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Venetian Islands Real EstateVenetian Islands real estate is extraordinary! You don't have to endure jet lag and time zone differences to enjoy the beauty of Italy. Located just off Miami Beach, Florida's own Venetian Islands (NE 15th St. and Dade Blvd.) were joined together in 1926 by a bascule bridge known as the Venetian Causeway. Venetian Islands real estate includes many luxury homes and condos on the 6 Venetian Islands. A series of bridges connecting the Venetian Islands and stretching between Miami and Miami Beach feature octagonal concrete entrance towers, which give you a great view of the water. The oldest causeway in metropolitan Miami, the Venetian is rickety in a charming way, featuring fantastic views of the city and the mammoth cruise ships docked at the port, not to mention a glimpse of some of Miami's most beautiful waterfront homes. Bikers and joggers especially love passing the Venetian Islands homes and condos on the Venetian causeway because of limited traffic and beautiful scenery.
Venetian Islands real estate includes the Belle, Di Lido, Rivo Alto and San Marino Islands. In general, the area encompasses a variety of "sub-neighborhoods" within its geographic boundaries. These include single-family areas, principal arterial roadways, and multi-family areas. Due to the diversity of areas, the neighborhood improvements will be implemented through two separate construction sub-neighborhoods, as follows:The Venetian Causeway crosses Biscayne Bay between the City of Miami on the mainland and City of Miami Beach on a barrier island in southern Florida. The man-made Venetian Islands and non-bridge portions of the causeway were created by materials which came from the dredging of the bay.The Venetian Causeway follows the original route of the Collins Bridge, a wooden 2/5 mile (600 m) long structure built in 1913 by John S. Collins and Carl G. Fisher which opened up the barrier island for unprecedented growth and development.
DiLido, San Marino and Rivo Alto Islands. These corridors consist of
single-family residences. Originally planned to be a part of the total
Venetian Islands Project with Belle Island, Di Lido, San Marino and Rivo
Alto were subsequently "split-out" as a separate package because they
were not deemed to be within a Priority drainage basin by the City's PWD.
On the other hand, the Belle Island was. The Department of Environmental
Management would not issue a permit for a complete project, if all islands
did not receive stormwater improvements. However, not having been designated
a Priority Basin, monies made available to the Venetian Islands through
the bond issue were appropriately reallocated to fund shortfalls within
other priority basins citywide. Hence, Bid Packages 13B and 13C were separated
for permitting purposes. Please contact the CIP Office for further details
on projects that may be of interest to you.
Venetian Islands Luxury Home Finally Priced To SellJanuary 2010 One of those luxury homes has been on the market for sale since February, and is worth mentioning now, because it is a magnificent Mediterranean estate, which has finally been priced to sell. The spacious 5 bedrooms home, located at 1350 S. Venetian Way, Miami, boasts 7,991 square feet of living space, and has rooms that could be used as additional bedrooms if needed. Listed in February of this year for a whopping $6,950,000, an incredibly high price, given today's market conditions, the owner dropped the price 2 times, and now has it advertised for $4,985,000, a reduction of almost $2 million. With a private dock, boat lift, and direct ocean access, set on an over sized lushly landscaped lot, measuring 12,250 square feet, with 70 linear feet of bay front, 5 upstairs bedrooms, and a new, drastically reduced asking price, the property is likely to be sold in the next few months. Venetian Island Home Sold For $3,700,000January 2009 The property features beautiful views of the open wide bay, 65 linear feet of water frontage, a 15 by 40 feet pool with 9 feet depth, 2 jet-ski lifts, and 2 boat slips. Listed for sale in 2008, the property remained on the market for 177 days, before closing. It was originally listed for $4,495,000, and although, the property sold for almost $800,000 below the asking price, the seller was nonetheless able to sell the house for more than $1000 per square foot. Venetian Islands Condo For Sale $799,000March 2009 1000 Venetian Way, Apt. 1601 For Sale $799,000 Venetian Islands Real Estate - Home Reduced To $1,525,000Venetian Islands House On Miami Beach UPDATE: (Nov. 5, 2008) Now reduced
to $1,295,000
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