The Grove XXIII in Florida is used by pro-golfers including Rickie Fowler and Phil Mickelson Amelia Ward Michael Jordan’s exclusive new golf club has been designed specifically to make it harder for professionals to win against him. According to American golf pro Rickie Fowler, The Grove XXIII, in Florida, is designed so that it puts visitors at a disadvantage. Speaking to Golf.com, Fowler said Jordan had set up the fairways so long hitters hit their drives into the narrower fairways….

Downtown Partnership and Westshore Alliance recognize contributions of real estate projects and people. by: Kevin McQuaid The Tampa Downtown Partnership has honored a transformative real estate development with a pair of awards for enhancing the city’s urban core. Water Street Tampa, a $3 billion joint venture between Microsoft Co-Founder Bill Gates and investor and Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik on 58 acres, received the “Landmark Development Project” award for the $150 million USF Morsani College of Medicine and Heart…

The owner of ultra-private Grove XXIII Golf Club wanted a slam-dunk driving range. And that owner — Michael Jordan — got just what he asked for. By: Josh Sens In his NBA Prime, Michael Jordan abided by a grueling regimen that pushed him to train harder than everyone around him — and that inner drive hasn’t lost a step. The well-groomed swatch of greenery in the photo above is the practice range at Grove XXIII, Jordan’s private golf club, in…

The late Pritzker Prize–winning architect combined three units at the NBWW designed W South Beach to form a stunning 2,500-square-foot residence.   By Geoffrey Montes Late architect Zaha Hadid’s onetime condo in sun-soaked Miami Beach has hit the market for just shy of $8 million. Located within the oceanfront Residences at W South Beach, designed by Miami firm NBWW, the 2,500-square-foot spread is actually three units that Hadid masterfully combined into one lavish home featuring stark-white interiors and a few…

Miami’s Planning Department has issued a final decision approving waivers needed for the first phase of the Nexus Riverside project to begin. The February 5 approval paves the way for developer Adler Group to apply for a construction permit. NBWW is the architect. The developer filed an application for a construction permit in December, but hasn’t yet submitted construction drawings or paid the application fee as of this morning. Nexus Riverside’s first phase is planned to include: 428 apartments 278,379…