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PROPERTY DETAILS Canvas is an exciting 37 story tower featuring 513 residences. The residences range in size from 620 to over 1,110 square feet of indoor space, plus expansive terraces. All residences feature 9 foot glass from floor to ceiling, water views and Miami city views. All residences feature modern kitchens and bathrooms, finished flooring throughout the apartment, delivered ready for your furniture to arrive.  From this enviable location, Canvas residents can enjoy immediate access to the neighboring Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, Arts & Science Museums, the Miami World Resort, the Miami Design District and the Wynwood and Midtown area for shopping and entertainment along with a myriad of dining options and boutiques. Within just 10 minutes one can be enjoying the pristine beaches of Miami Beach, all of Brickell’s financial district, and quick access to Miami International Airport.  For More Information Visit:  http://www.malenyshernandez.com

  There’s still time to take advantage of Miami Museum Month’s deals and discounts. Here are five options. More for Less
 A fast favorite since its opening, the  Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science  is celebrating Miami Museum Month by giving visitors $5 off Total Experience admission tickets Monday through Thursday until the end of May. These tickets include access to all museum exhibitions, aquarium and your choice of one Frost Planetarium show.  $29 for adults and $20 for children ages 3 to 11, 1101 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, 305.434.9600 Looking Back
 How much do you know about the Magic City’s background? A visit to  HistoryMiami Museum  will enlighten and surprise you with its journey back in time and this month the venue is offering 50 percent off general admission tickets. Bookmark this Saturday for the Hands-on-History: City Murals art activity or check out the new  Miami Rocks: The Miami Pop Festival, May 1968  exhibition, w

Triple Five Group, the developer of the proposed American Dream Miami mall, is under contract to buy the Archbishop Curley-Notre Dame High School site in Miami, with plans to build apartments, condominiums and retail space, The Real Deal has learned. Robert Gorlow, a Miami Lakes-based consultant for Triple Five, confirmed that the Edmonton, Canada-based company has the 15.56-acre site at 4949 Northeast Second Avenue under contract. He declined to provide a price or an estimated date for closing. Triple Five, owned by the Ghermezian family, owns such malls as the Mall of the America in Bloomington, Minnesota and the West Edmonton Mall in Alberta, Canada. Its proposed $4 billion American Dream Miami project is up for county zoning approval on Thursday. The company, led by Iranian-Canadian developer Eskandar Ghermezian, is planning to apply for Special Area Plan zoning for the Archbishop Curley campus. The size of the buildings and the number of apartments, condos and retail spac

With FDOT now given the green light to move forward with the Signature Bridge project, here is a look at what exactly is being done. In total, $802 million is being spent – but not all on the bridge itself. The breakdown is: I-395 Reconstruction (FDOT) – $556 million SR 836 Improvements (MDX) – $186 million SR 836 Westbound Connector (FDOT) – $35 million I-95 Pavement Reconstruction (FDOT) – $25 million At the ground level, a 55-acre park known as Heritage Trail will be created. The highway span will be elevated from its current 19 feet to 63 feet at NW 3rd Avenue, allowing more sun to shine down. Traffic flow on the highways, including on the Dolphin Expressway, will be significantly improved with a complete rebuild adding more capacity and better ramps. Highlights include a viaduct that will allow eastbound drivers on the 836 to bypass the Midtown Interchange altogether, while another lane will be added for those connecting to northbound I-95 – a problem area for dec

Update : Tickets are now on sale for trains departing May 19 and onward. Brightline tickets to Miami are on sale this morning  through their website . The official service launch will be May 19. As of this morning, departures from Fort Lauderdale to Miami were are priced at $10 for Smart Service and $15 for Select Service. Introductory fares of $3 and $5 are also being offered. Departures from West Palm Beach to Miami was also available, at a cost of $15 for Smart Service and $25 for Select Service. In the Fall, the 50,000-square-foot CentralFare food hall will open at MiamiCentral with various eateries,  a spokesperson told the Herald . Elsewhere in the project, Einstein’s Bros. Bagels will open this summer, with Parliament cafe and Joe & The Juice in spring and Starbucks in early 2019 the next miami

Miami is one step closer to getting the biggest mall in America, American Dream Miami. Yesterday, Miami-Dade’s Planning Advisory Board voted 11-1 to recommend approval. The final step is approval of the County Commission, scheduled for a vote in May 17. In April, developer Triple Five submitted an initial development plan that reveals just how massive the project is. It will include: 3.5 million square feet of retail (more than any other American mall) 1.5 million square feet of entertainment 1.2 million square feet back-of-house 2,000 hotel rooms Three structures on the property will rise 500 feet, which is roughly the equivalent of 50 stories. The hotel tower, a Ferris wheel, and an indoor ski slope all will rise to that height. the next miam i

An idea floated; a thought made real. A place bound by land and sea, but rising free of both. Located on the edge of parkland and Atlantic Ocean, Eighty Seven Park creates a fresh dialogue with the vibrant community of Miami Beach. Seventy elegant homes that speak of light and air, designed by an architect with a poetic touch. It’s an elemental approach, bringing together architecture, design and the natural landscape. It’s a collaborative approach too; developers Terra and Bizzi & Partners Development and their creative team sharing a passion for the city and a belief in the transformative power of good design. For Renzo Piano, Pritzker Prize-winning architect who lives and breathes his art, there’s a serenity to be found in the tension between sky and earth. A serenity that Eighty Seven Park captures so eloquently. Eighty Seven Park is more than a building, it’s a landmark for Miami Beach, the first residential building in the US by master architect Renzo Piano. Home to 70