The Miami River Is Still a Working Waterfront
The Miami River combines residential development, Caribbean trade and marine industry. What its history and working waterfront mean for riverfront real estate.
Faena Residences Miami RiverThe Return of Rafael Viñoly’s One River Point
Faena Residences Miami River isn’t starting from scratch, it’s building on the legacy of Viñoly’s original One River Point. Same silhouette, new story.
BAYC mural in The Miami River
Cities have a way of documenting the moment they're living through. During the NFT boom, that conversation didn't stay online for long. It found its way onto gallery walls, billboards, and eventually the streets. This Bored Ape Yacht Club mural along the Miami River became part of that moment, adding an unexpected splash of color to a corner that most people would have otherwise walked right past.
Aston Martin Residences Miami, Construction Reaches the 45th Floor
By March 2021, Aston Martin Residences had reached the 45th floor. Behind the construction milestone is a 1.25 acre waterfront site purchased for $125 million at the mouth of the Miami River.
"The Wharf" is only a temporary "lot-milker" before a big development comes along
* Features: Open Air, Open Seating, Food Truck Rotation, 3 Bars
I heard somewhere that The Wharf was operating under Garcias Seafood's catering license, to offer their customers a full bar service
Flagler on the River
Most people see the building. Few look at the paper trail behind it. Flagler on the River is a case study in how deeds, permits, zoning, and development decisions quietly shape Miami long before a skyline changes.
A Fellow Cane, Jacqueline Roch brings some color to the river with "The Wild Oasis"
Miami Murals Project, Comissioned by The Greater Miami Conventions Bureau. Wild Oasis by Miami fine artist Jacqueline Roch