa a reality. The $1 billion project is slated to open in the fall of 2019.
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Residences by Armani/Casa is halfway to the top [Curbed Miami]
Penthouse Asking $15M Comes With Italy Trip to Meet Giorgio Armani [Curbed Miami]
An Inside Look at Residences by Armani/Casa Interiors [Curbed Miami]
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Luxe condo breaks ground in Coconut Grove, nearly 50 percent sold
The 23-unit residency will begin construction in June
Glasshaus in the Grove, Miami’s sexiest new boutique condominium, is getting ready for its close up.
Located in Bayshore Village near Millionaire’s Row, the boutique project is walking distance from marinas, parks, shops, and restaurants.
Glasshaus in the Grove, is a ‘livable residence’ that mixes outdoor and green space that evokes the tropics.
Slated for a 2019 completion date, the 23-unit luxe residency has sold nearly 50 percent of its one-, two-, and three-bedroom condominiums that cost $595,000 and up.
Each unit ranges in size between 1,080 and 2,380 square feet and includes floor-to-ceiling windows and a choice of porcelain, wood, or tile floors in the home’s interior.
Residents can see expansive views of Miami’s skyline from the terrace.
Designed by Varabyeu Partners and developed by Element Development and GD8, the tower features a lobby accented in burnished steel, glass, and polished wood.
Glasshaus in the Grove offers outdoor amenities such as a Zen garden, rooftop pool deck, cabanas, lounge, and summer kitchen.
“I am very proud and excited that we are breaking ground on schedule,” said Element Development CEO Javier Llunch. “Glasshaus in the Grove is the first of many projects that we have planned along 27th Avenue - a bridge for the North and Center Grove neighborhoods.”
Fortune International Group led by founder Edgardo Defortuna, has a portfolio that includes residential properties such as Jade Signature (which includes Tata Harper Spa), The Ritz-Carlton Sunny Isles, Auberge Beach Residences and Spa Fort Lauderdale, and Hyde Resort & Residences Hollywood.
Glasshaus Coconut Grove is Miami’s sexiest new boutique condo [Miami Curbed]
Tata Harper spa opens in Miami condo [Miami Curbed]
Jade Signature coverage [Miami Curbed]
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Luxe condo breaks ground in Coconut Grove, nearly 50 percent sold
The 23-unit residency will begin construction in June
Glasshaus in the Grove, Miami’s sexiest new boutique condominium, is getting ready for its close up.
Located in Bayshore Village near Millionaire’s Row, the boutique project is walking distance from marinas, parks, shops, and restaurants.
Glasshaus in the Grove, is a ‘livable residence’ that mixes outdoor and green space that evokes the tropics.
Slated for a 2019 completion date, the 23-unit luxe residency has sold nearly 50 percent of its one-, two-, and three-bedroom condominiums that cost $595,000 and up.
Each unit ranges in size between 1,080 and 2,380 square feet and includes floor-to-ceiling windows and a choice of porcelain, wood, or tile floors in the home’s interior.
Residents can see expansive views of Miami’s skyline from the terrace.
Designed by Varabyeu Partners and developed by Element Development and GD8, the tower features a lobby accented in burnished steel, glass, and polished wood.
Glasshaus in the Grove offers outdoor amenities such as a Zen garden, rooftop pool deck, cabanas, lounge, and summer kitchen.
“I am very proud and excited that we are breaking ground on schedule,” said Element Development CEO Javier Llunch. “Glasshaus in the Grove is the first of many projects that we have planned along 27th Avenue - a bridge for the North and Center Grove neighborhoods.”
Fortune International Group led by founder Edgardo Defortuna, has a portfolio that includes residential properties such as Jade Signature (which includes Tata Harper Spa), The Ritz-Carlton Sunny Isles, Auberge Beach Residences and Spa Fort Lauderdale, and Hyde Resort & Residences Hollywood.
Glasshaus Coconut Grove is Miami’s sexiest new boutique condo [Miami Curbed]
Tata Harper spa opens in Miami condo [Miami Curbed]
Jade Signature coverage [Miami Curbed]
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Luxe condo breaks ground in Coconut Grove, nearly 50 percent sold
The 23-unit residency will begin construction in June
Glasshaus in the Grove, Miami’s sexiest new boutique condominium, is getting ready for its close up.
Located in Bayshore Village near Millionaire’s Row, the boutique project is walking distance from marinas, parks, shops, and restaurants.
Glasshaus in the Grove, is a ‘livable residence’ that mixes outdoor and green space that evokes the tropics.
Slated for a 2019 completion date, the 23-unit luxe residency has sold nearly 50 percent of its one-, two-, and three-bedroom condominiums that cost $595,000 and up.
Each unit ranges in size between 1,080 and 2,380 square feet and includes floor-to-ceiling windows and a choice of porcelain, wood, or tile floors in the home’s interior.
Residents can see expansive views of Miami’s skyline from the terrace.
Designed by Varabyeu Partners and developed by Element Development and GD8, the tower features a lobby accented in burnished steel, glass, and polished wood.
Glasshaus in the Grove offers outdoor amenities such as a Zen garden, rooftop pool deck, cabanas, lounge, and summer kitchen.
“I am very proud and excited that we are breaking ground on schedule,” said Element Development CEO Javier Llunch. “Glasshaus in the Grove is the first of many projects that we have planned along 27th Avenue - a bridge for the North and Center Grove neighborhoods.”
Fortune International Group led by founder Edgardo Defortuna, has a portfolio that includes residential properties such as Jade Signature (which includes Tata Harper Spa), The Ritz-Carlton Sunny Isles, Auberge Beach Residences and Spa Fort Lauderdale, and Hyde Resort & Residences Hollywood.
Glasshaus Coconut Grove is Miami’s sexiest new boutique condo [Miami Curbed]
Tata Harper spa opens in Miami condo [Miami Curbed]
Jade Signature coverage [Miami Curbed]
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Tata Harper spa opens in Miami condo
Tata Harper Spa has a skincare line that’s popular with Emma Watson, Anne Hathaway, and Gwyneth Paltrow
Tata Harper, a green-friendly skincare and wellness line, debuted a full service spa in the Jade Signature condo tower in Miami.
Tata Harper’s skincare line has a celebrity fan base that includes Gwyneth Paltrow, Brooke Shields, Emma Watson, and Anne Hathaway.
Located in Sunny Isles Beach on “Billionaire’s Beach,” the Fortune International Group property opened in March.
Jade Signature still has available units—specifically, “The Collection,”two-story sky villas and penthouse that start at $14.3 million. The smart technology-equipped sky villas offer large open terraces, private elevators, and a PYR-designed bathroom cabinetry.
Resort-style features are hallmarks of the Jade Signature, including a stunning beachfront deck with a swimming pool, secluded cabanas, a heated spa, beach access, and a 25-meter lap pool.
Like the Jade Signature, the Tata Harper Spa’s most intricate details focus on luxury living.
“We created a space that feels coastal casual yet chic with our special Tata Harper touch in every detail,” Tata Harper, the line’s namesake and spa owner, says. The space and the treatments available at Jade Signature help bring the all-natural non-toxic luxury experience to life for this exclusive Miami community.”
Parisian firm PYR and Pierre-Yves Rochon designed the Tata Harper Spa’s interior space, while landscaping was done by Miami-based architectural firm Raymond Jungles Inc.
The spa is marked by natural finishes, vibrant wood, and green accents. It includes a glittering hand-cut koi mosaic designed by PYR that’s reserved for residents and their guests.
The Herzog & de Meuron-created residential tower offers spa services that use Harper’s wellness products such as body treatments with healing jade roller massages and jade stone placements.
The facility also has a sauna, steam room, hammam, relaxation zone, water therapy terrace, and a manicure and pedicure room, and pop-up shop. The pop-up shop carries antiaging beauty products and paraben-free makeup, all of which are sold in Tata Harper’s signature green and gold packaging and green Mason glass jars.
Tata Harper Spa caters to clients who love ‘green’ goods with their services. Spa menu items include the vitamin-rich Jade Signature facial, the revitalizing Traveler’s Recovery Facial, the aptly titled Sun Relief Facial, and Liquid Gold Organic Body Massage that features organic herbs.
Jade Signature’s grand opening is today, and it’s nearly sold out [Curbed Miami]
Jade Signature coverage [Curbed Miami]
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Ritz-Carlton’s bespoke, luxury cruise line will give you wanderlust
The Yacht Collection is scheduled to stop in Cartagena and Barbados.
In South Florida, Ritz-Carlton is synonymous with two things—four star ratings (the Fort Lauderdale hotel earned a premier rating from Global Star Ratings) and luxury property.
The hotelier behind Ritz-Carlton Residencies in Miami Beach and Sunny Isles Beach wants to make your cruising experience just as luxurious.
Magic City travelers who are afflicted with wanderlust can book a reservation starting June 2018 on the Yacht Collection, a luxury fleet of three ships with voyages to warm weather locales.
The itinerary, which includes shore excursions, is scheduled for stops in the Mediterranean and the Caribbean.
In an effort to attract young, first-time luxury cruisers, Ritz-Carlton broke away from longstanding traditions in the industry. For example, passengers can book back-to-back trips since each itinerary is different. The brand has also ditched set dining hours so patrons can eat when they want.
While the itinerary includes exotic gems, the ships feature impressive amenities.
The yet-to-be named, identical vessels are all-inclusive—including gratuities, alcoholic drinks, concierge access, and Wi-Fi. The ships, which were designed by Tillberg Design of Sweden, feature between 149 and 170 all-balcony cabins and five dining venues.
Each 190-meter yacht, which can hold nearly 298 people, features 149 suites that come with a terrace. The yacht also includes two, 1,485-square-foot penthouse suites that have a bedroom on the ground floor with stairs leading up to a furnished terrace and private whirlpool.
”It sounds ‘cruisey’ but the difference is the way we do it,” says Douglas Prothero, Ritz-Carlton’s managing director, when discussing cruising with the Yacht Collection. “There will be fewer ports and more focus on the onboard experience.”
For seven to 10 days, guests have the option to relax at a lounge and wine bar, an indoor-outdoor solarium, or the top-deck, which moonlights as an after hours nightclub.
Passengers who are a fan of water should bring a bathing suit. The ship has deep and shallow pools, and infinity pools with an inside current, says Prothero. Yacht Collection ships’ also have a marina-style platform where water toys are available.
The ships offer plenty of dining options that includes in-suite dining, an Asian fusion restaurant, a poolside grill, casual dining, and an a la carte restaurant from celebrity chef, Sven Elverfeld.
Living Room, a library and cafe that includes a check-in hub; spa; medical wellness center; fitness center; and a yoga studio are all options available to travelers.
Ritz-Carlton coverage [Curbed Miami]
Miami’s 5 five-star hotels of 2017, mapped [Curbed Miami]
What it will be like to take a Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection cruise [South Florida Business Journal]
The Ritz-Carlton takes to the sea—first luxury hotel brand to offer bespoke yacht experiences [The Ritz-Carlton]
Florida will get the first ultra-luxury cruise ship from the new Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection [Orlando Weekly]
New Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection reveals itineraries and shore excursions [Cruise Critic]
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Ritz-Carlton’s bespoke, luxury cruise line will give you wanderlust
The Yacht Collection is scheduled to stop in Cartagena and Barbados.
In South Florida, Ritz-Carlton is synonymous with two things—four star ratings (the Fort Lauderdale hotel earned a premier rating from Global Star Ratings) and luxury property.
The hotelier behind Ritz-Carlton Residencies in Miami Beach and Sunny Isles Beach wants to make your cruising experience just as luxurious.
Magic City travelers who are afflicted with wanderlust can book a reservation starting June 2018 on the Yacht Collection, a luxury fleet of three ships with voyages to warm weather locales.
The itinerary, which includes shore excursions, is scheduled for stops in the Mediterranean and the Caribbean.
In an effort to attract young, first-time luxury cruisers, Ritz-Carlton broke away from longstanding traditions in the industry. For example, passengers can book back-to-back trips since each itinerary is different. The brand has also ditched set dining hours so patrons can eat when they want.
While the itinerary includes exotic gems, the ships feature impressive amenities.
The yet-to-be named, identical vessels are all-inclusive—including gratuities, alcoholic drinks, concierge access, and Wi-Fi. The ships, which were designed by Tillberg Design of Sweden, feature between 149 and 170 all-balcony cabins and five dining venues.
Each 190-meter yacht, which can hold nearly 298 people, features 149 suites that come with a terrace. The yacht also includes two, 1,485-square-foot penthouse suites that have a bedroom on the ground floor with stairs leading up to a furnished terrace and private whirlpool.
”It sounds ‘cruisey’ but the difference is the way we do it,” says Douglas Prothero, Ritz-Carlton’s managing director, when discussing cruising with the Yacht Collection. “There will be fewer ports and more focus on the onboard experience.”
For seven to 10 days, guests have the option to relax at a lounge and wine bar, an indoor-outdoor solarium, or the top-deck, which moonlights as an after hours nightclub.
Passengers who are a fan of water should bring a bathing suit. The ship has deep and shallow pools, and infinity pools with an inside current, says Prothero. Yacht Collection ships’ also have a marina-style platform where water toys are available.
The ships offer plenty of dining options that includes in-suite dining, an Asian fusion restaurant, a poolside grill, casual dining, and an a la carte restaurant from celebrity chef, Sven Elverfeld.
Living Room, a library and cafe that includes a check-in hub; spa; medical wellness center; fitness center; and a yoga studio are all options available to travelers.
Ritz-Carlton coverage [Curbed Miami]
Miami’s 5 five-star hotels of 2017, mapped [Curbed Miami]
What it will be like to take a Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection cruise [South Florida Business Journal]
The Ritz-Carlton takes to the sea—first luxury hotel brand to offer bespoke yacht experiences [The Ritz-Carlton]
Florida will get the first ultra-luxury cruise ship from the new Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection [Orlando Weekly]
New Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection reveals itineraries and shore excursions [Cruise Critic]
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Ritz-Carlton’s bespoke, luxury cruise line will give you wanderlust
The Yacht Collection is scheduled to stop in Cartagena and Barbados.
In South Florida, Ritz-Carlton is synonymous with two things—four star ratings (the Fort Lauderdale hotel earned a premier rating from Global Star Ratings) and luxury property.
The hotelier behind Ritz-Carlton Residencies in Miami Beach and Sunny Isles Beach wants to make your cruising experience just as luxurious.
Magic City travelers who are afflicted with wanderlust can book a reservation starting June 2018 on the Yacht Collection, a luxury fleet of three ships with voyages to warm weather locales.
The itinerary, which includes shore excursions, is scheduled for stops in the Mediterranean and the Caribbean.
In an effort to attract young, first-time luxury cruisers, Ritz-Carlton broke away from longstanding traditions in the industry. For example, passengers can book back-to-back trips since each itinerary is different. The brand has also ditched set dining hours so patrons can eat when they want.
While the itinerary includes exotic gems, the ships feature impressive amenities.
The yet-to-be named, identical vessels are all-inclusive—including gratuities, alcoholic drinks, concierge access, and Wi-Fi. The ships, which were designed by Tillberg Design of Sweden, feature between 149 and 170 all-balcony cabins and five dining venues.
Each 190-meter yacht, which can hold nearly 298 people, features 149 suites that come with a terrace. The yacht also includes two, 1,485-square-foot penthouse suites that have a bedroom on the ground floor with stairs leading up to a furnished terrace and private whirlpool.
”It sounds ‘cruisey’ but the difference is the way we do it,” says Douglas Prothero, Ritz-Carlton’s managing director, when discussing cruising with the Yacht Collection. “There will be fewer ports and more focus on the onboard experience.”
For seven to 10 days, guests have the option to relax at a lounge and wine bar, an indoor-outdoor solarium, or the top-deck, which moonlights as an after hours nightclub.
Passengers who are a fan of water should bring a bathing suit. The ship has deep and shallow pools, and infinity pools with an inside current, says Prothero. Yacht Collection ships’ also have a marina-style platform where water toys are available.
The ships offer plenty of dining options that includes in-suite dining, an Asian fusion restaurant, a poolside grill, casual dining, and an a la carte restaurant from celebrity chef, Sven Elverfeld.
Living Room, a library and cafe that includes a check-in hub; spa; medical wellness center; fitness center; and a yoga studio are all options available to travelers.
Ritz-Carlton coverage [Curbed Miami]
Miami’s 5 five-star hotels of 2017, mapped [Curbed Miami]
What it will be like to take a Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection cruise [South Florida Business Journal]
The Ritz-Carlton takes to the sea—first luxury hotel brand to offer bespoke yacht experiences [The Ritz-Carlton]
Florida will get the first ultra-luxury cruise ship from the new Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection [Orlando Weekly]
New Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection reveals itineraries and shore excursions [Cruise Critic]
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Ritz-Carlton’s bespoke, luxury cruise line will give you wanderlust
The Yacht Collection is scheduled to stop in Cartagena and Barbados.
In South Florida, Ritz-Carlton is synonymous with two things—four star ratings (the Fort Lauderdale hotel earned a premier rating from Global Star Ratings) and luxury property.
The hotelier behind Ritz-Carlton Residencies in Miami Beach and Sunny Isles Beach wants to make your cruising experience just as luxurious.
Magic City travelers who are afflicted with wanderlust can book a reservation starting June 2018 on the Yacht Collection, a luxury fleet of three ships with voyages to warm weather locales.
The itinerary, which includes shore excursions, is scheduled for stops in the Mediterranean and the Caribbean.
In an effort to attract young, first-time luxury cruisers, Ritz-Carlton broke away from longstanding traditions in the industry. For example, passengers can book back-to-back trips since each itinerary is different. The brand has also ditched set dining hours so patrons can eat when they want.
While the itinerary includes exotic gems, the ships feature impressive amenities.
The yet-to-be named, identical vessels are all-inclusive—including gratuities, alcoholic drinks, concierge access, and Wi-Fi. The ships, which were designed by Tillberg Design of Sweden, feature between 149 and 170 all-balcony cabins and five dining venues.
Each 190-meter yacht, which can hold nearly 298 people, features 149 suites that come with a terrace. The yacht also includes two, 1,485-square-foot penthouse suites that have a bedroom on the ground floor with stairs leading up to a furnished terrace and private whirlpool.
”It sounds ‘cruisey’ but the difference is the way we do it,” says Douglas Prothero, Ritz-Carlton’s managing director, when discussing cruising with the Yacht Collection. “There will be fewer ports and more focus on the onboard experience.”
For seven to 10 days, guests have the option to relax at a lounge and wine bar, an indoor-outdoor solarium, or the top-deck, which moonlights as an after hours nightclub.
Passengers who are a fan of water should bring a bathing suit. The ship has deep and shallow pools, and infinity pools with an inside current, says Prothero. Yacht Collection ships’ also have a marina-style platform where water toys are available.
The ships offer plenty of dining options that includes in-suite dining, an Asian fusion restaurant, a poolside grill, casual dining, and an a la carte restaurant from celebrity chef, Sven Elverfeld.
Living Room, a library and cafe that includes a check-in hub; spa; medical wellness center; fitness center; and a yoga studio are all options available to travelers.
Ritz-Carlton coverage [Curbed Miami]
Miami’s 5 five-star hotels of 2017, mapped [Curbed Miami]
What it will be like to take a Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection cruise [South Florida Business Journal]
The Ritz-Carlton takes to the sea—first luxury hotel brand to offer bespoke yacht experiences [The Ritz-Carlton]
Florida will get the first ultra-luxury cruise ship from the new Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection [Orlando Weekly]
New Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection reveals itineraries and shore excursions [Cruise Critic]
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Ritz-Carlton’s bespoke, luxury cruise line will give you wanderlust
The Yacht Collection is scheduled to stop in Cartagena and Barbados.
In South Florida, Ritz-Carlton is synonymous with two things—four star ratings (the Fort Lauderdale hotel earned a premier rating from Global Star Ratings) and luxury property.
The hotelier behind Ritz-Carlton Residencies in Miami Beach and Sunny Isles Beach wants to make your cruising experience just as luxurious.
Magic City travelers who are afflicted with wanderlust can book a reservation starting June 2018 on the Yacht Collection, a luxury fleet of three ships with voyages to warm weather locales.
The itinerary, which includes shore excursions, is scheduled for stops in the Mediterranean and the Caribbean.
In an effort to attract young, first-time luxury cruisers, Ritz-Carlton broke away from longstanding traditions in the industry. For example, passengers can book back-to-back trips since each itinerary is different. The brand has also ditched set dining hours so patrons can eat when they want.
While the itinerary includes exotic gems, the ships feature impressive amenities.
The yet-to-be named, identical vessels are all-inclusive—including gratuities, alcoholic drinks, concierge access, and Wi-Fi. The ships, which were designed by Tillberg Design of Sweden, feature between 149 and 170 all-balcony cabins and five dining venues.
Each 190-meter yacht, which can hold nearly 298 people, features 149 suites that come with a terrace. The yacht also includes two, 1,485-square-foot penthouse suites that have a bedroom on the ground floor with stairs leading up to a furnished terrace and private whirlpool.
”It sounds ‘cruisey’ but the difference is the way we do it,” says Douglas Prothero, Ritz-Carlton’s managing director, when discussing cruising with the Yacht Collection. “There will be fewer ports and more focus on the onboard experience.”
For seven to 10 days, guests have the option to relax at a lounge and wine bar, an indoor-outdoor solarium, or the top-deck, which moonlights as an after hours nightclub.
Passengers who are a fan of water should bring a bathing suit. The ship has deep and shallow pools, and infinity pools with an inside current, says Prothero. Yacht Collection ships’ also have a marina-style platform where water toys are available.
The ships offer plenty of dining options that includes in-suite dining, an Asian fusion restaurant, a poolside grill, casual dining, and an a la carte restaurant from celebrity chef, Sven Elverfeld.
Living Room, a library and cafe that includes a check-in hub; spa; medical wellness center; fitness center; and a yoga studio are all options available to travelers.
Ritz-Carlton coverage [Curbed Miami]
Miami’s 5 five-star hotels of 2017, mapped [Curbed Miami]
What it will be like to take a Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection cruise [South Florida Business Journal]
The Ritz-Carlton takes to the sea—first luxury hotel brand to offer bespoke yacht experiences [The Ritz-Carlton]
Florida will get the first ultra-luxury cruise ship from the new Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection [Orlando Weekly]
New Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection reveals itineraries and shore excursions [Cruise Critic]
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Versace-inspired Fort Lauderdale home asks $27.5M
The seller of the seven-bedroom Fort Lauderdale home designed Casa Casuarina in Miami Beach
The two-story home of the designer behind Casa Casuarina—known as the Versace Mansion in South Beach—is on the market.
Katia Bates is selling her house for $27.5 million with her husband, Tom.
While the Fort Lauderdale waterfront property does not include furniture as part of its asking price, it’s difficult to miss the stunning 18th and 19th century home decor.
The home has some of the same Venetian designs as the Versace mansion—soaring ceilings, stenciled wall plasters, marble floors, antique sconces and chandeliers, and mural ceilings inspired by Italian palaces.
The living room gives a full view of New River.
The seven-bedroom, twelve-and-a-half bathroom home has a guest house that includes a kitchen, family room, and two master bedrooms.
The 12,500 square feet home that’s next door to Las Olas Boulevard includes an office, a courtyard, bar, and gym. Other perks include two master closets, laundry room, club room, and library.
A tenant can park her boat at the dock or host a BBQ in the outdoor grilling area.
The annual estate tax for the property is $36,202. The property listing is by agents Christopher Wands, Pietro Balmonte, and Chad Carroll of Douglas Elliman.
524 Isla of Capri Drive, Fort Lauderdale [Douglas Elliman]
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Versace-inspired Fort Lauderdale home asks $27.5M
The seller of the seven-bedroom Fort Lauderdale home designed Casa Casuarina in Miami Beach
The two-story home of the designer behind Casa Casuarina—known as the Versace Mansion in South Beach—is on the market.
Katia Bates is selling her house for $27.5 million with her husband, Tom.
While the Fort Lauderdale waterfront property does not include furniture as part of its asking price, it’s difficult to miss the stunning 18th and 19th century home decor.
The home has some of the same Venetian designs as the Versace mansion—soaring ceilings, stenciled wall plasters, marble floors, antique sconces and chandeliers, and mural ceilings inspired by Italian palaces.
The living room gives a full view of New River.
The seven-bedroom, twelve-and-a-half bathroom home has a guest house that includes a kitchen, family room, and two master bedrooms.
The 12,500 square feet home that’s next door to Las Olas Boulevard includes an office, a courtyard, bar, and gym. Other perks include two master closets, laundry room, club room, and library.
A tenant can park her boat at the dock or host a BBQ in the outdoor grilling area.
The annual estate tax for the property is $36,202. The property listing is by agents Christopher Wands, Pietro Balmonte, and Chad Carroll of Douglas Elliman.
524 Isla of Capri Drive, Fort Lauderdale [Douglas Elliman]
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Versace-inspired Fort Lauderdale home asks $27.5M
The seller of the seven-bedroom Fort Lauderdale home designed Casa Casuarina in Miami Beach
The two-story home of the designer behind Casa Casuarina—known as the Versace Mansion in South Beach—is on the market.
Katia Bates is selling her house for $27.5 million with her husband, Tom.
While the Fort Lauderdale waterfront property does not include furniture as part of its asking price, it’s difficult to miss the stunning 18th and 19th century home decor.
The home has some of the same Venetian designs as the Versace mansion—soaring ceilings, stenciled wall plasters, marble floors, antique sconces and chandeliers, and mural ceilings inspired by Italian palaces.
The living room gives a full view of New River.
The seven-bedroom, twelve-and-a-half bathroom home has a guest house that includes a kitchen, family room, and two master bedrooms.
The 12,500 square feet home that’s next door to Las Olas Boulevard includes an office, a courtyard, bar, and gym. Other perks include two master closets, laundry room, club room, and library.
A tenant can park her boat at the dock or host a BBQ in the outdoor grilling area.
The annual estate tax for the property is $36,202. The property listing is by agents Christopher Wands, Pietro Balmonte, and Chad Carroll of Douglas Elliman.
524 Isla of Capri Drive, Fort Lauderdale [Douglas Elliman]
from Page 59 – The Real Deal Miami & Real Estate News News | & Curbed Miami - All https://miami.curbed.com/2018/4/16/17225598/versace-inspired-fort-lauderdale-home-asks-27-5m-casa-casuarina-miami-beach
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Versace-inspired Fort Lauderdale home asks $27.5M
The seller of the seven-bedroom Fort Lauderdale home designed Casa Casuarina in Miami Beach
The two-story home of the designer behind Casa Casuarina—known as the Versace Mansion in South Beach—is on the market.
Katia Bates is selling her house for $27.5 million with her husband, Tom.
While the Fort Lauderdale waterfront property does not include furniture as part of its asking price, it’s difficult to miss the stunning 18th and 19th century home decor.
The home has some of the same Venetian designs as the Versace mansion—soaring ceilings, stenciled wall plasters, marble floors, antique sconces and chandeliers, and mural ceilings inspired by Italian palaces.
The living room gives a full view of New River.
The seven-bedroom, twelve-and-a-half bathroom home has a guest house that includes a kitchen, family room, and two master bedrooms.
The 12,500 square feet home that’s next door to Las Olas Boulevard includes an office, a courtyard, bar, and gym. Other perks include two master closets, laundry room, club room, and library.
A tenant can park her boat at the dock or host a BBQ in the outdoor grilling area.
The annual estate tax for the property is $36,202. The property listing is by agents Christopher Wands, Pietro Balmonte, and Chad Carroll of Douglas Elliman.
524 Isla of Capri Drive, Fort Lauderdale [Douglas Elliman]
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