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Downtown Miami is home to Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, The Perez Art Museum, Frost Museum of Science, PortMiami, Bayfront Park Amphitheatre, Bayside Marketplace and the Kaseya Center. Brickell is Miami’s financial center and home to 5-star hotels, high-end restaurants and the new Brickell City Centre. Whether you decide to live in one of the beautiful single-family homes of The Roads or in one of the many gorgeous condos in Brickell or the Biscayne corridor with breathtaking views of the city and the bay, you simply can't go wrong.

Miami Beach might as well be the heart of Miami. A popular tourist destination for its spectacular beaches, art-deco architecture and nightlife, South Beach is world-renowned. Contrary to popular belief, ‘The Beach’ is more than just SoBe. Countless blocks consisting of million-dollar homes and condos, world-class restaurants and shopping make Miami Beach an exquisite place to live or visit.

Made up of several islands on beautiful Biscayne Bay, Keystone Point is a highly sought after gated community one block east of the bustling Biscayne Boulevard. Just a short drive from Aventura Mall or the Bal Harbour Shops, you are minutes away from fine dining and shopping. If you haven’t been to Keystone Point, you are truly missing out.

 The Miami Design District is one of South Florida's premier destinations for luxury shopping, world-class dining, contemporary art, and innovative architecture. Home to renowned fashion houses, acclaimed restaurants, galleries, and thoughtfully curated public spaces, it offers a sophisticated urban lifestyle unlike anywhere else in Miami.

Bordering Midtown, Wynwood, Buena Vista, and Edgewater, the Design District provides easy access to Downtown Miami, Brickell, and Miami Beach. Residents enjoy luxury condominiums, boutique residences, and modern developments just steps from upscale retail, cultural attractions, and vibrant public spaces. Combining luxury, culture, and connectivity, the Design District is one of Miami's most desirable places to live, work, and invest.

Centrally located, just south of the Design District and encompassing Wynwood and Edgewater, Midtown has it all. The Wynwood Walls and large-scale art have turned this once warehouse district, into one of the most popular neighborhoods in Miami. The exciting nightlife, dynamic array of works of art, craft breweries and trendy eateries you’ll desire can be found in Wynwood. If shopping is your thing, the Design District features the most luxurious of luxury brands and offers their fair share of high-end restaurants. You have a choice between opting to live in one of the historic 20th Century homes in Edgewater or in one of the many newer condo buildings in Midtown.

Another of the areas sitting along Biscayne Bay, The Upper Eastside consists of several neighborhoods (Morningside, Bay Point, Shorecrest, Palm Grove, Belle Meade and Bayside). Made up of mainly historic homes and office towers, The Upper Eastside also claims The MiMo Historic District (Miami Modernist Architecture) which consists of many art galleries, shops, restaurants and mid-century modern boutique hotels. Regardless of which neighborhood you decide to call home, you would have made a fantastic choice.