Midtown Miami, FL Real Estate History

Just north of Downtown Miami you'll find an area between Northeast 36th Street in the south, Northeast 41st Street to the north, North Miami Avenue in the west and Biscayne Boulevard to the East. In the middle, you'll find the Miami Design District with more than fifteen galleries and over forty showrooms. The area also features a variety of annual popular events as well.

This 18 square block area has been inhabited by many top designers including:

- Fendi Casa
- Holly Hunt
- Peter Page
- Alison Spear
- Knoll
- Poliform
- Protomaster & Company
- Fantini Mosaici/Emporio San Firenze
- Ann Sacks
- Bussandri
- British Khaki
- Mia Cucina

The concept of the Miami Design District is credited to Craig Robbins, who supposedly persuaded these influential designers to relocate to the area and recreate the run-down buildings that he purchased. There are currently 125 tenants in the area, but the area is quickly growing into a hot spot to develop condominium buildings so that others can move to the area and create a new type of Miami lifestyle. Check out some of the newest Miami condos for sale.

Today, the area is undergoing a rejuvenation project. Several architects and designers have come together to create a real neighborhood in which individuals can purchase residential homes and condominiums in the area. The community is also going to be designed so that it is pedestrian friendly. With these new residences in the future, the Design District will be able to flourish in more ways than one. Not only will the new homes bring buyers to the showrooms of artists, but the artists are also changing the way that condo buyers are considering their interior design.

All around the Miami Design District condo buyers are going to find a variety of amenities and views. The city and the ocean will easily be viewed from these fashionable complexes. The Design District is quickly becoming the hot place to live for the new generation of buyers moving to the Miami area.