A bevy of new buildings by high-end hospitality groups are rising for buyers who live to eat.
Sandra Del Castillo has several kitchens, but she doesn’t cook. “I do a lot of eating out,” she says — preferably, at Cipriani . “We’ve been going for years. It’s odd if I don’t find myself in Cipriani multiple times a week.”
“I have three units in the building,” says Castillo of the 80-story, 397-residence tower at 1420 South Miami Ave., which is currently under construction. “Cipriani isn’t just an emblematic brand, it’s so deeply rooted in the customer experience that it feels like family.” A partially built oceanfront mansion on one of the Hamptons' most prestigious streets finally finds a buyer
Villa Miami — in partnership with Major Food Group — will offer residents their own helipad, on-site restaurant and swanky private club.in Edgewater. The project will treat buyers to a menu that includes majordomo concierge services, a rooftop helipad and an on-site restaurant. Prices start at $5 million and come with membership to an in-building club — with a bar, a movie theater, a spa, a pool and a helipad — private to 50 to 100 members. Want a reservation? Call Douglas Elliman.
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