Here’s a preview of what’s to come for this years FLIBS
The world’s largest boat show is coming to Fort Lauderdale, here’s a preview of what’s to come.
Gilles Rais Fine Homes
The world’s largest boat show is coming to Fort Lauderdale, here’s a preview of what’s to come.
While most yacht shipyards are in Holland, Germany and Italy – the biggest yacht show is in Fort Lauderdale. This year’s Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS) will feature some of the biggest yachts to ever cross the Atlantic.
The largest yacht in the show is the 311-foot Madsummer. She was built for an experienced American owner and launched earlier this year. The exterior was designed by Harrison Eidsgaard and her interior was designed by Studio Laura Sessa.
Heesen’s Vida is a 180-footer that offers five suites and more than 2,500 square-feet of interior space. The exterior design by Frank Laupman of Omega Architects also includes well over 1,000 square feet of ultra-luxe outdoor space.
The brand-new 186-foot-long Hargrave Custom Yacht, BABA’S, was built in Turkey and is the largest yacht the company has built thus far. Her wide beam allows for a spacious six stateroom configuration with a full beam on deck master suite, a deluxe VIP suite on the upper deck, and four full guest suites on the lower cabin deck.
Fort Lauderdale is typically known as the smaller, more low-key sibling of Miami in terms of luxury high rises, however that’s changing. Here’s a list of the most luxurious high rises in Fort Lauderdale via Fort Lauderdale Daily.
Zip up to your mansion in the sky along Fort Lauderdale beach in your private elevator. And that’s just the beginning of the elegant and exclusive amenities this property offers its residents. With a variety of floor plans, this building features units ranging from 1,910 to 3,500 square feet, including two-story residences and penthouses with nearly 6,000 square feet of wraparound terraces boasting a private rooftop swimming pool and plenty of entertaining space. The building also has valet, a state-of-the-art gym, summer kitchens with grills as well as special pool and beachside service for owners.
Hotel perks make any vacation extra special, and these residences allow you to experience them daily and not just on holiday. Each waterfront unit comes with a slew of resort amenities that have made the W brand synonymous with glamour and style, such as private cabanas, the full-service AWAY spa, 315 feet of sandy beaches and exclusive concierge services. Inside, residences boast 9-foot floor-to-ceiling windows, Italian kitchen cabinets, polished stone countertops, designer fixtures throughout and plush W Hotel beds for that perfect nightly slumber.
The baby boomer generation just got a little bit cooler. This $220 million project is bringing luxury senior living to downtown. Just steps from Las Olas with views of the city’s skyline and Tarpon River, this property will blend city living and a waterfront lifestyle into 179 independent living units, 60 assisted living units and 39 memory care units plus two dedicated floors to those living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. Amenities available to residents will include restaurants, a full-service spa, fitness center, theater, pool, valet and an event space.
An all waterfront community drives up the value of the homes while at the same time, the fact that this community is north of Commercial Blvd. keeps the prices a little lower. The Result: Homes here are a FANTASTIC VALUE.
Proximity to the beach, all the dining and entertainment in charming Old Florida town, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, plus Kaluz – oh, and did we mention our favorites:
The Dallas based developer want’s in on the Fort Lauderdale action.
The new apartment building, which will stand at 32 stories and boast 374 units is now being helmed by Eden Multifamily, Cypress Equity Investments and Lincoln.
The project at 419 Southeast 2nd Street is slated to begin construction this month.
Lincoln is one of the largest multifamily managers in the United States with over 191,000 doors under management.
The new Hard Rock Hotel & Casino is making a big splash – so it only make sense that it be brought in big and loud.
To help them out, Hard Rock is bringing in Maroon 5 to mark the event and open in the new Hard Rock Live venue – a 6,500 seat auditorium created to host many more concerts and events just like this.
It happens Friday, October 25th 2019.
War Memorial Auditorium is getting a large renovation – and some hockey related additions.
The makeover will be courtesy of the Florida Panthers, and plans to overhaul the facility that’s been host to many different events over the years.
As art of the project, a new building on the 95 acre property will be erected that will house two ice rinks: one to serve as the Panther’s full-time practice facility, and the other to be a community rink to serve local hockey leagues.
The Imperial Point Fall harvest Picnic returns to Dottie Mancini Park, featuring live music and other fun events.
Thanks to an enthusiastic response from last year’s event. Plan to attend and bring your Friends & Family! This free event continues to delight car fans of all ages. Admission to the show is FREE if you are a member and there will be something for everyone! $10 per car.
It’s past the approval, permitting and debate stage.
There’s actual equipment out on the sides of State Road 528 moving earth and preparing the foundation for a new leg of the Virgin Trains USA Florida route.
Previously known as Brightline and, before that, as All Aboard Florida – Virgin Trains USA is the first steps of a high speed rail that upon completion will connect Miami to Orlando, and maybe beyond.
“It’s like winning the Super Bowl or something, to get under construction. It’s hugely gratifying to see earth moving and physical construction underway,” Michael Cegelis said.
Planning for the Cocoa-to-Orlando route is aided in part because the Central Florida Expressway Authority and Greater Orlando Aviation Authority have hoped, for more than a decade — since before the Virgin Trains USA plan was proposed — that some sort of passenger railroad would take that route. So the airport already has a train station and some railroad infrastructure. It already has one interchange that was designed and built with room for a railroad to pass through it all.
The popular festival that drew over 37,000 people laster year is coming back November 23rd and 24th with more than two dozen bands.
Riptide 2019 is “Powered by Ford” and hosted by South Florida radio station 104.3 The Shark.
Riptine will feature The Killers, The 1975 and Jimmy Eat World along with an alternative-rock heavy lineup that includes The Revivalists, Silversun Pickups, Judah & The Lion, Catfish and The Bottlemen, K. Flay, Barns Courtney, Shaed, Matt Maeson, Reel Big Fish, Morgxn, Switchfoot, Fuel, Meg Myers, Soul Asylum, New Politics, Smith & Thell, White Reaper, I Don’t Know How But They Found Me, The Band Camino, and a massive multi-genre lineup that will fill both days and nights of this two-day event.