Una delizia a Pinecrest

5701 SW 91st St, Pinecrest, FL 33156 MLS Number:   A10306629 List Price:$2,495,000 This transformed monastery was an off chute of the St.Bernard de Clairvaux a medieval Spanish monastery cloister which was built in the town of Segovia, Spain, in the 12th Century.Center of worship was the home of monks of the Episcopal Diocese of South Florida. Today this newly renovated Mediterranean Modern Home transformed with an original 3000 bottle wine cellar. 5 bdr 5.5 bth SmartHouse with a cooling pool for Florida summers, remote pool heating for winters, impact windows for efficiency, a/c high seer, 3 car garage in development stage, this acre lot in North Pinecrest centrally located is a must see for the fussiest of buyers. SqFt (Liv): 6,053 Arial Location View Arial view of lot One of the entry ways Residence Main Entrance Living Area Living Great Area Kitchen Kitchen view to the Living Great Area Kitchen with View to Pool area Formal Dinning Room Formal Dinning Area Master Bedroom Master Bathroom Master bathroom Infinity Tub Master His Walk in Closet 2nd Mini Suite 2nd Mini Suite bathroom Mini-Suite Mini-Suite Bathroom Room Cabana Bath Laundry Room 3000 Bottle Wine Cellar Guest House_ Entertainment Area Entertainment Area Guest House Breezeway Foyer Pool area with Guest House Pool Area Pool area with Guest House Pool area

1853 Jefferson Ave # 3

RARE 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE AT LINCOLN RD. 

List Price: $795,000

Modern with a European flair. Located on a tranquil, tree lined street with a spacious outdoor patio in the heart of South Beach. This offering has volume ceilings with an abundance of windows allowing for optimal natural light. A spacious remodeled kitchen with Quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances make entertaining a pleasure. Within walking distance to Lincoln Road, Convention Center, Sunset Harbour & Publix. 2 covered parking spaces.

Bedrooms: 3 Baths: 2/1
SqFt (Liv): 1,430 

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4% COMMISSION 4th OF JULY SPECIAL

UNIT 5208 | STUDIO | 1 BATH | 503SF | 1 PARKING | $290,000

CURRENTLY RENTED AT $1,600 PER MONTH

$288 MONTHLY MAINTENANCE FEE | GREAT INVESTMENT

4% COMMISSION ONLY UNTIL THE END OF JULY

FABRIZIO CACCIATORE REALTOR fcacciamiami@gmail.com 212.518.8829 Cell 1335 LINCOLN ROAD MIAMI BEACH, FL 33139 garyhennesrealtors.com

MLS: A10236793

Water view$

by Joe Ward

Agents know that prospective property buyers will pay a premium for ocean views.

When comparing condos with ocean views to those with a “city view,” condos overlooking the water can sell for twice as much as one overlooking land. The discrepancy in price between ocean and land views varies by location, but Miami buyers should be expected to pay anywhere from 38 to over 100 percent more for an ocean view.

Property owners in South Florida are looking to immerse themselves in everything Miami has to offer. They are looking to escape the stresses and confines of everyday life by living in a home that gives them the open-feeling and vast views that never end. One of the best ways to do this is to come home to the tranquility and dynamism that water views provide.

Where ocean views cost the most

The premium paid for an ocean view is greatest in South Beach, where condos with a direct view of the ocean cost $1,950 per square foot while a similar unit overlooking the city sells for $970. That’s a difference of 101 percent.

Inland, the price difference can be just as stark. Downtown condo tower Ten Museum Park, for example, has nearly a 50 percent difference in apartments with an ocean view. ($1.1 million to see the water vs. $759,000 to see the city.)

People seem more than willing to pay for an ocean view.

Buyers want to see the ocean, hear the water, feel the ocean breeze, and have a seamless experience of bringing the outdoors in and the indoors out.

Brazilian buyers show renewed interest in Miami real estate Many Brazilians are buying at such condo developments as One Thousand Museum, Three Hundred Collins and Turnberry Ocean Club

Many wealthy Brazilians are buying real estate in the Miami area again after a retreat during the last two years. Fernando de Nuñez y Lugones, executive vice president of ONE Sotheby’s International Realty, told Mansion Global that Brazilians are starting to buy more U.S. properties after many of them canceled purchases last year. De Nuñez cited a recent increase in Brazilian interest in units at Turnberry Ocean Club, a 54-story condominium in Sunny Isles Beach, where 21 percent of the international buyers have been Brazilians. At Three Hundred Collins in Miami Beach, Brazilians have bought four of the 16 luxury condos sold so far during the construction phase of the 19-unit development, which has units priced from $1.7 million to $9 million. Three Hundred Collins is expected to be completed in October. Louis Birdman, co-developer of One Thousand Museum, a 62-story condominium in Miami designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, said 40 percent to 45 percent of the preconstruction buyers are Latin Americans, and more than half of the Latin buyers are Brazilians. Birdman said he has seen increased Brazilian interest in Miami-area real estate this summer, and he credited a stabilized Brazilian economy. Crime and political upheaval in Brazil have led many Brazilians to seek not only a second home in the Miami area but a primary residence, said Jay Parker, CEO of Douglas Elliman Florida. Parker told Mansion Global that some Brazilians are now interested not just in a vacation home but “a full relocation” to the Miami area.

Mike Seemuth.

https://therealdeal.com/miami/2017/07/02/brazilians-show-renewed-interest-in-buying-miami-real-estate/?utm_source=The+Real+Deal+E-Lerts