Coconut Grove is Miami’s oldest neighborhood, but that doesn’t mean it’s stuck in the past. Here, the streets run beneath a dense canopy of banyan, oak, and palm trees, and the shoreline is alive with marinas, sailing clubs, and waterfront parks.
Living on Biscayne Island offers proximity to Miami’s best without the constant buzz. Just minutes from Downtown and Miami Beach, the island remains a peaceful, residential enclave. It’s not just the location that sets it apart. It’s the atmosphere: understated, established, and quietly refined, even with its prime waterfront setting.
Within the next two years, Miami Beach will welcome the long-anticipated Grand Hyatt Miami Beach, a milestone in the city’s ongoing evolution. Backed by $392M in private financing and years of public support, the hotel is poised to redefine luxury hospitality in South Florida.
“Who lives on Fisher Island?” is a common question, and for good reason. Known for its discretion, the island doesn’t attract attention through social media or public tours. Most residents keep a low profile, which only adds to the island’s aura of exclusivity. Still, over the years, a handful of high-profile names have been quietly associated with this ultra-private enclave.
The epitome of exclusivity and luxurious seaside living, Fisher Island was once the home of the Vanderbilts. Today, it is the preferred enclave of 700 of the wealthiest and most influential families, celebrities, and tycoons in America.
If living in the lap of luxury is something that sounds appealing, North Bay Road and its impressive selection of luxury homes just might be for you.
One of Miami Beach’s most affluent areas, North Bay Road has drawn comparisons to other prestigious and high-profile locations, such as Park Avenue in New York City and Bel-Air and Beverly Hills in Los Angeles.