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Resort-style pools, spas, state-of-the-art gyms! These have always been some of the main features and amenities that a luxury Miami condo should offer to attract buyers. With the advent of the pandemic, the scenario has changed a bit! Miami World Center, one of the largest mixed-use complexes in the world, plans to invest about $ 60 million in a health center available to residents and hotel guests.
Dan Kodsi, a partner at Royal Palm Companies, announced that he has plans to develop a 100,000 sqft health center as part of Legacy Hotel & Residences. Legacy is one of the projects within the Miami World Center and one of the few in the city that allows short-term rental. When completed, Legacy will offer 274 condos and 256 hotel rooms. Prices start at $ 300,000.
As reported by The Real Deal, guests at the hotel and unit owners will have access to the healthcare facility’s physicians and practitioners, an onsite lab, pharmacy, full diagnostic center and rooms outfitted with medical gas and ventilator capabilities, according to the release. Other features include a dedicated number of medically equipped hotel rooms for post-surgical patients, surgery rooms, MRI, CT scans, mammography, X-ray and ultrasound capabilities.
Legacy Hotel & Residences is adjacent to the luxurious Paramount Miami Worldcenter, a 60-story luxury tower with 569 units. In January 2019, Miami Worldcenter Associates, CIM Group and Falcone Group completed the complex’s first building, Caoba, a 444 unit rental tower on 698 Northeast First Avenue.
Find out more: https: / /therealdeal.com/miami/2020/06/24/for-future-pandemics-miami-worldcenter-plans-60m-health-center/
