Revealed: 44-Story West Eleventh Residences Planned In Park West

With Tri-Level Entertainment & Food Hall

PMG, Michael Simkins’ Lion Development Group, and Marc Roberts Companies have just announced plans for a Park West tower called West Eleventh Residences, to be developed in collaboration with Airbnb.

West Eleventh Residences will rise 44 stories, with architecture by Sieger Suarez Architects.

The ground floor will include a 30,000 square foot tri-level “experiential” entertainment and food hall.

Above that will be 659 fully finished and furnished condos allowing short-term rentals, delivered turn-key and ready for occupancy.

There will also be 20,000 square feet of amenity spaces, including a resort-style pool, private lounge areas, fitness and wellness centers, and on-site restaurant

It will be the first centrally managed luxury Miami condo tower allowing owners to host 365 days on Airbnb, the developers said in a statement.

Typically, developers choose to only allow third party rentals for three months or up to 189 days, according to a press release.

A team will also be on site to assist owners with their Airbnb listings.

Condo sales for the project will officially launch February 20.

This is the fifth PMG property to launch in Downtown Miami in the past 3 years, with a nearly $3B total sellout value of all developments.

 

(renderings: ArX Solutions)

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Anonymous
7 months ago

We need more bikes in this area. Why is CitiBike sleeping on downtown and especially Worldcenter?

Anonymous
7 months ago

I agree. I live at Caoba and have to walk to the Arena for a bike and there are only 7 docks and never a bike.

Anonymous
7 months ago

Also in Brickell we need more!!

Anon
7 months ago

go away…

Miamians
7 months ago

Why go away? People on this forum need to stop speaking disparagingly about Brickell. It indicates jealousy and weakness outside of Brickell. We are all one City, and Brickell is a very important part of Miami’s success and growth.

Anon
7 months ago

Simply tired of “ThIs iS nEedEd iN BrIcKelL” on literally every single article. No one else feels the need to redirect the conversation every. single. time.

Good for Us
7 months ago

Are you kidding? I’ve seen every other neighborhood redirect conversations to them. There just happens to be a big population of homeowners in Brickell and growing, so you may perceive it to be more. People talking about what is needed in Brickell are also talking about what is needed in MIAMI. At least we are not talking negatively like some people on here. Speak positively about your own area and interests, not negatively about others please.

Anon
7 months ago

I’m on here every day and I strongly disagree. The “Brickellites” on this site are constantly ragging on developments in other parts of town. You can’t even make a comment about all the great things coming to WorldCenter without them losing it and downvoting you to oblivion.

I love Brickell but it’s been built out tremendously over the last decade and now I’m really rooting for other parts of the city. “Great! But this is needed in Brickell!” has become their annoying daily mantra.

We get it. Enough.

Jordan
7 months ago

Come on. If you haven’t figured it out yet….there is one guy with about a dozen different browsers who claims to understand TIFFs [sic] and he (and his other browser identities) prays that West Brickell will get the same respect as Brickell.

It should be cool. No one cares. If you can’t afford Brickell…so what. Maybe you are the smart value guy. Hats off to you. Maybe the people next door to the Four Seasons are the losers, and the guy on the other side of the tracks (literally) and next door to the Ace Hardware store and the government housing is the big winner.

Just own it.

There is nothing wrong with West Brickell. It is a very fine neighborhood, and at a significant discount to Brickell.

Anonymous
7 months ago

All threads here lead to the same Brickell, Transit, Bike Lanes crap no matter the topic. It could be a thread about testicular cancer, and some dope here would bring up bike lanes and Metromover.

Dear New Neighbors
7 months ago

It’s the next Miami.. these are all relevant topics. World center was likely inspired by the Brickell success story and continuing rapid growth. If something is needed in Brickell, it’ll probably be needed in the World Center in 10 years. Maybe it can be tweaked before it’s built and save costs down the road. Let’s learn from each other.

Anonymous
7 months ago

No, lets stick to commenting about the THREAD TOPIC. NOT ranting endlessly about your pet peeves with life.

not slim very shady
7 months ago

run for office in this city

Anonymous
7 months ago

Give me bikes and I will pedal away from you😂

Anonymous
7 months ago

Come to Kendall where the air is perfumed by a cornucopia of titillating aromas from Peru, Thailand, Colombia, Cuba and so many more. I ❤️ Kendall. I love the traffic, the strip shopping malls, the choo-choo train townhouse developments, and the diverse number of ethnic groups all competing for a piece of the American dream. Ahhhhh….the burbs!

Coming to Kendall
7 months ago

Love this! I bet they have great restaurants there 💗 I didn’t realize the metrorail goes there. Always looking for fun day trips from Brickell downtown. Any good ethnic eateries?

Anonymous
7 months ago

^^There’s a Burger King across from Dadeland South station. Get the French Fries.

Anonymous
7 months ago

Don Burrito, Salvatore D, Pisco y Nazca, Aromas del Peru, Fujiya, Moon Thai, Cafe di Notte, Secreto, Finka, Dr.Limon, just to name a few.

Anonymous
7 months ago

^^Lots of bike paths and quiet streets in Kendall.

Unanimous
7 months ago

For all this talk of bike paths. Has anyone made a study on the ridership? I never see anyone riding . Except for two months of the year

Anonymous
7 months ago

^no—just some whiny brat children hoping to spend adulthood pedaling around their life so the don’t have to buy a car and can use the savings to pay for their rent share in Brickell.

Unanimous
7 months ago

I’m peddling hard to keep up with this thread

Anonymous
7 months ago

We should enforce more traffic cameras if people run red lights or make illegal maneuvers. Suspend licenses or do whatever it takes to make our roads safer. Accident after accident is costing us money and lives!

Let’s make it happen
7 months ago

Totally agree. From what I’ve seen in my short time here the cops do nothing to enforce traffic and noise violations, including boat cops. It would be very easy for the city to make a lot of money with traffic cameras and I don’t know maybe a cop or two somewhere in Brickell or downtown which I never see outside of events. This city is still being run like it’s just a tourist destination and party city when it’s turning into so much more. We need a changing of the guard in lots of positions of authority for this to happen so get out and vote, write to your commissioners, and attend meetings when you can. If we only post on sites like this we’ll continue to have the same issues.

No Bueno Para Miami
7 months ago

I would support this.

Please communicate with others and demand change.

People are regularly getting hit by cars that don’t stop at crosswalks.

Crosswalks presently blink yellow (which means slow down). The lights need to be bright red and cars need to STOP, not keep going.

I’m surprised there’s this lack of police enforcement of noise and safety traffic issues. I have seen police drive through bus and bike lanes to go around traffic in non-emergencies. No bueno.

The lawlessness on our roads needs to stop. Let’s save more lives and sleep better at night.

Anon
7 months ago

The cops here are an old boys club that was probably doing donuts the day before they were hired. They’re not going to do anything. The city tried to bring in new leadership and the guy was run out of town.

Anons
7 months ago

Good thing there’s hundreds of thousands of people who moved here, see what’s happening, and understand how gov works and when it should stay in its own lane.

Jordan
7 months ago

“People are regularly getting hit by cars that don’t stop at crosswalks.”

Please excuse me if you are an 8th grader.

I believe the children are our future, and it’s important to teach them well and let them lead the way.
We should show them all the beauty they possess inside and give them a sense of pride.

It is the greatest love of all…

We LOVE Miami
7 months ago

Thank you Whitney. We could be a future class of 8th graders at the middle school being built. We also believe the children are our future and someone is probably planning upgraded crosswalks. Have faith and let them lead the way. The greatest love of all is happening to all and Miami.

Jordan
7 months ago

From what I have seen in my 3 decades plus, the police are doing a fine job.

Bienvenidos new guy!

If you were anywhere downtown on Saturday, you would have seen 100 police officers

Bruce
7 months ago

The police are doing a great job, and we shouldn’t direct traffic frustrations at them. We also should not make scapegoats of any individual or group. They’re very helpful and respected integral part of Miami’s growth. Miami is one of the most walkable cities in America and will only get better when we collectively spot and fix the problems that arise. Miami winning!

Jordan
7 months ago

Make sure the police officers pull the car over to block up one full lane on Brickell Avenue during rush hour! Super smart!

Let’s make sure to block 50% of southbound Brickell during rush hour. Or…we could really address the concerns of The Next Miami posters and close down a southbound lane too!

As long as we don’t think much…making minor traffic infractions a priority in downtown Miami is worth a few characters of typing.

Jackson
7 months ago

You mean YOU should.
Hang out the bus stop and use your time and resources to make notes.

No lives are saved by traffic cameras. Please.

Azarius
7 months ago

No one wants a computer telling us we ran a light already tried that on South Florida very unconstitutional

Azarius
7 months ago

I kinda disagree, eventually we will but not right now. There’s still a lot of construction and we haven’t built up transit to meet the transportation needs. So cars aren’t just going to stop traveling to this area. Introduce more bike lanes and traffic is increased due to limited space and takes longer to travel due to increased pedestrian traffic.

Anonymous
7 months ago

Compared to a couple of years ago, this area has thousand of people living in it who weren’t here. Each tower brings in almost 1000 people, you do the math. If cars can go around and people can walk around, then bikes can be here too. No need to wait for construction to end.

Azarius
7 months ago

Reading comprehension 🙄 All I’m saying is before you reduce space for car traffic to accommodate bikers let’s work on transit solutions to remove some of the cars coming to this area. Before just adding to the dysfunction!

Anonymous
7 months ago

I’m speaking of adding bikes not bike lanes so worry about your reading comprehension…

Azarius
7 months ago

Adding bikes two months of increased bikes on the road = more need for a bike lane I comprehend very well

Anonymous
7 months ago

He doesn’t care about car traffic. He can’t afford both a car and his share of the downtown apartment rent, so he hopes to turn the streets of Miami into a pedal-powered shangri-la. He only thinks of himself not others.

Anonymous
7 months ago

Having a car isn’t the flex you think it is. I won my condo downtown and I do have a car but I rather bike or take the Metromover. I only use my car when I desperately need it. I don’t even use it on weekends as I rather Uber around so I can drink safely.

Anonymous
7 months ago

Same here. The people who don’t want bikes probably are those that don’t live in Miami and would get use the bikes. They think taking up car lanes makes traffic but they haven’t given it any thought because the more people who bike in the city, the less cars on the road.

Azarius
7 months ago

I wouldn’t want to bike to work in Miami unless you like being at work and placing sweaty and stank from riding. A bike in 90degree heat. I’ll take my car 😂🤣 in traffic ‼️

Anonymous
7 months ago

I have a coworker who rides her bike from Edgewater to Coral Gables. I saw her pass me once along the road on the way to work (probably risking her life without the safety measures for bike lanes.) Thirty minutes later I saw she got to work before me with a smile on her face. Bikes are faster.

Anonymous
7 months ago

That’s a long ride.

Anon
7 months ago

I thought the same. She said it’s a beautiful ride and got there faster than me! I would probably love it too and give it a shot if I felt safer riding a bike.

Anon
7 months ago

It’s roughly 5 miles. It’s the same as biking from the Upper West Side to Downtown in Manhattan.

Anons
7 months ago

Used to bike that entire way and loved it. The underline will be connecting Brickell to Coconut Grove and Gables soon so there will be more pleasant route and nicer development along the way for recreation. CitiBike would thrive in Brickell, Gables and the CocoWalk.

Azarius
7 months ago

The heat and weather ain’t the same ‼️

Jordan
7 months ago

Clutch my pearls!!!!!!

Even though your story clearly tells the story of the woman who is man enough to ride without a bike lane….there are beta males who say WE NEED bike lanes.

Your coworker proves that WE do not NEED bike lines. Relax people.
Real men and real woman can figure out how to ride a bike without bike lanes.

(In fact, I could ride a bike when I was 5 years old without a bike lane. If you thought that through fast enough, you’d surmise that I was a real woman by age 5).

Anonymous
7 months ago

^^ Same here. I have a car and I love driving it on open roads, but not in the hell that is Miami traffic. I prefer walking/biking when running errands and Ubering to bars/restaurants so I can drink.

Anonymous
7 months ago

I walk as much as possible and it feels great especially stretching out as I walk by idle cars stuck in traffic. I have a 10 yr old car and will do everything I can to avoid buying another one as long as possible.

Surf 'N Astroturf
7 months ago

Same, only like to drive outside of Miami. Not in Miami. It’s great to have both options.

Jordan
7 months ago

I mostly appreciate what you are saying, and I agree.
I’d rather not use my SUV, but I want the freedom and liberty to use it when i want to take my kid in the child seat (can’t do that in an Uber) to a birthday party or whatever. My car isn’t a “flex”, it is just something that adults have to do adult things…especially when they have children.

So live on… however you want.

The fools who want to “get cars off the roads” are beta males with very little influence individually to make an impact in the world, so they gather together in the “get the cars off the road club”.

They usually work in government or academia or they don’t work at all.

Anonymous
7 months ago

^^but they still know that ONE PERSON that bikes to work (probably still got their DUI license suspension)

Anonymous
7 months ago

Some of us own property downtown and cars, pay lots of taxes and would like to see that tax money utilized so we can ride bikes and skip the traffic.

Boomba
7 months ago

While we are on topic of cars, PEOPLE STOP BUYING CARS WITH LOUD MUFFLERS AND REVVING YOUR ENGINES – you are looking trashy as hell and driving sane people nuts. Ban these cars, county and city, pronto por favor.

Anonymous
7 months ago

And while we’re at it, let’s ban loud motorcycles, too. And enforce rules against ATVs on public roads.

Stop the Insanity
7 months ago

Yes, the roadways are NOT a video game, when you make constant noise and speed in and out like Grand Theft Auto, you are ruining peoples lives and killing people. Please codify on the local, county and even state level to fix this growing problem.

Anonymous
7 months ago

People probably die more from the lack of vehicular regulations than drugs.

Save Lives on Miami Roads and Sidewalks
7 months ago

Yet some Florida law makers recently blocked a legislation that would legalize fetenyl test strips, while talking about how much a problem we have with fetenyl. Presently they are legal in other states.

Yet people can pop wheelies, rev engines and run through pedestrian cross walks like video games here in Miami with very little repercussion, killing and injuring people all the time. Are the Florida lawmakers saving lives from overdoses OR vehicular deaths?

Anonymous
7 months ago

And loud boats on the river!

Azarius
7 months ago

Ohhhhh it’s time you all to stop moving to Miami ATV has always been apart of the culture of Miami, like in Philly, and LA. There are group that keeps kids out of trouble by letting them ride smh Everything shouldn’t be taken away in the “Name of Safety” smfh

Anonymous
7 months ago

They’re IN TROUBLE BY BREAKING THE LAW RIDING ATVS ON THE STREETS!!!

Arrest them all and confiscate their ATVs. Auction off the ATVs to fund police enforcement.

Azarius
7 months ago

Miami is a car city, ppl keep trying to apply north economics to the south please stop

Jordan
7 months ago

What the hell is going on in this world?
When I was young and poor and had no choice but to ride a bike, I didn’t NEED a bike lane.
I gladly rode a bike, but didn’t feel privileged to take away a car lane because driving bike is feakin’ simple. If you are such a dope that you can’t ride a bike without a dedicated lane and taxpayer funded surface, then you are a real parasite.
(no offense)

Bruce
7 months ago

Jordan many of us lived in NYC where the traffic was unbearable. We are not looking to replace cars. I think most everyone in Miami loves cars. We just want to be able to keep driving them. If people bike locally and drive for greater distances, it could relieve congestion and ensure people have both options.

Boomba
7 months ago

Citi needs a Master plan to connect every street, avenue, riverfront and baywalk with elevated bike paths. Nobody is taking your car, but people in Miami love fitness and enjoying this beautiful Miami weather!

To Tell The T
7 months ago

Beautiful weather?
You mean 4 months out of the year. Perhaps you haven’t experienced the triple whammy we get for 8 months:. Excessive high humidity, high temps and low pressure which means no breeze

Anonymous
7 months ago

That’s not my experience at all! I love all 12 months of the weather here. Maybe you should find somewhere else where you like the climate better?

Bobby
7 months ago

Brickell is almost built out except for one or two avenues. Construct around the bike docks. It’s perfect time to add more CitiBikes and master planning to this popular part of downtown.

Miamians
7 months ago

Where are the CitiBikes in Brickell? We want to ride around the riverwalk and Underline within the next year.

Anonymous
7 months ago

There are some docks by Publix and that’s it I guess

Ron D. Santis
7 months ago

You know it’s very hot and humid for most of the year. Also lots of thunderstorms. Bike riding in an urban environment is dangerous.

Bobby
7 months ago

No more dangerous than ice and blizzards, floods and heat waves in NYC, you’re just being an obstructionist.

One more lane bro
7 months ago

Buy a bike. It’s cheap as shit and needs almost no maintenance. I can’t believe people give citibike their money.

Bikes + Ferries FTW
7 months ago

bikes + Ferry system FTW. Demand it from your representatives people! Boats are trains without the cost of tracks, the aliens are laughing at us not having a ferry system in MIA

Anonymous
7 months ago

Looks like it’s gonna be a whale of a place!

Sheeesh
7 months ago

Sexy Fish.. meet Sexy Whale

Jordan
7 months ago

Finally….someone commenting on the topic of this thread!!!
Kudos.

Gen XYZ Miami
7 months ago

It’s a gorgeous piece of artwork. We will take pictures and post to sosh.

Anonymous
7 months ago

wow….just …wow…..such a marked change in this part of city….this looks fantastic

Anon
7 months ago

The Park West glowup in the next decade is going to be mind blowing.

Rico
7 months ago

I know! I may need to buy something here in 10 years. I am starting to want it now, but I’ll wait until its done.

Anon
7 months ago

Park West is going to be an incredible world-class neighborhood. This is just the beginning.

Anonymous
7 months ago

How is it going to be a neighborhood without any residents… so many of these new buildings are Airbnb buildings.

Anon
7 months ago

One of the 11 towers is condos. Paramount has condos. 1000 museum, 888 Biscayne, Bezel, Coaba 1 & 2, Miami World Tower more condos, etc etc

To Tell The T
7 months ago

According to you, I guess the subjects staying on Abnb aren’t people?

Anonymous
7 months ago

The keyword was residents. Visitors don’t create the culture of a neighborhood actual residents do

Dave
7 months ago

I mean this in a good way. Park West will be a great place for part-timers who want to experience as much of Miami as they can in short time.

Anonymous
7 months ago

Biscayne will become Billionaire’s Row

Anonymous
7 months ago

Biscayne needs the Biscayne Green plan in place real quick!! It’s now more and more in the center of a busy city and it should look more like it.

Anon
7 months ago

Biscayne is simply awful as it is now – it’s a sea of protruding metal pipes, small shrub-like trees that provide zero shade, and asphalt parking lots on top of more asphalt parking lots.

On game days, the entirety of Biscayne, including the sidewalks, becomes another giant parking lot, because I guess having half of that entire neighborhood being parking isn’t enough parking.

LETS GO MARLINS STADIUM!
7 months ago

We should develop a Billionaire Row that connects Brickell to the Marlin stadium along the riverfront. I heard this stadium has one of the least amount of turnout in the country. Maybe it’s because there is no public transportation or high-end residences and restaurants nearby. Connect the front front from Brickell to the stadium and add a metro mover along 8th Street all the way to the stadium, and this will be gold for Little Havana, Riverside, Brickell and Miami.

Jordan
7 months ago

The reason is because when the stadium was proposed, government and people who believe in government said things like, “WE NEED” a stadium.
“WE NEED” a stadium to be a world class city. “WE NEED” a stadium in order to grow.

Thoughtful people wrote editorials, took off days from work to protest, and advocated against a stupid stadium with a stupid deal in a stupid location.

The thoughtful people said, “Why not put the stadium where the transportation exists already?” “Why not put the stadium downtown?”

The government people convinced the simpletons that “WE NEED” a stadium in the middle of nowhere, and the economic development will explode all around this stadium! (Like the development around Joe Robbie Stadium?)

The thoughtful people were right.
The stadium deal was stupid.
The area has not redeveloped.

Billy the Other Marlin
7 months ago

I believe it will redevelop, and I can see all the indications pointing that way. Miami is growing in two directions that will eventually converge to one, a promenade shared with people of all incomes and cultures from the bay to a great American baseball game. There are so many Cuban American players in the MLB, too!

Anonymous
7 months ago

Is this supposed to be a joke…? The penthouses on actual billionaire row are over $100,000,000. Condos in Miami don’t even come close

Anon
7 months ago

$250,000,000 actually. And I didn’t mean it as a *literal equivalent* more of a Billionaires Row South. The Waldorf Miami recently sold the largest penthouse unit in the United States for an undisclosed price. Other penthouses from the Waldorf have already sold for $42,000,000.

Azarius
7 months ago

PMG is on Fire!!

Azarius
7 months ago

3 towers on 11th

Anonymous
7 months ago

They should build 11 towers!

Anonymous
7 months ago

Is this in Park West or Worldcenter?

Azarius
7 months ago

Pw

Azarius
7 months ago

Really the innovation District

Anonymous
7 months ago

I’m even more confused now…

Anon
7 months ago

The innovation district isn’t happening. They can’t even get office at MWC. This area will be a high-end residential and entertainment district.

Anon
7 months ago

Park West

Anonymous
7 months ago

South Park

Jordan
7 months ago

Park West.
The neighborhood is Park West.
Simkins et al proposed a SAP Special Area Plan to develop the Innovation District project. Not dead yet.
However, the neighborhood remains Park West.

Shawn Kouri
7 months ago

That food hall looks so cool. That sculpture looks amazing. The most striking feature when you drive down the street in front of it Hass to be that playful entrance with these sculptures.

Azarius
7 months ago

If you look closely you can see through the pool on top of the bar!

Anonymous
7 months ago

Is this a new tower or part of the already announced two E11ven towers?

Azarius
7 months ago

New tower a block from the original 11

Anonymous
7 months ago

Wow. Amazing!!!

Se me paró
7 months ago

Any news on the original E11even? It seems to be on halt for way too long.

Anon
7 months ago

They are actively doing foundation work on both towers.

Anonymous
7 months ago

I see them working on both towers

Anonymous
7 months ago

Wow. The facade and logo are something you wouldn’t have imagined in the past for Miami. Plus this will be near the new bridge. This area is rivaling any other.

Melo is sigma and Chad
7 months ago

PMG will build it and glad that area will get infill

Not Anonymous
7 months ago

This is not really an infill, more of a hotel. Not every building without a spire or under 900 feet is an infill.

Permitting
7 months ago

Beautiful! Get it done.

Anon
7 months ago

Pretty obvious from the renders.

to many trolls here
7 months ago

It would be nice to have apartments built for city residents, since we have a housing shortage. In my block there are 3 houses that are Airbnb. Real residents could live there. Short term rentals are killing the housing supply. Build a freaking hotel if you want to service tourists.

Paul Gorman
7 months ago

So a condo hotel?

Anonymous
7 months ago

A condel

Anonymous
7 months ago

A Hotelminium

Anon
7 months ago

Basically a hotel co-op?

Melo, the true giga chad
7 months ago

Interesting. They are going for huge density in an area where there’s tons of empty lots..

Anon
7 months ago

Tons of empty lots with lots of traffic, can’t believe it will be like 34th street soon.

Ron D. Santis
7 months ago

Let’s hope they have $3.00 draft beer for happy hour.

BDub
7 months ago

Will be interesting to see how many units will be investor owned vs part-time and full-time residents.

Anonymous
7 months ago

Who cares? Some owners like options.

ugh
7 months ago

More AIRbnb condos? Seriously?

Anonymous
7 months ago

Keep ’em coming! I am a local property owner, but I also invest in real estate. I want the option of having a place in Miami to rent out most of the time but to enjoy myself when I’m in town. I know many other locals who have these goals as well.

Jordan
7 months ago

What an exceptional art piece as an opening statement!
Is there any building that has done this since Philipe Starck’s “Easter Island” soldiers guarding the entry to Icon Brickell?

Deirdre
7 months ago

Is there a mailing list for those interested in viewing the project? Do you have to be a resident of Miami to take advantage of the airbnb component? Will there at least be an off site office where one can see finishes etc?

Anonymous
7 months ago

This looks really nice…!!!

AJ
7 months ago

Map is missing

One more lane bro
7 months ago

Wow another hotel with an empty food hall

Anonymous
7 months ago

Hotel industry should start lobbying against this.

ParkingHater
7 months ago

Looks great, any parking numbers?

Urbanist
7 months ago

Basic boxy design that looks the same as the other two eleven residences that are already proposed.

This building, like many other AirBnB and short-term buildings is going to be a disaster. The city needs to come up with a plan for crime in these buildings.

Anonymous
7 months ago

It’s a filler and a beautiful one. It looks like the others on purpose because it also shares the name. Duh!

Anon
7 months ago

Are we looking at the same building? Nothing about this says “filler”. The improvement to the streetscape alone is 5 stars. Enormous, mirrored whale statue cutting through a pool that forms the ceiling of a side-walk level restaurant? Filler, this is not.

Anon
7 months ago

This is a high quality concrete and glass tower.

Jake
7 months ago

I agree with you re: AirBNB. These condo properties are going to turn into hotels, but they won’t have the staffing to deal with all of the issues with running a hotel. I would worry about the crowds. Just need a few bad PR issues and these properties will go downhill.

Jordan
7 months ago

Spend your time worrying.

The owners of the property (like most wealthy property owners in premium locations) will be sure that their investments will not “go downhill”.

Jordan
7 months ago

Wow….great comment.

Annnd….don’t forget….it is the same old 30 ft Whale Sculpture diving into 11th Street from the pool and into the porte cochere through the glass swimming pool.

same ole….same ole…yawn….there are a dozen 35 ft Whale sculptures in St. Louis, Atlanta, Denver, and every other place. Right?