Here are a few classic Miami landmarks that no longer stand. Maria de Los Angeles Grand Bay Hotel, 1982-2013 Anyone old enough to have watched Miami Vice when it first aired in the mid-1980s will certainly remember Coconut Grove’s landmark Grand Bay Hotel, a bastion of ’80s glamour. The Mobil five-star-rated hotel was developed by the late Sherwood “Woody” Weiser, one of the city’s leading philanthropists and designed by Nichols Architects. With its pyramid design and large red sculpture (Windward,…

Just released, new renderings for the 57-story, 675 unit apartment tower in Downtown Miami. M Tower will have 507,071 square feet of residential space and 10,531 square feet of ground-floor commercial space.

Taking a closer look at Michael Jordan’s top-secret golf course and the celebrities who have played there Karan Vinod The Grove XXIII is Michael Jordan’s private golf club in Hobe Sound, Florida, nicknamed “Slaughterhouse XXIII.” The course has had fewer than 80 members since it opened in 2019. The course is relatively modern with its ambiance and services available to members. The course pays homage to Michael Jordan and his illustrious career with little things like Carolina blue and white…

By: Oscar Nunez YIMBY recently went to check out views of construction from above Miami Worldcenter (MWC), a 27-acre world-class mixed-use development under construction in the Park West district of Downtown Miami. The $4 billion development, led and master planned by Miami Worldcenter Associates, a joint venture between master developers Art Falcone, Nitin Motwani and CIM Group, spans 10-blocks and includes immense residential, hotel, office and retail spaces across multiple buildings. The development stretches as far as Northeast 2nd Avenue…

And yep, it has a rooftop pool and bar. Written by Virginia Gil One of the best things about Wynwood: it isn’t crammed with resorts the way South Beach is or packed with high-rises like Brickell. Both mean congested avenues and Miami restaurants you’ll never get into. The worst thing about Wynwood? There’s nowhere to stay overnight, whether it’s after your Miami bar crawl or for a weekend escape in the city’s art district. Luckily, that’s soon to change. This…