Miami is loud, and Miami is happy of remaining loud. But Miky Grendene envisions a various type of metropolis.
Grendene is the co-founder of Casa Tua, a hospitality corporation with a cafe and private club in Miami Seaside that is become a preferred haunt of the true estate group. The spot’s understated aesthetic, a throwback to his native Italy’s “la dolce vita” days, is a thing Grendene now wants to convey to his adopted city’s rental scene. Casa Tua is partnering with developer Edgardo Defortuna’s Fortune Intercontinental Group on a 70-tale, 460-unit condominium project in Brickell, the first signature household undertaking for the hospitality agency.
The undertaking, dubbed Ora by Casa Tua, will join the ranks of branded towers on the Miami skyline, which include Porsche Layout Tower, Residences by Armani/Casa and Bentley Residences in Sunny Isles Beach. Grendene thinks that amid all that glitz and glamour, simplicity is the way to stand out to customers.
“When I designed Casa Tua, the thing that I desired most was to develop a area with a soul — the ideal dwelling that most people would like to have to entertain their company and good friends,” he stated in an job interview with The Genuine Deal’s Hiten Samtani. “So, when Edgardo asked me about this project, the problem was to in essence apply the identical philosophy to a big residential creating.”
Grendene went into a lot more element about the undertaking, set to increase at 1210 Brickell Avenue, and also spoke about his selection to sell a stake in his company to businessman Martin Franklin.
