In Miami, we live for our views. We have bay views, city views, ocean views and more. In fact a building can essentially have two completely different real estate markets inside of it just because of the view.
I took these pictures on Saturday while showing properties at Metropolitan, a newer building that is located in Downtown Miami just on the northern tip of Brickell. One skip and you are in Brickell. These pictures are from the 3610 unit (& for those who aren’t into Miami Real Estate lingo with floors and numbers)…. this means that this property is located on the 36th floor.
This particular unit has a really great view. Walking out onto the balcony you have a direct view of Biscayne Bay, Brickell Key, South Beach, the Port of Miami and Key Biscayne.
Below is facing the buildings on Brickell Key.
This is a shot of the southern view. To the right is ICON Brickell on the main land of Miami, Biscayne Bay and the mouth of the Miami River. To the left of the mainland is Brickell Key.
This is Biscayne Bay. To the right is Brickell Key. On the left is first the Port of Miami, directly behind that the South of Fifth area of South Beach of Miami Beach. And kind of center lower buildings is Fisher Island.
Brickell Key
I zoomed into take this one. It’s the South of Fifth area of Miami Beach. The tall orange building is Portofino Towers, right in front the lower building is the uber luxe Apogee. The buildings on the far right are the two Continuum Towers.
And here’s a little slide show if you want to see it again.
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(Photo credit from Miami Short Film Festival website) 
