Miami Beach
DESCRIPTION
In contrast to the early era of silver screen representations of Miami Beach, with its breezy lifestyle of patrician wealth mixed with haunted memories of honorable buccaneering days and plantation lifestyle, this new era of human vacuous life, stark neighborhood lifestyle, media glamour, criminal racketeering, felonies, smuggling, and vice, became typified in numerous movies and television shows. Starting in the 1930s with the displacement of the Coconut Grove Elite, onto the new suburbs of Miami during the post-war era, and into the 1960s and 1980s of Cuban and Caribbean immigration, Miami Beach had suffered mind-boggling change to become what many call the "Capital of the Americas."
BUILDINGS IN Miami Beach
Akoya
Akoya rises over 48 stories above the sandy white beach of the Atlantic ...
Canyon Ranch
Canyon Ranch Resort and Spa in Miami s the first of its kind. ...
Fontainebleau
The Fontainbleau Miami invites you to enjoy a world where you are free ...
Bath Club
The Residences at The Bath Club are South Florida's most prestigious residential address ...
Caribbean
Originally built as the Caribbean Hotel in 1941, the Caribbean Condominium retains the ...
Blue & Green Diamond
The Blue and Green Diamond have a commanding presence, towering 45 stories over ...
Mei
Mei (Pronounced May-e) which is Mandarin for beauty and femininity, is a 22 ...
Mosaic
Mosaic offers views of Miami’s stunning skyline, the Atlantic, and the Intercoastal Waterways. ...
Terra Beachside Villas
Terra Beachside, located on Collins Avenue and 60th Street, is an architecturally sophisticated ...