Estates at Acqualina

Estates at Acqualina is the Trump Group's (Jules and Eddie Trump, no relation to Donald) follow-on to the original Acqualina Resort & Residences immediately to the south — South Tower at 17901 Collins Avenue, North Tower at 17975 Collins Avenue. Two 51-story and 49-story towers (777 Via Acqualina South and 888 Via Acqualina North) together hold 245 residences. Karl Lagerfeld designed the public lobbies — his only branded-residence interior project before his death in 2019, with a silver-floor, cerulean-blue mosaic, fountain-as-wedding-cake aesthetic that's pure late-Lagerfeld. The 45,000-square-foot Villa Acqualina amenity villa includes Circus Maximus — a full floor with a Formula-1 simulator, a real ice skating rink, four bowling lanes, a golf simulator, the Wall Street Trader's Club replica trading floor, and a 10,000-square-foot 5-star restaurant. Excess as a feature. Pricing runs $6M to north of $50M for the Diamond Penthouse. Both towers are delivered — South Tower in 2022, North Tower in 2023 — making this a resale building. David's read: Estates is the most amenity-heavy product Sunny Isles has produced, and per-square-foot resale activity says the buyers genuinely use the amenities — bowling lane utilization at Estates is reportedly higher than at Faena, which tells you who's actually moving there. For clients comparing Estates against St. Regis Sunny Isles and Bentley, the trade-off is amenity depth vs architectural brand prestige.

"50,000 SF amenity deck with Wall Street Trader's Club room, Cigar Lounge, FlowRider. Excess as a feature."

David Hunt Solomon

14 Active Listings at Estates at

From $3,995,000. Source: MIAMIRE MLS, refreshed hourly.

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