Design District
The Miami Design District is a neighborhood of Miami focused on innovative fashion, design, art, dining, and architecture. It is the visionary pursuit of Miami Design District Associates, a partnership between Craig Robins' Dacra and L Real Estate, an international real estate developer and investment fund. With over 120 luxury shops, the best-of-the-best fashion and jewelry brands can be found at the Miami Design District, such as Alexander McQueen, Burberry, Bvlgari, Cartier, Dior, Fendi, Givenchy, Gucci, Harry Winston, Hermes, Hublot, Louis Vuitton, Off-White, Prada, Salvatore Ferragamo, Tiffany & Co., Tom Ford, Versace, and many more. Top restaurants in the Miami Design District include Harry's Pizzeria, Michael's Genuine Food & Drink, OTL, and Swan.
The Miami Design District is a relatively new, up-and-coming neighborhood, one which has flourished quickly within the past three years. Although more residential developments are on the way, at present time, the only prominent condo development in the Miami Design District is Baltus House - a 17-story, 167-unit residential building - located at 4250 Biscayne Boulevard.
Located north of Midtown Miami, the Miami Design District condos are just 15 minutes from Downtown Miami, the Miami International Airport, and Miami Beach. With so many luxury shops and restaurants at your doorstep, there's nothing not to love about the ever-expanding Miami Design District.
The Miami Design District is a relatively new, up-and-coming neighborhood, one which has flourished quickly within the past three years. Although more residential developments are on the way, at present time, the only prominent condo development in the Miami Design District is Baltus House - a 17-story, 167-unit residential building - located at 4250 Biscayne Boulevard.
Located north of Midtown Miami, the Miami Design District condos are just 15 minutes from Downtown Miami, the Miami International Airport, and Miami Beach. With so many luxury shops and restaurants at your doorstep, there's nothing not to love about the ever-expanding Miami Design District.
