Buyers of South Florida, information about communities, condominiums and Sunny Isles Beach Condos | Tags: Aquarium, j. Milton, King David condos, luxury condos, Pinnacle condominiums, St. Tropez condos for sale, St. Tropez condos Sunny Isles Beach, Sunny Isles Beach Aquarium, Wometco Aquatic Center
News is arriving a new proposal add a mega Aquarium, known as the Wometco Aquatic Center and a destination Park close to Sunny Isles Beach Boulevard and Collins Avenue. The arrangement between the town of Sunny Isles Beach and the mastermind behind Sunny Isles Beach is the prestigious real estate developer j. Milton & Associates projects like Pinnacle, King David, Sayan and the new St. Tropez. J. Milton came with the idea and this Sunny Isles Beach aquarium would give the city a mega boost as a tourist destination, plus St. Tropez condo tower to boast a significant new amenity.
J. Milton is a visionary developer... He sees that Tropez luxury condominium, high-end retail, shopping, finalization of St. it below to attract this new Wometco Aquatic Center and the magnitude of Sunny Isles Beach. J. Milton knows what is desirable do this combination for the St. Tropez demand and the growing city of Sunny Isles, will set a new milestone for the resort destination and premier location. St. Tropez opened with the c.o country last year on the waterfront across from the sea and is bordered by the proposed Park and offers 3 intimate towers in approximately 60% with developers, financing and incentives, big buyers sold. The Park, Aquarium and complex will be completed by 2013.
"St. Tropez would residents steps increased enough to afford water views away by a lush Park high." The plan on behalf of Coral Gables developers would a strip mall in the proximity of Collins Avenue and Sunny Isles transform Boulevard, in an elevated Park with shops, restaurants and an aquarium run owner of the Miami Seaquarium. Sunny Isles spent approximately $ 20 million acquisition of land in the last two years, including a 1.5 million dollars plot owned by j. Milton. Sunny Isles expects to spend an additional $15 million buildings in the Park and 350 vehicle underground parking garage. An open air cinema would the western end of the complex, with broad steps Temple marking glass walled Aquarium and retail center resembles a Maya. Plans need street level shops and two restaurants. A three-storey reef tank would be the main attraction on the inside. Enough banquet House space for 1,000 people, would the two upper floors architect Eduardo Castiñeira of Miami's Axioma3 said. "-MiamiHerald"
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