Miami

Across St. Thomas and Puerto Rico’s Rincón coast, this quintet traces a shared obsession: water at the doorstep and horizons that pull the eye toward St. John and the British Virgin Islands. From a 27.26-acre West Side parcel poised for a vision-driven community to Smith Bay studios designed around walk-out access and balcony living, each offering leans into ease and outlook. The collection is equally investment-aware, from a remodeled multi-unit compound steps from the beach to a storied waterfront cottage with a private dock and new pool.

Along Miami Beach and Bal Harbour’s oceanfront corridor, this quintet of residences interprets coastal living through space, privacy, and a strong connection to the outdoors. From a rare Sky Residence on Collins Avenue with deep sunrise-to-sunset terraces to flow-through homes accessed by private elevator, each property privileges views and seamless indoor-outdoor rhythm. Hotel-caliber amenities and refined material palettes set a consistent tone, while a four-home boutique enclave and a Golden Shores mansion offer low-density alternatives to tower living.

Coastal-minded luxury designed for gathering. Across the addresses, indoor-outdoor flow takes center stage, with double-height volume, expansive glass, pools, and bar-ready entertaining spaces. Practical durability—concrete construction and hurricane-impact glazing—supports a resort-at-home sensibility. Even the Intracoastal residence in Lake Park extends the theme with sweeping views and private outdoor space.

True privacy paired with real boating power. From an uninhabited, residential-zoned island in Biscayne Bay to a gated Coral Gables estate, open-bay Miami Beach living, a landmark Pinecrest compound, and a point-lot Keys retreat with roughly 1,000 feet of shoreline, each setting elevates indoor-outdoor entertaining. Recent renovations, chef-grade kitchens, and smart systems underscore move-in-ready ease, while tropical landscaping and nature-rich vistas keep the focus on the water.

Across the Florida Keys, the U. S. Virgin Islands, and South Florida’s shoreline, this trio of residences captures a modern coastal ethos: turnkey comfort paired with the practicalities that matter near the water. Each property leans into resort-style living, from community amenities and coveted parking to spaces designed for easy arrivals and effortless stays. Just as important, these homes emphasize confidence in ownership, with recent restorations, completed inspections, and storm-resilient features helping safeguard long-term enjoyment.

Life oriented to the water. A boutique Condado new-build frames lagoon and skyline views, while Brickell Key pairs bay vistas with the privacy of an island address and a full-service building. In the Keys, updated and furnished canal and open-water residences place boating at the center, with docks, tiki huts, and serious lift capacity. Each property extends living outdoors, turning sunsets, slips, and breezes into everyday rituals.

Days shaped by the water, evenings designed for gathering. A 60-foot composite dock with a 17,000-pound boat lift signals serious boating readiness, while expansive balconies and porches keep life oriented outdoors. Set on a double lot, the residence pairs rare space with an in-ground heated pool and a chef’s kitchen with butler’s pantry. A two-bay elevated garage adds practical coastal foresight.

At the top of Grovenor House in Coconut Grove, the penthouse at Unit 3201 brings the scale and privacy of a waterfront estate into a high-rise setting.

Haven TeamJun 4, 2026 · 2 min read

The Miami Design District has built its reputation around fashion houses, galleries, public art, architecture, and destination dining. Now, the neighborhood is adding its first residential ownership opportunity, with sales recently launched for Fouquet’s Hotel & Residences, Miami Design District.

Haven TeamJun 1, 2026 · 2 min read