Flamingo South Beach

For almost a century, nothing could inspire Americans especially native Floridians to strive for something greater than themselves than the Flamingo. While it did close down in the middle of the century, it was reborn as the Flamingo South Beach to become the now famous and a magnificent landmark of the thriving city of Miami Beach. As such, no other high-rise condominium in the area can ever lay claim to being one of the pioneers of the industry as the Flamingo literally grew with the city in pretty much the same way as a son grows up to full maturity. Today, the Flamingo of old has been given a major facelift to accommodate the discriminating tastes of the opulent, the important, and the celebrity in society.

Flamingo Miami Beach As A Second Home

The Flamingo boasts of three separate towers – a south, a central, and a north tower – featuring over 1,600 residences. Individuals, families, groups and even corporations have looked to the Flamingo as an excellent project for investors, as a fabulous second home for the nation’s homeowners, and as a luxurious living community for ordinary citizens who may wish to experience a life that otherwise, they’d just be dreaming of. Many of the condominium’s former structures and landscape design have been dutifully recreated and remodeled to reflect the needs of the modern times.

Overlooking the Flagler Monument Island right in the middle of Biscayne Bay, the Flamingo exudes with so much history that residents today can still stand right in front of their balconies and imagine the different speed boats wheeze pass them during the heyday of the Biscayne Bay Speed Boat Regattas.

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The Flamingo is a community in itself. You can walk your pet on the Flamingo’s bayside promenade or simply enjoy other activities that South Beach is famous for. This is the perfect residence for those who require true luxury living.