The Trump Group is developing the Mansions at Acqualina in Sunny Isles, a project with a forecasted completion date in 2015. The exceptional feature of this tower is their penthouse which was given the moniker Palazzo D'Oro which means 'palace of gold. The unit hit the market for $55 million, making significant noise in the end end real estate category of South Florida.
The buzz around the building attracted a lot of upfront interest, within 2 month of sales launch 51% of the units were spoken for and $200 million in sales was generated. The penthouse apartment comes with an attention-grabbing list of features. These features include a pivoting entry wall, living room reflecting pool, a 100 foot long master, disappearing glass walls, a 25 foot waterfall, two outdoor kitchens, cantilevered glass bottomed swimming pool and jacuzzi.
In addition, Mansions at Acqualina condos have indoor/outdoor screening room, a glass 'wine gallery', private spa with hydrotherapy pools, circular glass elevator, grand staircase, 6 bedrooms, and staff quarters for 3. The Trump Groups sale team is targeting end-users rather than investors. These include buyers from Miamis feeder markets of South America and Russia.
Acqualina's Mansion-in-the-Sky View
The Trump Group is developing the Mansions at Acqualina in Sunny Isles, a project with a forecasted completion date in 2015. The exceptional feature of this tower is their penthouse which was given the moniker Palazzo D'Oro which means 'palace of gold. The unit hit the market for $55 million, making significant noise in the end end real estate category of South Florida. The buzz around the building attracted a lot of upfront interest, within 2 month of sales launch 51% of the units were spoken for and $200 million in sales was generated.
Acqualina's Mansion-in-the-Sky View
The penthouse apartment comes with an attention-grabbing list of features, including a pivoting entry wall, living room reflecting pool, a 100 foot long master, disappearing glass walls, a 25 foot waterfall, two outdoor kitchens, cantilevered glass bottomed swimming pool and jacuzzi, indoor/outdoor screening room, a glass 'wine gallery', private spa with hydrotherapy pools, circular glass elevator, grand staircase, 6 bedrooms, and staff quarters for 3. The Trump Groups sale team is targeting end-users rather than investors, including buyers from Miamis feeder markets of South America and Russia.
The Trump Group is developing the Mansions at Acqualina in Sunny Isles, a project with a forecasted completion date in 2015. The exceptional feature of this tower is their penthouse which was given the moniker Palazzo D'Oro which means 'palace of gold. The unit hit the market for $55 million, making significant noise in the end end real estate category of South Florida. The buzz around the building attracted a lot of upfront interest, within 2 month of sales launch 51% of the units were spoken for and $200 million in sales was generated.
Acqualina's Mansion-in-the-Sky View
The penthouse apartment comes with an attention-grabbing list of features, including a pivoting entry wall, living room reflecting pool, a 100 foot long master, disappearing glass walls, a 25 foot waterfall, two outdoor kitchens, cantilevered glass bottomed swimming pool and jacuzzi, indoor/outdoor screening room, a glass 'wine gallery', private spa with hydrotherapy pools, circular glass elevator, grand staircase, 6 bedrooms, and staff quarters for 3. The Trump Groups sale team is targeting end-users rather than investors, including buyers from Miamis feeder markets of South America and Russia.
The Trump Group is developing the Mansions at Acqualina in Sunny Isles, a project with a forecasted completion date in 2015. The exceptional feature of this tower is their penthouse which was given the moniker Palazzo D'Oro which means 'palace of gold. The unit hit the market for $55 million, making significant noise in the end end real estate category of South Florida. The buzz around the building attracted a lot of upfront interest, within 2 month of sales launch 51% of the units were spoken for and $200 million in sales was generated.
Acqualina's Mansion-in-the-Sky View
The penthouse apartment comes with an attention-grabbing list of features, including a pivoting entry wall, living room reflecting pool, a 100 foot long master, disappearing glass walls, a 25 foot waterfall, two outdoor kitchens, cantilevered glass bottomed swimming pool and jacuzzi, indoor/outdoor screening room, a glass 'wine gallery', private spa with hydrotherapy pools, circular glass elevator, grand staircase, 6 bedrooms, and staff quarters for 3. The Trump Groups sale team is targeting end-users rather than investors, including buyers from Miamis feeder markets of South America and Russia.
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