The show collection featured earthy classic colors such as orange, brown, yellow, metallic solid blue and black, screaming edgy all over the runway. floral designs, feral prints with rhinestones beaded bikinis with long sleeve swimwear which can be used as a top. The full collection can mix and match. The inspiration for this new collection comes from Audigier's vision of what is iconic. Christian Audigier, the iconic French designer brand brought the heat to Miami Swim Week by launching the ‘Christian Audigier 2023 swimwear collection” at the Faena Hotel, Friday July 15 with an unforgettable show including 27 looks. The brand made a comeback with this newest collection after the company was bought by Arie Setton. The latest swimwear collection was worn by a runway of influencers and models such as fashion models Genevieve Masion and Nella Chase. The show was attended by notables' such as fashion influencer Katya Tolstova and youtuber stevewilldoit. MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA - JULY 15: A model walks the runway wearing Christian Audigier at Miami Swim Week Powered by Art Hearts Fashion at Faena Forum on July 15, 2022 in Miami Beach, Florida. MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA - JULY 15: Nella Chase walks the runway wearing Christian Audigier at Miami Swim Week Powered by Art Hearts Fashion at Faena Forum on July 15, 2022 in Miami Beach, Florida. MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA - JULY 15: A model walks the runway wearing Christian Audigier at Miami Swim Week Powered by Art Hearts Fashion at Faena Forum on July 15, 2022 in Miami Beach, Florida. MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA - JULY 15: Genevieve walks the runway wearing Christian Audigier at Miami Swim Week Powered by Art Hearts Fashion at Faena Forum on July 15, 2022 in Miami Beach, Florida. By ML Staff Images Courtesy of Getty Images for Art Hearts Fashion

Radinn believes that it’s time you find adventure in your own backyard, see your neighborhood with new eyes, and experience nature in new ways. As the world’s leading jetboard company, their product truly embodies the next-generation of water sports: a fully-electric device that lets you discover new destinations at incredible speeds with virtually no sound. If you’re looking to upgrade your beach or lake house life, look no further. Radinn jetboards are the perfect accessory for anybody that loves the water. They’re easy to store and set-up, and offer a guaranteed good time no matter the rider’s age and athletic ability, or the water conditions. No wind? No worries. This is ultimate aquatic freedom—the ability to surf off back decks and boat docks, along canals and coastlines, and across bays, inlets, and oceans. Read on to learn all about the Radinn jetboard and how the Swedish company is redefining the future of water recreation. Fun for the entire family The Radinn’s innovative design means more fun for everyone. Just insert the battery into a board of your choice and set a performance level in the app. With the tap of the thumb throttle you’ll be off, exploring your local waterways like never before. Whereas most personal watercrafts have their electronics integrated into the vehicle itself, the Radinn is a modular system— the advanced mechanics are concentrated exclusively within the battery and jetpack, which detach from the board. All Radinn models fit the same hardware, so you can own multiple boards without needing to invest in a new battery or jetpack every time you’d like to level up. In fact, there’s a Radinn ride for everyone, whether you’re a beginner looking for more stability or a seasoned surfer hungry for jumps and tricks. The three models in their latest line of jetboards let you completely customize your surfing experience. Among them are The Freeride, Radinn’s ultimate, all-purpose board, The X-Sport, Radinn’s most durable board, and The Carve, Radinn’s most agile, trick-friendly board. And with the recent launch of their in-app community feature, UNLEASHED™, there are now more ways to grow your jetboarding game than ever before. With exclusive access to interactive heat maps, members-only content, and a turbocharged performance mode, you can get the most out of every single ride. High tech means high quality When it comes to the cutting-edge technology of today’s EV industry, Radinn is at the top of the list. They’re one of the only watersports companies that employs an advanced IoT platform. This allows for adventure-driven data capture, like seeing where you’ve surfed and how fast you went, and full flexibility when it comes to product configuration, like on-the-spot upgrades and performance customizations. More importantly, it means that Radinn can easily provide continuous maintenance updates and perform remote diagnostics. All you have to do is connect your board to the app after riding, and they’ll take care of the rest—ensuring that you’re running the latest product software and alerting you when maintenance is needed. Says Radinn’s Chief Digital Officer Dimmi Triantafillidis, “The cloud-based technology in the boards gives us endless possibilities. We have created a connected device that riders have full control over, on the water and on the shore.” Learn more Purchase is available through the Electric Boarding Company, South Florida’s premier destination for Radinn products, based in Tampa. Get your Radinn by visiting www.electricboardingco.com . For more information visit www.radinn.com | @radinnofficial By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Radinn

OutFit – an innovative mobile fitness service bringing convenient, affordable, expertly-led private training and group fitness classes to parks and neighborhoods – is proud to announce it has provided 100 free memberships to local Municipal First Responders. In an effort to give back to the community it serves, OutFit provides all active duty municipal First Responders including fire, police and EMTs, and their immediate family members with free Unlimited Family Memberships. First Responders originate from municipalities including the Plantation Fire Department, Plantation Police Department, Coral Springs Fire Department, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and Davie Police Department. Municipal First Responders who wish to sign up can verify through ID.me in their profile in the OutFit Training App to start using their free Unlimited Family Membership. OutFit delivers large, circuit-style classes that are conveniently located in beautiful public spaces coined “training grounds.” The classes provide the perfect blend of strength, cardio, flexibility, and fun. Each class is led by an expertly trained fitness coach, named an “OutFitter in Charge,” who arrives in an on-demand fitness van equipped with TRX® training gear and a heart-pumping sound and light system. “OutFit’s paying members allow us to give back to the community by offering free Unlimited Family Memberships to all active duty municipal First Responders and their families,” said Founder Randy Hetrick. “Thank you to all of our members for helping us do something great for those men and women in uniform who make sacrifices every day to keep us safe!” “As a first responder, I would have never imagined my service would be recognized with a cost-free fitness membership, yet OutFit does just that,” said former Fire Chief and OutFit member, Kingman Schuldt. “OutFit’s commitment to first responders is just another reason to give them a try.” Offering a diverse roster of classes, Outfit workouts are unique with participants never repeating the same class. OutFit’s varied classes include a broad range of High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) workouts – complemented by Power Yoga Flows, and Zumba® as active recovery and low impact cardio options. OutFit’s HIIT classes employ a wide variety of TRX® functional training equipment such as Suspension Trainers®, kettlebells, strength bands & Bandits®, Power Bags, Rip Trainers®, jump ropes, agility ladders, and more. Typical classes also include a range of calisthenics, agility movements, and stretches, to challenge members appropriately at all skill levels and make exercise fun. OutFit is accessible to people of all ages, abilities, and fitness levels. Perfect for someone who is results-obsessed but time-challenged, OutFit also offers private training in personal spaces and homes or any place of choice with its premium-level, concierge service. All workouts are booked through the OutFit app that can be downloaded free from the Apple Store or Google Play. Hetrick, a career Navy SEAL and Founder of TRX®, launched the pilot program in West Broward in 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic when many of the fitness industry’s most seasoned trainers and innovators found themselves out of work and gyms closed everywhere. Hetrick brought together a seasoned team of veteran fitness industry executives to form OutFit. The cost of an OutFit membership is a fraction of what most pay for similar services within gyms with trainers of this caliber. All OutFit members receive their first class free simply by downloading the app and opening a profile. OutFit also offers its members a loyalty program with limited-edition branded swag and promotions which are earned as rewards to encourage regular class attendance. To learn more about OutFit’s services, subscriptions, and franchise opportunities, visit www.OutFitTraining.com. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of OutFit

In an effort to educate voters and encourage them to register to vote, CityPlace Doral has partnered with Univision and UnidosUS to host voter registration drives. The non-partisan voter registration drives will take place at CityPlace Doral’s fountain plaza on select Saturdays and Sundays in Aug., Sept. and Oct. ahead of the Nov. 8 election. The deadline to register to vote in the General Election is Oct. 11. UnidosUS is the nation’s largest Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization and has built a stronger country by creating opportunities for Latinos for more than 50 years in Florida all designed to increase Hispanic participation in elections and advocating’ programs in Florida. Univision is the leading Spanish-language media and content company in South Florida. When: Aug. 20, 21, 27 and 28 Saturdays: 3-8 p.m. Sundays: 2-6 p.m. Where: CityPlace Doral Fountain Plaza 8300 NW 36th St. Doral, FL 33166 Cost: Free and open to the public. How: For more information, visit https://www.unidosus.org/ By ML Staff. Image courtesy of Unsplash

Girls just want to have fundamental rights! Female-founded in Haiti with the mission of improving lives one accessory at a time, Simbi enables positive change for Haiti through clean water, job creation and business opportunities for its local partners. To show support to women everywhere, whatever sex you are, Simbi recently launched its special edition "My Choice” Charm Bracelet. Since 1848, women have organized and fought for human rights and dignity and early in the movement, purple was included into suffragette society flags. The purple in the “My Choice” Charm Bracelet represents “dignity.” The bracelet is now available for preorder and may be purchased online for $40 – here. Simbi’s best-selling Inspiration Charm Bracelets have put the socially conscious, eco-friendly company on the map with expanded product offerings that include bracelets, necklaces, hair ties and more. Each piece is handmade with love in Simbi’s manufacturing facility in Haiti that has a zero-carbon footprint. Headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, FL, the brand epitomizes the South Florida coastal, chic vibe. With unique designs and quality in mind, the brand includes Boho inspired accessories and jewelry, which are what make the line so loved and popular. The company uses organic, biodegradable products and follows a philosophy of up-cycling. This falls directly in line with Simbi’s commitment to corporate social responsibility efforts that support charitable and environmentally conscious organizations. Simbi’s products may also be found on Amazon, EVEREVE and approximately 1,000 retailers nationwide. Bracelet sets, men’s bracelets and custom engraving are also available. By ML Staff. Image courtesy of Simbi

Miami-based Limestone Asset Management purchased the iconic 411,503-square-foot (about 37.9-acre) Millenia Plaza retail center in Orlando, FL on July 22 for $74.1 million. The property is located at 4403-4467 Millenia Plaza Way, Orlando, FL, 32839. Limestone Asset Management is the second largest owner of real estate in the Mall at Millenia Trade Area. Kevin Sanz of Orion Real Estate Group led the acquisition of the buyer, Limestone Millenia Plaza LLC. Brad Peterson and Whitaker Leonhardt of JLL represented the seller, Millenia Plaza LLC. Ocean Bank is providing financing. The super-regional, open-air center is in the heart of one of the most successful retail trades areas in the U.S. Millenia Plaza offers the unique combination of an unparalleled location, best-in-class tenancy, and significant value-creation potential. There are currently 11 tenants, including The Home Depot, BJ’s Wholesale Club, Ashley Furniture, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Total Wine & More and Ross Dress for Less. This purchase adds to Limestone Asset Management’s late 2020, $22.7 million purchase of seven single-tenant outparcels at Mall at Millenia and Limestone’s May 2021, $10.4 million purchase of two outparcels around Mall at Millenia, bringing its total assemblage of outparcels around Mall at Millenia to 529,766 square feet. Limestone Asset Management invests in and acquires real estate properties over all asset classes throughout North America. “We are excited to acquire this valuable property in the most visited city in the U.S.,” said Ibrahim Al-Rashid, chairman of Limestone Asset Management. “This purchase not only adds to our portfolio of properties around the Mall at Millenia, but it shows our commitment to the Orlando area.” About Limestone Asset Management: Miami-based Limestone Asset Management was founded in 2010 and invests in and acquires real estate properties over all asset classes throughout North America. For more information, visit https://orionmiami.com/our-affiliates/. About Orion Real Estate Group: Orion Real Estate Group provides commercial real estate services to investment clients around the world. Since its founding in 1978, the firm has been involved in more than $4 billion in transactions and holds a portfolio exceeding $800 million. Its headquarters are located at 200 S. Biscayne Blvd, 7th floor, Miami, FL 33131. For more information, visit https://orionmiami.com/ or call (305) 278-8400 or 1-888-255-4502. By ML Staff. Image courtesy of Limestone Asset Management

If you look at homes on real estate websites today, you’ll likely see risk ratings for flooding, hurricanes and even wildfires. In theory, summarizing risk information like this should help homebuyers and renters make more informed housing choices. But surveys show it isn’t working that way, at least not yet. Housing developments and home sales are still expanding in flood- and wildfire-prone areas. The problem isn’t necessarily that consumers are ignoring the numbers. In our view, as experts in hazards geography, it’s that the way risk information is being presented ignores long-established lessons from behavioral science. These ratings tend to appear as a single number for each hazard and lack an intuitive interpretation. What does it mean to have a heat risk of 84 (“extreme”) with 52 hot days in 2050, or a flood risk of 10 (“extreme”)? We believe that current and future hazard and climate risks can more effectively be translated as costs, savings and trade-offs. Making risk personal Studies show that people rely on personal experience as the dominant driver when considering risk. In the absence of having personally experienced a flood or wildfire damage, they need actionable and understandable information. We belong to a group of more than 20 interdisciplinary researchers at universities in Arizona, Florida, Louisiana and South Carolina who are trying to improve risk rating information. We’re currently testing an online tool for the Gulf Coast that provides residents with actionable resilience information. It is an early model of what residential risk reporting could look like. Rather than just presenting a score, the tool offers information on the costs annually and over time that one can expect from each hazard, such as flooding or wind damage, and how the home’s census block compares with the local area, county and state. To capture the effects of sea-level rise, for example, we model the number of years it will take for a home to go from outside a high flood risk area to being inside. A hazard cost summary for a home in Louisiana shows what risk looks like in dollars.HazardAware, CC BY-ND Homebuyers’ psychological hurdles The development of real estate-focused climate and hazard risk metrics, such as those offered by First Street Foundation and ClimateCheck, is a step in the right direction, going beyond government risk maps that provide risk data by county. The next step is to ground those numbers in behavioral science research. People do not ignore risk ratings per se, but the point at which information motivates people to take protective actions varies. The motivation hurdle is lower for people with past experience, those who are aware of the risks and receptive to this kind of information, and those who have the financial resources to choose safer communities. For others, the hurdle can be much higher. They might struggle with common decision biases, such as oversimplifying the severity of the risk, which leads to either an overestimation or underestimation of the threat depending on the type of hazard, focusing on today rather than the future, or simply assuming nothing bad is going to happen. They might just follow what others do – which research finds is what most of us do when deciding on a home. Many people also have unrealistic beliefs that insurance and government payouts after disasters will fully compensate them for their losses, and a false sense of security that building codes and permitting mean homes are built to withstand any natural hazard. The combination of these decision biases causes residents to underestimate the risk and impacts from disasters and climate change. Most people then underprepare and don’t consider these risks in their housing choices. Risk ratings could help overcome those biases by expressing risk information in relatable terms such as the number of assistance requests made to the Federal Emergency Management Agency after disasters, the rejection rate and the average FEMA funds received per applicant in the area. The cost of property and crop damage in the US A database of county-level hazard data show the extraordinary cost of hazards linked to extreme weather, such as floods, tornadoes and wildfires, and geophysical hazards such as earthquakes. Next step: Pull it all together in one location Ideally, homebuyers and renters would have a one-stop shop for all of this risk information about a property. To be prepared for climate change, risk must become a factor in housing choices similar to square footage and number of bedrooms. Currently, risk data is scattered. For example, people can learn about insurance costs by checking flood insurance rate maps, which outline the areas with a 1% or greater annual chance of flooding. Or they can ask an insurance agent to generate a Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange report, which lists all flood insurance claims made on a property in the past five to seven years. A handful of states such as California require sellers to disclose the risk of natural hazards to the property. In our view, the continuing influx of residents into high-risk areas, along with skyrocketing disaster losses, presents an urgent need to give prospective renters and buyers better information about the risks properties face. By Melanie GallClinical Professor and Co-Director, Center for Emergency Management and Homeland Security, Watts College, Arizona State University; Christopher Emrich Associate Professor of Public Administration, University of Central Florida; and Marie AquilinoSenior Research Analyst in Emergency Management, Arizona State University. Special thanks to The Conversation, for re-publishing permission. Images courtesy of Unsplash

In August 2022, PONANT will debut the iconic three-masted sailing yacht Le Ponant following a complete refit by Jean-Philippe Nuel Studio. The 88-meter sailing yacht will relaunch in the Mediterranean with 10 departures and three new itineraries, followed by winter 2022-23 in the Seychelles and summer 2023 in western Australia’s Kimberley region. With just 16 staterooms and suites accommodating a maximum of 32 guests, Le Ponant offers a 1:1 staff-to-guest ratio—making guests feel like they’re aboard a private yacht. Cabins are spread over three decks, each with large windows overlooking the sea, while the muted color palette lends an air of understated elegance. An ode to art of slow travel, relax on the sun lounge looking up to the billowing white sails, order a drink from the outdoor bar, and enjoy organic dishes at the gastronomic dining destination Le Diamant. The wellness space offers Biologique Recherche treatments, and daily yoga sessions are held on the deck. With glass-bottomed kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, diving and snorkeling equipment, and a saltwater pool, there’s no shortage of activities. Outfitted with the latest environmental innovations including a SCR filter system that reduces nitrogen oxide emissions by 90%, Le Ponant represents PONANT’s enduring commitment toward responsible tourism. Other sustainability-centered initiatives include non-motorized water-based activities, individual and small-group disembarkations only, an emphasis on local, organic products, and periods of sailing using just wind power. The intimate-size vessel offers access to less-traveled sites and new ports of calls. Each journey is an immersion into the destination to learn about the local culture as well as connect with the vibrant flora and fauna in the Mediterranean, the Seychelles, and Australia’s Kimberley region throughout 2022 and 2023. Summer 2022 in the Mediterranean The first voyage will depart on August 14 with a seven-night itinerary along Croatia’s coastline, from Dubrovnik through the Bay of Kotor, then to the Adriatic islands of Mljet, Korčula, Vis, Hvar, Brač, Šipan, and Lopud. Activities include wine tasting, traditional sword dance performances, visits with local artists, diving excursions to World War II shipwrecks, and a tour of the oldest fishing port in the Adriatic. Prices start at $10,890 per person. In August, Le Ponant will depart on a seven-day island-hopping journey around Greece. Beginning in Dubrovnik, the yacht will set sail toward the Ionian and Aegean Seas, stopping in the islands of Paxos, which is only available to smaller ships; Kefalonia, characterized by limestone cliffs and white sandy beaches; the fortified peninsula of Monemvasia, in the southeastern Peloponnese; and Kythnos, one of the region’s lesser-known islands with over 100 beaches. Prices start at $9,980 per person. In September, Le Ponant will circle around Greece’s Cycladic islands on an eight-day itinerary beginning and ending in Athens. PONANT guests will enjoy unique access to exclusive ports of call on Tinos, Polyaigos, Folegandros, Monemvasia, Kythnos, and Spetses, due to the intimate size of Le Ponant. Prices start at $13,110 per person. Please find all Summer 2022 departures linked here. Winter 2022-23 in the Seychelles New for this year is “The Seychelles Under the Trade Winds” itinerary, with 11 departures on Le Ponant during the 2022-2023 season. Sailing roundtrip from Mahé, the nine-night itinerary explores a new island each day, including two new ports of call for PONANT—the African Banks north of the Amirante Islands and Thérèse Island, both of which are uninhabited and will be available to PONANT guests for the day. An on-board expedition leader, a trio of naturalist guides, and a free dive instructor will be on hand to lead excursions and shine light on the spectacular flora and fauna of the Seychelles. Activities include scuba diving, free diving initiation, sunrise and sunset yoga, meditation, paddle boarding, snorkeling, and outings in glass-bottomed kayaks. Rates start from $10,890 per person. Please find all Winter 2022-23 departures linked here. Summer 2023 in Australia In summer 2023, Le Ponant will set sail for Australia’s northwest with 26 departures to Kimberley’s coast, which is often referred to as the “Antarctica of the tropics.” The Kimberley is a vast, remote region with rushing waterfalls, white sandy beaches, dense mangrove forests, rugged sandstone gorges, and the largest population of migrating humpback whales on the planet. State-of-the-art Zodiac boats will enable guests to reach hard-to-access points, while an exclusive partnership with the prestigious Paspaley Group will offer private scenic flights onboard one of the brand’s vintage Grumman Mallard flying boats to whisk guests to or from their embarkation or disembarkation point. Guests can opt to explore the Northern or Southern Kimberley Coast, with rates starting at $12,930 per person. Please find all Summer 2023 departures linked here. By ML Staff Images Courtesy of Le Ponant

Dogfish Head Miami isn't letting the summer sun melt its spirit. Wynwood's favorite outpost for off-centered goodness is celebrating the season with special events, limited-edition beer releases, and brand-new menu items. From live music to brew collaborations, Dogfish Head Miami is one of the hottest South Florida hangouts this summer to kick back with a beer and bite. Already known for its innovative ales and beer-infused eats, Dogfish Head Miami keeps the taste-train rolling with a one-of-a-kind summer menu. Conceptualized by Chef Charlie Mendoza-Sewell, the menu's new bites include juicy burgers, stacked chicken sandwiches, loaded salads, and scratch-made, beer-infused dressings and sauces prepared in-house. While crispy waffle fries dunked in homemade sauce make a pretty perfect pairing on their own, brew-focused palettes can delight in one of Dogfish Head Miami's freshest beer drops. The fan-favorite pilsner SoFlo Pils is available for the first time in a can, artfully designed, and ready to bring home from Dogfish Head Miami's on-site shop. The citrusy IPA Flesh & Blood has been recreated to stock shop shelves beside its fellow brew buddies. With the mention of brew buddies, Dogfish Head Miami has partnered up with Creature Comforts Brewing Co. from Athens, Georgia to celebrate the best of both agriculture bounties from the two cities. The recently launched Guava Belly is a fruited sour ale brewed with Florida-grown guava, a Georgia-grown tea blend, and a S.C.O.B.Y. from Radiate Kombucha, a Miami-based kombucha company. The collaboration is further sweetened with a featured guava empanada food special and a guava beer slushie. Be sure not to miss out on this limited-time summer special before it's gone! But that's not all. Beyond new eats and drinks, Dogfish Head Miami is home to exciting events running all summer long. From happy hour weekdays to live music weekends, there's something to experience for every Dogfish Head Miami guest. Brewery tours are held daily, with complimentary samples for those 21+. 8bit Entertainment Systems will be onsite every Monday from 5-9 p.m. for Game Night with a host of old-school video games for folks to play. Every Wednesday from 6-8 p.m., DJ Hottpants will be in the house for an interactive Bingo Night. Held the last Thursday of every month at 7 p.m., Dogfish Head Miami hosts a Sip & Speak Open Mic Night in collaboration with Speak Miami, and on the first Friday of every month from 4:30-6:30 p.m., the taproom digs into its vintage beer stash to pour some deliciously-aged brews paired with vinyl tunes for Vintage & Vinyl. Don't forget: Members of the brewery’s Off-Centered Society loyalty program will receive double points on their purchases all day, every Thursday. To learn more about the Off-Centered Society, or to join the club, visit www.dogfish.com/off-centered-society. Dogfish Head Miami is open Sunday-Thursday from noon to 10 p.m., and Fridays and Saturdays from noon to midnight. Dogfish Head Miami is closed on Tuesdays. For more information, visit www.dogfish.com/restaurants/dogfish-miami or follow @dogfishmiami on Instagram and Facebook. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Dogfish Head Miami.

In an effort to educate voters and encourage them to register to vote, CityPlace Doral has partnered with Univision and UnidosUS to host voter registration drives. The non-partisan voter registration drives will take place at CityPlace Doral’s fountain plaza on select Saturdays and Sundays in Aug., Sept. and Oct. ahead of the Nov. 8 election. The deadline to register to vote in the General Election is Oct. 11. UnidosUS is the nation’s largest Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization and has built a stronger country by creating opportunities for Latinos for more than 50 years in Florida all designed to increase Hispanic participation in elections and advocating’ programs in Florida. Univision is the leading Spanish-language media and content company in South Florida. CityPlace Doral is an attractive leisure destination offering a collection of memorable dining, shopping, wellness and entertainment experiences. Featuring 250,000 square feet of retail space, CityPlace Doral is a master-planned, mixed-use development nestled in the dynamic employment center of Doral in the heart of Miami-Dade County. CityPlace Doral combines the vision of world-renowned architects, designers and artists creating the next crown jewel of prosperous dining, entertainment and upscale shopping in one of South Florida’s growing cities. CityPlace Doral includes more than 40 dining, shopping and entertainment destinations for all palettes and walks of life, and the property’s entertainment retail component is anchored by a roster of first-class tenants from all over the country. When: Aug. 20, 21, 27 and 28 Sept. 3, 4, 17 and 18 Oct. 1 and 2 Saturdays: 3-8 p.m. Sundays: 2-6 p.m. For more information, visit https://www.unidosus.org By ML Staff. Image courtesy of Unsplash

Located in one of Miami Beach’s most desirable residential neighborhoods, 42 Pine offers a limited collection of fifty well- appointed residences with exceptional services and amenities. Ranging from one-to-four-bedrooms, each home is delivered move- in ready featuring gracious floorplans, modern interiors and elegant finishes throughout. Be among the few who will call this exclusive, boutique Miami Beach condominium home and discover a lifestyle of comfort, luxury and convenience at 42 Pine. “42 Pine is a building that is truly singular, there is nothing else like it in the neighborhood,” said Jay Phillip Parker, Chief Executive Officer of Douglas Elliman Florida. “New development in Miami Beach is scarce, and this project presents a rare opportunity to own a home of this caliber in one of the most in-demand areas – setting a new standard for luxury on 41st Street.” With architecture and interiors imagined by renowned firm Arquitectonica, the eight-story building will reflect timeless sophistication and serve as a beacon for the neighborhood. Spanning 700 square feet to 2,700 square feet for combined units, each elegantly appointed residence is designed to maximize space and build a connection to the outdoors–with sweeping floor-to-ceiling windows and doors ushering in an abundance of natural light. Private terraces with glass railings provide a seamless indoor/outdoor living experience. Residents will enjoy a host of resort-style amenities and services for every age. Thoughtfully curated indoor and outdoor spaces include an amenity deck with a 52’ pool, relaxation spa, cabanas and poolside service, plus a yoga and meditation lawn all surrounded by lush tropical landscaping. The property’s state-of-the-art fitness center offers advanced cardio and weight-strengthening equipment complemented by an outdoor deck. Community-minded social spaces include a club and game room, large outdoor terrace, media lounge, and children’s play room. A dedicated team including concierge, doorman, valet, and porter service is available to anticipate residents’ every need. Located in one of the most coveted residential neighborhoods in Miami Beach, at the intersection of Pine Tree Drive and 41st Street, residents can enjoy access to the beach, top-rated schools, fine-dining, houses of worship and boutique shopping experiences all within walking distance. With completion expected by Q4 2023, residence pricing ranges from $700,000 to $4,000,000. Located at 340 W 42nd Street, 42 Pine sales and marketing is managed exclusively by Mushka Jacobson with Douglas Elliman. For additional information, or to schedule a tour of the sales gallery, please visit 42pine.com or call (786) 761-1149. For more info visit www.42pine.com, 340 W 42nd St. Miami Beach, FL 33140 or contact Mushka Jacobson, Realtor Associate at Douglas Elliman Real Estate. Office: (786) 761-1149 Mobile: (347) 775-0624, email: Mushka.Jacobson@elliman.com By ML Staff | Images courtesy of Dougals Elliman Real Estate

The AAA Five-Diamond oceanfront resort, Ponte Vedra Inn & Club, has unveiled 64 newly reimagined luxury beachfront guest rooms and suites overlooking the Atlantic Ocean at Summer House and St. John’s House. These latest renovations, following the unveiling of the new Ocean House and Peyton House accommodations in 2020, are an elevated, modern-day interpretation of the iconic property, which has welcomed visitors to its idyllic shores since 1928. For nearly a century, the resort has offered guests and members a refined beachfront experience with world-class service, and true southern hospitality on Florida’s historic northeast coast. "The refreshed design and style of the Summer House and St. John's House is equally a tribute to the rich history of the resort as well as a nod to its future," said Michael Gordon, Vice President and General Manager of Ponte Vedra Inn & Club. "We have identified the perfect 'look' for the next chapter of our iconic property – seaside heritage and elegance meets modern luxury and innovation. Both Houses exemplify our commitment to providing the finest experience for our guests and we are excited to welcome both new and existing guests to experience this new vision." Perched on a 1.5 mile stretch of storied coastline, the reimagined Summer House and St. John’s House accommodations pair beachfront luxury with bespoke furnishings, each seamlessly extending into generous private terraces or ground-level patios, boasting sweeping ocean views and direct paths to the beach. Elegant and eco-forward design touches have also been added to each room through the creation of custom furniture such as tabletops etched with seashells and seahorses, inspired by the property’s historic design. In addition to newly appointed family-friendly accommodations, some featuring connecting guest rooms, the renovation includes a new Hospitality Suite available for private rental, embodying the spirit and heritage of the landmark resort. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Ponte Vedra Inn & Club