Developers of Regalia and The Blue at Doral will showcase their properties at the third annual International Property Show (IPS) in Dubai, U.A.E., April 3 – 5, 2007.
March 16, 2007 (Press Release) --
MIAMI, Fla. – Developers of Regalia and The Blue at Doral will showcase their properties at the third annual International Property Show (IPS) in Dubai, U.A.E., April 3 – 5, 2007. Regalia is a 40-unit ultra-luxury oceanfront condominium on the cusp of Golden Beach, while The Blue at Doral is the first and only luxury resort hotel condominium ever to be developed along the legendary fairways of Doral’s Blue Monster golf course, home to the 2007 World Golf Championship and numerous PGA Tour events for the past 40 years. Brothers Adam and Seth Kaufman, who are sales directors for Regalia and The Blue, respectively, will introduce the projects to an international crowd of jet-setters and travel professionals.
Touted as a prime opportunity for luxury brands to generate quality business contacts, the IPS is expected to attract more than 16,000 visitors including high-end consumers. IPS has pioneered the platform of instant sales of commercial and residential property to corporate and individual buyers. It provides the ultimate opportunity for leading local and international property developers to display there expertise and execute deals in a global market. Properties from all over the globe will be exhibited at the IPS 2007.
“This event is the ideal opportunity to familiarize an exclusive segment of the market with two distinct projects: Regalia and The Blue at Doral,” said Adam Kaufman, of Global Marketing Group. “‘IPS’ reputation for being a quality showcase is impeccable.”
Regalia will be located at 19505 Collins Ave., where Sunny Isles Beach meets Golden Beach. The 42-story opulent oceanfront condominium was designed by renowned architect and founder of Arquitectonica, Bernardo Fort-Brescia. Large-scale family rooms, dining rooms, great rooms and over 2,000 square feet of outdoor living space are luxuries not usually associated with high-rise living, but are standard at Regalia. Buyers of Regalia have the option of customizing their units into virtually limitless layouts due to the presence of numerous wet walls, which allow residents to extend plumbing anywhere on the floor plan. Regalia is expected to be completed in 2009.
The Blue at Doral, which will be situated alongside the 12th and 13th fairways, will comprise 15 Old Florida style manor houses, each housing 16 elegantly appointed and fully furnished residences.
The 240 elegantly furnished residences, each of which will have a private veranda overlooking those famous fairways, will offer the comfort and luxuries of home with the rewards and perks of resort living. First-phase prices for the residences range from the $500,000s to $1.5 million.
The Blue, which is being developed by Blueview Golf Villas, LLC, will feature a full-service clubhouse complete with fitness center and restaurant. The luxurious pool area will boast private cabanas, wireless Internet access, poolside massage and fine poolside dining. A multilingual concierge, private butler service and in-room chef are j
MIAMI, Fla. – Developers of Regalia and The Blue at Doral will showcase their properties at the third annual International Property Show (IPS) in Dubai, U.A.E., April 3 – 5, 2007. Regalia is a 40-unit ultra-luxury oceanfront condominium on the cusp of Golden Beach, while The Blue at Doral is the first and only luxury resort hotel condominium ever to be developed along the legendary fairways of Doral’s Blue Monster golf course, home to the 2007 World Golf Championship and numerous PGA Tour events for the past 40 years. Brothers Adam and Seth Kaufman, who are sales directors for Regalia and The Blue, respectively, will introduce the projects to an international crowd of jet-setters and travel professionals.
Touted as a prime opportunity for luxury brands to generate quality business contacts, the IPS is expected to attract more than 16,000 visitors including high-end consumers. IPS has pioneered the platform of instant sales of commercial and residential property to corporate and individual buyers. It provides the ultimate opportunity for leading local and international property developers to display there expertise and execute deals in a global market. Properties from all over the globe will be exhibited at the IPS 2007.
“This event is the ideal opportunity to familiarize an exclusive segment of the market with two distinct projects: Regalia and The Blue at Doral,” said Adam Kaufman, of Global Marketing Group. “‘IPS’ reputation for being a quality showcase is impeccable.”
Regalia will be located at 19505 Collins Ave., where Sunny Isles Beach meets Golden Beach. The 42-story opulent oceanfront condominium was designed by renowned architect and founder of Arquitectonica, Bernardo Fort-Brescia. Large-scale family rooms, dining rooms, great rooms and over 2,000 square feet of outdoor living space are luxuries not usually associated with high-rise living, but are standard at Regalia. Buyers of Regalia have the option of customizing their units into virtually limitless layouts due to the presence of numerous wet walls, which allow residents to extend plumbing anywhere on the floor plan. Regalia is expected to be completed in 2009.
The Blue at Doral, which will be situated alongside the 12th and 13th fairways, will comprise 15 Old Florida style manor houses, each housing 16 elegantly appointed and fully furnished residences.
The 240 elegantly furnished residences, each of which will have a private veranda overlooking those famous fairways, will offer the comfort and luxuries of home with the rewards and perks of resort living. First-phase prices for the residences range from the $500,000s to $1.5 million.
The Blue, which is being developed by Blueview Golf Villas, LLC, will feature a full-service clubhouse complete with fitness center and restaurant. The luxurious pool area will boast private cabanas, wireless Internet access, poolside massage and fine poolside dining. A multilingual concierge, private butler service and in-room chef are j
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