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Top 10 New Year’s Eve Celebrations in Miami 2022

The Masquerade at DAER

This is one New Year’s Eve party you should dress up for. For “The Masquerade,” visit DAER at The Guitar Hotel – Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. For $100, you’ll get access to all three venues (DAER Dayclub, DAER Nightclub, and Rooftop Live), as well as an open bar from 9 p.m. to midnight. Tickets begin at $100, and tables begin at $2,000.

Bayfront Park

Celebrate New Year’s Eve for free at Bayfront Park! Every New Year’s Eve, thousands of people of all ages flock to the park for live performances and fireworks on the bay. Of course, you could ring in 2023 the Miami way: with VIP tables. Reservations required.

Fontainebleau Miami

Marshmallow and Khalid will ring in the new year at the Fontainebleau. Admission is $250 per person and includes a premium open bar. There is also a family experience area, so you won’t have to leave the kids at home. Of course, there are tables on tables and cabanas on cabanas, so start that group text and round up the crew. Ticket and package prices begin at $250.

Dreamland NYE

Dreamland is Miami’s premier LGBTQ+ New Year’s Eve celebration. From December 29 to January 1, you can dance the day and night away to the sounds of Purple Disco Machinen and Sofi Tukker from South Beach to Wynwood. LP Giobbli, Danny Verde, and Matt Denton will perform euphoric, house, and electro-pop sets at the M2 New Year’s Eve party. Dates, locations, and prices vary.

Magic City

Celebrate the New Year with Magic City Hippies at the North Beach Bandshell! Doors open at 7pm, after which Miami’s hometown psyche-funk band, Cannibal Kids, and another band to be announced, will take the stage. Tickets begin at $36.

W Miami

Dance the night away under the stars at New Year’s Eve Electric, which includes a four-hour premium open bar, local DJs, and a variety of VIP packages to ring in the new year in style. From $175.

SLS Brickell

SLS Brickell’s vintage aviation-themed party, but Laidback Luke will be performing all night on the 9th floor pool deck, surrounded by stilt walkers, aerialists, and fire dancers. General admission is $75, but for an additional $75, you will have access to an open bar until 11:30 p.m.

Starlight at Hyde Beach

After enjoying the tasting menus at Bazaar or Katsuya, head to the pool deck for MK’s euphoric DJ set with live performers and more under the stars. General admission tickets start at $175 and include an open bar from 9 p.m. to midnight.

Bagatelle

Bagatelle may not have a ball drop, but you can dance until you drop at their New Year’s Eve Disco Club. To ring in the New Year, imagine mirrored balls, neon lights, fringe, and plenty of champagne, all preceded by a French Mediterranean feast.

Carousel Club at Gulfstream Park

Here’s another budget-friendly New Year’s Eve party. The doors to this Aventura hotspot celebration open at 6 p.m., and there will be cocktails, bites from Los Altos Taqueria, La Traila Barbecue, and Spris Artisan Pizza, as well as music from day to night. Admission is free until 10 p.m., then $35.

Immersive Global Summit is Coming to Miami from December 5th through the 7th

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The world’s global IT community will come together to support immersive technologies at the Immerse Global Summit (IGS), which is scheduled to begin next month at the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach from December 5 to 7.

With a number of keynote speakers, seminars, product demos, and other activities, the event will highlight the future of virtual, augmented, and mixed reality, blockchain, the internet of things (IoT), and the Metaverse.

To address how metaverse technologies are altering businesses and their operations, companies including Amazon, AT&T, Meta Platforms, Magic Leap, Qualcomm, Sony Interactive Entertainment, Unity Technologies, Lenovo, General Motors (GM), and others will take the XR stage.

Along with burgeoning small and medium enterprises (SMEs) like AMPD, Aequilibrium, Rooom, Immersal, Leai Inc, Emteq Labs, Departure Lounge, and a growing roster at the renowned Summit, additional guests at the A-list event will include Boeing, Agora, and the University of Miami.

The announcement comes as interest in the Metaverse, the upcoming communications platform fusing the Internet and spatial computing, is surging. Businesses are investigating use cases across all industries, including entertainment, smart manufacturing, advertising, and remote guidance, among others.

Miami, a developing tech hub in the US, has witnessed a significant increase in its rankings in the Dice Tech Job Report for the growth of tech jobs in the first half of 2022.

The Immerse Global Summit (IGS) was “thrilled” that AT&T would give the keynote address at the gathering, according to Nathan Pettyjohn, the founder, and president of the VR/AR Association (VRARA) and the IGS’s host.

Business leaders from various industries should attend the event, said Kris Kolo, Global Executive Director of VRARA, to “understand how immersive technologies are impacting their business.”

The announcement was released after the IGS’s European Summit, which was held in late September at the Savoy Palace on Madeira Island in Portugal, came to a close. At Europe’s emerging tech hub, more than 500 delegates discussed the future of the XR market as several organizations, businesses, and thought leaders expressed their perspectives.

Please visit the VR /RA and Immerse Global Summit websites to get tickets and learn more.

PowerHouse Marina in North Miami Sold for $10.1 Million to Fontainebleau Development

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Jeffrey Soffer Fontainebleau Buys PowerHouse Marina

PowerHouse Marina located in North Miami at 13255 Biscayne Blvd was purchased by Jeffrey Soffer’s Fontainebleau Development for $10.1 million.

The seller of the property is listed as David A. Marcus who originally purchased the property in 1995 for $912,500. The property originally opened in 1980 and sits on a canal alongside Biscayne Bay.

On the 1-acre site, there is a 10,000 square foot 2 story building along with 12 boat slips. The records show the property also has a boat repair yard as well as 12 boat slips that were completed in 1967.

The billionaire chairman and CEO of Fontainebleau, Soffer, and president Brett Mufson did not immediately return a call requesting information on whether the company intended to redevelop PowerHouse. According to the company’s website, Fontainebleau also owns and runs Turnberry Marina, a 68-slip facility in Aventura that can handle boats up to 160 feet in length.

The units in Tequesta, Florida’s Regency Condominium, a 53-year-old oceanfront condo structure, were all purchased by Fontainebleau last month for almost $100 million. For the purchase of a large number of condos, Motcomb Estates, an investment company owned by billionaire brothers Simon and David Reuben, granted a mortgage of $80.5 million.

According to published reports, Fontainebleau recently submitted plans to demolish the eight-story oceanfront Tequesta building with 40 units and replace it with a 10-story condominium with 34 luxurious units. The Reuben brothers have previously worked with Soffer and own a 25% stake in Fontainebleau’s JW Marriott branded hotel in Aventura.

Additionally last month, Fontainebleau used a Bank of China New York loan to refinance the JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort Hotel & Spa. According to statistics, the loan added $72.6 million while refinancing $339.5 million in debt.

In the three years since taking over the mortgage from Wells Fargo Bank in 2017, Bank of China has upped the amount three times.

Soffer’s second effort to purchase the Hollywood oceanfront Diplomat Beach Resort in February was unsuccessful. His business had intended to spend $850 million on Brookfield Property Partners to acquire the 1,000-room hotel. The resort is South Florida’s second-largest after Fontainebleau Miami Beach by Fontainebleau Development.