Miami Beach

PITT asked:


Me and 3 friends are going to Miami on holiday in April. We are going to stay there for 2 weeks and we were looking to stay in a hotel but i think renting a flat may be a lot cheaper than staying in a hotel.

Does any one has any other suggestion of how we could find cheaper accommodation in Miami for 2 weeks? Estimate me the prices when you suggesting accommodation please.

10 points for the best answer.

KENDALL

Leon Belenky asked:


It is important to remember that the Miami luxury real estate market is an incredibly thriving segment of the state’s overall real estate industry. In fact, recent sales statistics show a marked increase in the value of the areas condominiums which indicates that anyone interested in acquiring luxury Miami real estate will not be finding any bargain basement prices.

Does that mean that Miami luxury real estate is out of most consumer budgets? Absolutely not! There are many neighborhoods and regions in the Miami area where a second home or rental property can be found for a very attractive and reasonable price.

Many buyers ask where and what to look for in Miami luxury real estate and the answer is quite simple - almost every neighborhood has luxury homes available and each is going to provide a surprising number of options and amenities.

Let’s look at a few neighborhoods to understand. The Downtown Miami neighborhood is, of course, full of retail and business offerings but just north and south of this district are two “booming” neighborhoods. Brickell to the south and the Design District to the north are both areas that provide the ideal answer to anyone looking for a home or investment property.

Brickell is often called the “Manhattan of the South” because of its financial, legal and governmental buildings and institutions as well as its many shopping, dining and retail areas. The region is home to single professionals, families and retirees and is one of the most dynamic neighborhoods in the city. Of course the Design District is something else as well. This is home to some of the most well-known design houses in the city, as well as the world. With more than one hundred professional shops and all of the accompanying stores, restaurants and businesses this neighborhood is also one where many people are snatching up condominium properties also.

Clearly it is a good idea to know your neighborhoods, or just to know what you want from your neighborhood when investigating Miami luxury real estate. For example, will you want direct access to a private marina? Do you want to be close to all of the shopping or night life? Is proximity to an airport necessary? All of these issues can help you identify the right neighborhood.

Additionally, there are some “basics” that all luxury properties must offer and these include views, comprehensive services, high-quality materials and construction, excellent facilities such as pools, spas and fitness centers and numerous floor plans to choose from.



BOOKER

jks asked:


The dual-degree for Miami asks for you to provide a personal history of yourself. What does “personal history” mean?

JAIME

Document Guy asked:


I just read on one of Yahoo’s featured articlea about Miami being amoung the fattest cities in America. I’ve never been to Miami, I been to Orlando many times, but not Miami. But I always see on TV how Miami is full of hot hard bodies. I’ve heard it’s almost by law to work out, and look good in a speedo. I’ve heard that the city where men wear the most spedos, and are in the best shape.

How can Miami be one of the fattest cities?

HOWARD

tiggasbuddha asked:


A group of 5 girls in college, all over 21, are going to Miami the last week of March. We want to go to the clubs and hang-out at the beach but we also want to see the diverse cultural side of the city, what can we do? I want to eat different ethnic foods and visit markets if there are any. What are the names of some good clubs we can go to? Also, what are the names of some good, yet inexpensive places to go jet-skiing or experience the everglades, if there are any? We’ll be there for 7 days, 6 nights and we’ll have a car, so we have the time to do a lot and the transportation to get there. Any suggestions?

KURTIS

Mystery Man asked:


I’m flying into Fort Lauderdal but I’m taking a cruise out of the Port of Miami, and am willing to travel from Fort Lauderdale to the Miami Airport, and then to take a taxi from the Miami Airport to the Port if that would be the cheapest option. Rent a car for the day maybe, and return it to the Miami Airport? Probably not taxi all the way from Fort Lauderdale. What do you guys think?

DIRK

mer1985 asked:


My gf and I are planning in moving soon, one of our picks is the Loft II downtown Miami, but we are not so sure about the area.

ROSS

the man asked:


I am trying to locate a 1982 Miami Hurricanes baseball hat. The bill is orange, the hat is green and on the front there is an old english “M” in white. It is a fitted cap and on the back there is sebastian the ibis in his fighting pose. If you know anyone selling one or if you know where I can find one please help. I am trying to get my dad a hat for his birthday and thats the one thing he wants.

GERARDO

Sara S asked:


I am from Houston and want to move to Miami in a year. Just out of curiosity, Comparing the size of the two cities, How much bigger is Houston than Miami? Not population, but size.

MICHAEL

eveyjay asked:


For clubs like Nocturnal, Club Space, Metropolis, Voyage Miami, Bongo’s and Palace Food Bar. I am coming to Miami over the Memorial Day Weekend and these are some of the places I’ll be attending. Can I wear nice casual shorts to these places because that’s all I will be bringing with me. Oh yeah what is the atmosphere like around this Memorial Day Weekend for the gay/lesbian scene. I heard it is off the hook. See you soon

MILES