Aleksandra Stolarek

12/10/2021

Have you tried the best ceviche in Miami yet? 💥

Ceviche 105 is an award winning Peruvian restaurant in Downtown Miami with huge selection of fresh ceviches among with other traditional dishes created by who lead Miami’s gastronomic trends.
Interior design of this restaurant reflects the connection between art and food, representing Peruvian colorful heritages.

I must say it was DELICIOUS!

12/07/2021

Designed by the world famous architect, Carlos Ott - WALDORF ASTORIA MIAMI will become the tallest building in Florida and Miami’s first super tall skyscraper, developed in Downtown Miami.

At 1,049 feet tall, the tower will offer 100 floors of residences with views of Biscayne Bay, the Port of Miami, Brickell Avenue, Downtown Miami, Key Biscayne, and South Beach.

BUILDING OVERVIEW:

•100 Stories
•360 private residences
•Studios, 1, 2, 3, and 4-bedrooms
•Penthouse Collection

12/03/2021

Few pictures from my New York trip! ✨🌇✨
One of the most beloved parks in New York City- Central Park always looks it’s most glorious in Autumn🍁

More than 33,500 New Yorkers have moved to Florida between September 2020 and March 2021, according to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. That's a whopping 32 percent increase from the same period the prior year, when 25,370 made the move.
Business bastions of NYC’s prestige and tax base — including hedge funds and tech firms — are also fleeing the city or being outpaced by growth in Florida. 🌟
Keep in mind that unlike NYC - a majority of Florida counties — nearly all of them in the most populous areas of the state with metropolitan cities, like Tampa Bay, Orlando or Jacksonville — saw increases! 🌟

Thinking about moving to Miami?

DM me for any Real Estate needs! 🔥🔥🔥

10/06/2021

Miami Real Estate, Construction And Architecture

09/30/2021

Buy and sell with CANVAS REAL ESTATE 🌟

Enjoy amazing views of the intracoastal and the beautiful Sunny Isles skyline views, will take you breath away.Spectacular 2 bedrooms 2 baths with Floor-to-ceiling windows, an oversized kitchen and an open floor plan welcome you. Split floor plan with a freestanding soaking tub in the master bedroom...

09/26/2021

https://www.mansionglobal.com/articles/boom-times-continue-in-miami-with-a-new-flock-of-developments-ready-to-launch-sales-228703?fbclid=IwAR2R99zVeHS5nILVZEywFH4GpQwjDTeNrVvDowtimEqpFVt5OzmcPsk4YeA

Amenities include car elevators, private rooftop pools, whiskey bars, tri-level penthouses and a 2-acre open-air recreation deck

09/03/2021

Are you familiar with the new upcoming project in Miami?

I would like to introduce you to ARIA RESERVE MIAMI!
The tallest waterfront twin towers in the United States.

All in the heart of the city, just minutes to all the best that Miami has to offer: Design District, Midtown, Wynwood, Brickell, Miami Beach, Miami Opera, Ballet, Theater, Arena, Art and Science Museums are all within 5-10 minutes from this waterfront location.

-All residences have unobstructed and direct bay/ocean
views
-All residences include two high-speed elevators
-All residences are finished with two flooring options
-All residences include an office/media room
-All Residences are allowed 3-month seasonal rentals up to 4
times per year

This project represents modern living that infuses the beauty of nature and sophistication of the city into one masterpiece...

It can belong to you!!!

Contact me for more information!

08/02/2021

Let's take a trip to Key Biscayne- a gorgeous – drive over the Rickenbacker Causeway from downtown Miami, south of Miami Beach.
It's a little island sandwiched between two major parks – Crandon Park to the north and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park to the south.
Key Biscayne offers the only, federally recognized underwater archaeological trail in the United States, called Maritime Heritage Trail. It's allowing you to explore the remains of some of the park's many shipwrecks! Access to the sites on the trail is by boat only. Go ahead and book the boat trip!

The island was once an isolated corner of South Florida, until after World War II, and in the years prior, most of the island was occupied by coconut plantation.

Recent development has put luxury hotels, fine dining and nightlife right next to the beautiful beaches, turning this place into very attractive, unique REAL ESTATE oportunity. Today it has over 13,000 residents and two elementary schools. A mix of single-family homes, condominiums, and hotels where build with the harmony with the Key Biscayne's nature; parks and an impressive golf course.

In the picture below: Cape Florida Light captured by photographer Quincy Perkins.