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Brickell (key) - this is a small island in the downtown of Miami that is connected by a very short bridge.
Lodges mostly luxury condos that are good for Brickell corporate
rental, and is also the home of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel.
Downtown (Brickell) - Urban living at its best, is a mixture of bay front luxury condos and single family
homes. Brickell Avenue is home to international Banks and the Latin American headquarters of many of South
Florida's most important firms. Many bankers, entrepreneurs and businesspeople are buying on the upscale
Brickell area. They want a place for themselves and their families to stay while they conduct business in
Miami. Due to its density in business firms, this is an area that needs Brickell corporate rental
properties. It is in fact, one of the fasted growing in the greater Miami area for Brickell corporate
rental units. It is often referred to as the financial gateway to South America. Luxury condominium towers,
hotels, Brickell corporate rental properties and the tallest building in Florida are transforming Brickell
Avenue's skyline. And, instead of rolling up the sidewalks at night, Brickell is thronged after hours with
residents and visitors dining in the area's fine restaurants or shopping in new neighborhood stores.
Brickell Avenue and Brickell corporate rental condominiums are associated with wealth and prestige.
Every great city has had its decade of extreme growth, and downtown Miami is no exception. Miami is just
now on the verge of profound change with plans under way to transform it into "The New Frontier".
Some years back, when the Miami Arena and the Arena Towers were under construction, Overtown was hailed as
the new downtown.
Other changes are emerging as well. Local developer Tibor Hollo's 471-unit Brickell corporate rental
project has topped out on NE 17th Street and Bayshore Drive with plans for two additional towers on the
site. The $246 million, twin 67-story Bayshore Palms is planned for a parcel of land off Brickell Avenue,
between SE 12th & 14th Streets.
The new owners of the Omni, close to Brickell corporate rental area, are repositioning the facility for the
future. Both the $250 million dollar performing Arts Center and Magic Johnson's theatre complex are in
advanced stages of planning. The old arena has been deemed a venue for concerts and specials events. And
the Port of Miami continues to leave its mark as one of the most impressive passenger ports in the world,
drawing visitors to Brickell corporate rental area of influence.
Several hotels and Brickell corporate rental developers have committed to build across from the new arena
and there is talk about developing a new baseball stadium. New uses are being sought for old warehouses in
the blocks west of Biscayne Boulevard.
Even well-known names are becoming players in this resurgence, including Big Time Productions' purchase of
an art deco warehouse on Northeast 14th Street to be used as a post-production center. Other changes
emerging include the relocation of Parrot Jungle to Watson Island.
Overall, developments for the downtown area, currently on the drawing board, are approaching the $3 billion
dollar mark. All in all, these investments will bring revenue to the city, the Brickell corporate rental
community and individuals as well.
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