Move Over, Art Basel: Miami’s New Residences Are the Real Masterpieces

Pier Sixty-Six Residences, Fort Lauderdale

Positioned as Fort Lauderdale’s prestigious address for yacht lovers, Pier Sixty-Six Residences sits along the Intracoastal Waterway, offering 88 luxury residences. The project is part of a $1 billion redevelopment, which also includes the southeast’s first snow room in the Zenova Spa + Wellness Center. With options for residents to enter their homes into a rental program, Pier Sixty-Six provides a flexible approach to ownership. Highlights include a rooftop revolving bar, multiple dining outlets, and private pools. Priced from $3.85 million, Pier Sixty-Six delivers an immersive experience in the yachting capital of the world.

Alba Palm Beach, West Palm Beach

Situated in West Palm Beach’s Northwood neighborhood, Alba Palm Beach is the area’s newest luxury development, designed to embrace its waterfront location on the Intracoastal Waterway. The 55-residence development features a mix of two- and three-bedroom floorplans along with townhomes offering private pools and multi-floor terraces. Alba provides access to sunrise and sunset pools, spa facilities, and a Technogym with water views. Exclusive memberships to local institutions, including the Palm Beach Yacht Club, add value to ownership. Starting at $3.25 million, Alba Palm Beach combines tranquility with high-end living.

The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami

In a first for Standard Hotels, The Standard Residences in Midtown Miami offer a unique pied-à-terre-style living experience with amenities traditionally found in boutique hotels. The development’s curated art selection by Jen Clay, Patricio Escobedo, and Gaspar Libedinsky enhances the cultural feel of this Midtown property, which features rooftop dining by the Juvia Group, a resort-style pool, fitness facilities, co-working spaces, and a karaoke bar. Located between the Design District and Wynwood, this community-centric development has limited residences remaining, with prices from $599,900 via Douglas Elliman.

Edge House, Miami

Edge House redefines luxury living with a design-forward approach in the heart of Miami. Architect Kobi Karp and interior designer Adriana Hoyos bring their combined expertise to this 57-story tower, which introduces a home-sharing concept for short-term rentals. Boasting chic interiors, the tower includes active and tranquil poolside terraces, children’s play areas, fitness and wellness facilities, and co-working spaces. Residents are immersed in Miami’s vibrant lifestyle while enjoying world-class concierge services. Starting in the $400,000s, Edge House offers an entry point into Miami’s luxury market.

South Florida’s latest luxury properties reflect a region where art and real estate intersect. As Art Basel approaches, these developments demonstrate Miami’s reputation as a city that blends cultural sophistication with luxury, setting new standards for a lifestyle rooted in design and exclusivity.