The Broward Master Brokers Forum hosted its 10th anniversary dinner recently at Auberge Beach Residences & Spa Fort Lauderdale’s sales gallery. Financial expert Mark J. Grant shared a presentation on shifting foreign markets to a group of 80 master brokers at the sales gallery, at 2200 North Atlantic Boulevard. The event included a tour and cocktail reception. Auberge, a...

MIAMI—Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe & Associates (NBWW) has topped off its latest project, the Hilton West Palm Beach. The property, which is connected to the existing Palm Beach County Convention Center, will offer 400 guestrooms and suites and more than 24,000 sq. ft. of contemporary meeting space. The firm sought to create an urbane, tightly knit neighborhood experience....

By Nicholas Nehamas The Argentinian developer Alan Faena has announced he will build two new luxury condo towers at his mixed-use, arts-centered development in Miami Beach. Faena Versailles Classic, located in the old Versailles Hotel at 35th Street and Collins Avenue, will have 22 units inside a restored Art Deco façade. An adjacent tower, Faena Versailles Contemporary, will...

Apartment developer ZOM will develop the second phase of downtown Miami’s Met Square as a 391-unit apartment building, TNM has learned. This would be the third major project for ZOM in the downtown area. In total, ZOM will have 1,291 rental apartments in the pipeline for downtown Miami. Across the street, the developer has the 462-unit Monarc at Met 3 under construction above...

One more polished look at the latest developments for Downtown Miami’s Met Square pool deck… from Architects NBWW (Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe & Associates) and ARX Solutions…

Interested in seeing the latest developments for Downtown Miami’s Met Square pool deck? Architects NBWW (Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe & Associates) and ARX Solutions are here to give you a first glimpse…

Fort Lauderdale, FL – February 4, 2015 – Kicking off its yearlong 30th anniversary schedule of events for design professionals and design enthusiasts, DCOTA recently welcomed several hundred design professionals, design enthusiasts and media insiders to Winter Market 2015, two full days of demonstrations and discussions featuring legendary designers, editors and industry icons....

Architectural experts Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe & Associates (NBWW), internationally recognized for the restoration and redesign of many of Miami’s most legendary properties, will restore and renovate Kimpton’s The Angler’s Hotel, The Fontainebleau Miami Beach’ North Tower, and The Versailles, located in the new Faena District. Three historic Miami Beach properties are...

Plans for archeological exhibits at the site of the planned Met Square tower have expanded to include, in addition to various sections of the site preserved in interior gallery spaces, a cross-block public plaza that will have remnants of the Royal Palm Hotel, and a line demarcating the original Miami River shoreline, integrated into the plaza landscaping. The Next Miami first...

Jorge Pérez is making good on his proclamation in SFBW’s first cover story that he was ready to launch sales at the former Ireland’s Inn property in Fort Lauderdale. Auberge Resorts Collections, known for properties such as Calistoga Ranch in Napa Valley and Hotel Jerome in Aspen, will manage a new 171-unit beachfront condominium property on the Ireland’s site for Pérez’s...

“We’re rethinking the relationship between a resort and a businessperson,” Schrager said, “and we’re saying, you’ll be able to come here for your business, and why shouldn’t you be able to have fun and enjoy life while doing business, and networking, and being with a lot of like-minded people, in a new kind of space that is almost a kind a business club?” The Matador Room is...

There’s lots and lots to say about the Miami Beach Edition, famous hotelier Ian Schrager’s latest creation at the historic Seville Hotel in Mid Beach (it’s gorgeous, it’s pristine, it’s historic, the man is obviously obsessive compulsive, and don’t even think about tracking mud through this place) but that’s for later. For now, photos...