Miami’s epicenter; Downtown is bordered by Edgewater and Wynwood to the north, Biscayne Bay to the east, and Coconut Grove to the south.

The area has seen a major cultural renaissance in the last decade, thanks in part to major developments such as the American Airlines Arena, the Perez Art Museum, the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science along with architectural staples by Zaha Hadid and Herzog & De Meuron. Downtown Miami is quietly becoming an international art and culture destination with amazing restaurants, bars, shops and world-class museums.

Ideally located north of Downtown, and south of the Upper East Side; Edgewater is a booming neighborhood with charming early 20th century homes and high-rise residential towers.

Home to many new construction luxury developments, including Aria on the Bay, Biscayne Beach, Paraiso Bay among others; Edgewater is a growing community with sweeping views of Biscayne Bay bordering artsy Wynwood and the Design District -home to art galleries, artisanal eateries, eclectic bars and amazing restaurants.

A leafy residential enclave bustling with sidewalk cafes, beautiful parks, charming boutiques and restaurants; Coconut Grove is a tropical oasis located south of Brickell and east of Coral Gables. “The Grove” -as locals often call it-, is a bohemian neighborhood with a number of outdoor festivals and events, sailing clubs and marinas, lush tropical parks and a warm, laid-back atmosphere within an urban-tropical context that makes it one of Miami’s favorite neighborhoods.