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July 1

Mirasol Ocean Towers

Miami Beach

Mid-Beach

**Miami Beach’s family-friendly middle ground between South Beach’s sensations and laidback living by the Ocean**

****Life in Mid-Beach****
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**This is South Beach’s more peaceful, but equally stylish cousin. It’s the perfect Oceanside escape away from much of the partying; luring in with its perfect white sand beaches, scenic ocean views, exclusive addresses, lavish leisure options and tranquility.**

**Miami Beach’s Mid-Beach is where you’d unwind with a luxurious spa at a legendary hotel, round of golf at the La Gorce or people-watching at one of the indulgent bars/lounges.**

**The hot new favorite of the it-crowd, living in Mid-Beach gives you access to all the action in South Beach minus the madness. The wine and dine scene is equally stylish in this upscale neighborhood with an emphasis on organic, fresh-sourced ingredients. Celeb chefs power more than half the restaurants and eateries here, making it a more sophisticated alternative to its wild cousin.**

**Mid-Beach is home to a mix of old Miami Beach architecture, waterfront mansions, historic MiMO-style hotels and haute new condo towers. Millionaire’s Row has long been the crown jewel of the neighborhood. All beachfront properties from 41st Street through 63rd Street, mostly built during the ‘60s, make up this oceanfront enclave. Here’s where Morris Lapidus’ iconic examples of Miami Modernist (MiMO) architecture, the Fontainebleau and Eden Roc, still stand withstanding the test of time. Renovations and brand new constructions have helped keep this legendary stretch of beach vibrant and welcoming.**

**South of 41st Street to about 22nd Street was the more forsaken part of Mid-Beach with rundown hotels and older condos – until recently. Currently under construction, this part of Mid-Beach is now expected to overtake Millionaire’s Row in terms of luxury and popularity in the near future.**

**It all began with the creation of Faena House and Miami Beach Edition bringing in ultra-luxury here and sparking off a renaissance. The six-block Faena District is being re-developed in-keeping with Mid-Beach’s glamorous, vacationer’s-paradise beginnings. It brings 169 hotel rooms, three condo buildings, a cultural center and a much-needed retail complex to this chic neighborhood.**

**Mid-Beach is also home to the super-exclusive Sunset Islands. These four gated islands make for some of the most expensive pieces of real estate in all of Miami with their character-filled mansions and direct access to the water.**

**New residences, retail, hotels, restaurants and lounges are poised to add to the star appeal of Mid-Beach. Whether resort or residential, boutique or high-rise, each new property is coming up with more extravagant, more luxuriant and much more indulgent stay and play options.**

  
 

****Neighborhood Favorites****
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### ****Shop**** **– Find all your upscale boutiques and shopping options at the Fontainebleau and upcoming Faena Bazaar.**

### ****Eat**** **– Dining at Mid-Beach is definitely for those who want to ditch the crowd and have a more refined experience. Sea Grape is a top pick for al fresco breakfast served in a traditional Floridian home from the 1930s. Celeb-chef Michelle Bernstein’s menu centers around ultra-fresh brasserie-styled dishes inspired by Florida and the Caribbean. Diners usually round up the day with drinks at the 1930s House lounge located in the same building.**

**Another revamped property from the 1930s is home to excellent eats. The 27 Restaurant and Bar sits in the hipster-favorite Freehand hostel and offers a global menu with ingredients sourced from its own herb garden. For more fresh eats, head to Essensia in The Palms Hotel. You’ll find flavorful dishes like eggplant parmesan and more New American fare on the menu sourced from their organic garden and farms across South Florida.**

**Find the best small plates and extensive Latin menu at The Edition’s Matador Room. Or, outstanding Asian fusion at Taleda. For finger-licking Italian, housemade pasta and water views, the celeb-chef powered Scarpetta in the Fontainebleau is a popular choice. But, for those looking for a hearty “Sunday Feast”, SoHo Beach House Cecconi’s is the place to be. Wood-fired pizzas, refined seafood and even the best Tres Leches can be found at this Venetian-style eatery.**

### ****Drink**** **– Mid-Beach’s nightlife is absolutely in sync with its chic reputation. The Broken Shaker ropes in the cool crowd with an open-air bar, pool-side seating, tiki stand, romantic ambiance, great music and drinks. On the other hand, Fontainebleau’s Bleau Bar gets it right with stiff drinks and creative cocktails.**

**Circa 39’s Wunderbar hideaway is for those looking to relax with a tipple or simply chill with some imaginative cocktails. However, for a more adventurous experience, head to the all-night Basement with its famous Djs, live dancers, bowling, ice-skating, pool tables, arcade games and slushies.**

### ****Play**** **-With some of the best golf courses in all of Miami, Mid-Beach poses as a spectacular retreat. The La Gorce Golf Course, Miami Beach Golf Club and Bayshore Municipal Golf Course can all be found in this upscale neighborhood.**

**If a round of golf seems too much, there’s no better way to enjoy the sun, sand and beach with a leisurely stroll across the Miami Beach Boardwalk that showcases the picturesque ocean-scape. People also prefer to park themselves at the Indian Beach Park or under one of the colorful umbrellas lining the serene stretches of white sand in Mid-Beach.**

****Boundaries****
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**Mid-Beach is bound by Dade Blvd towards the south and 63rd street. Its neighbors are South Beach, North Beach and the Ocean.**

****Getting Around****
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*   **South Beach – 10 minutes by car/20 minutes by public transit/15 minutes by bike**
*   **Jungle Island – 20 minutes by car/45 minutes by public transit**
*   **Mount Sinai Medical Center – In the neighborhood**
*   **Downtown - 30 minutes by car/55 minutes by public transit**
*   **AmericanAirlines Arena – 20 minutes by car/40 minutes by public transit/30 minutes by bike via Venetian Causeway**
*   **Wynwood Walls – 25 minutes by car/50 minutes by public transit**
*   **Brickell - 30 minutes by car/1 hour by public transit**
*   **Port of Miami – 25-minute car ride/1 hour by public transit**
*   **Miami International Airport - 30-minute car ride/35 minutes by public transit**
*   **Venetian Causeway – 10 minutes away**
*   **MacArthur Causeway – 15 minutes away**
*   **I-95 – 20 minutes away**
*   **Public Transit Options – The Metrobus connects Mid-beach to its more popular neighbor down South and quaint neighbor up north. Additionally, bikes are available as rentals with city-wide bike lanes and parking making the pedaled commute easier.**

****A Brief History of Mid Beach and Where It’s Headed****
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**Mid-Beach came into being during the 1950s as a result of postwar prosperity bringing in lavish resorts to this quaint part of town. First came the Fontainebleau Miami Beach in 1954, closely followed by its neighbor Eden Rock in 1956. Its popularity skyrocketed with TV stars Arthur Godfrey and Jackie Gleason taping their shows at these legendary hotels in the early 60s.**

**As with other Miami neighborhoods, immigration and crime waves sent Mid-Beach’s popularity spiraling down in the 70s. However, South Beach’s comeback during the 80s and 90s would put Mid-Beach (then Miami Beach) back on the map.**

**Today, Mid-Beach is witnessing another renaissance. With the most beautiful part of beach, this stylish neighborhood already boasts of more than 100 buildings with distinctive midcentury-modern architecture. Additionally, an entrepreneur from Buenos Aires (Mr. Faena), and his business partner from New York (Len Blavatnik), have taken upon themselves to revive faded hotels and condos in the, now, Faena district.**

**The Faena district, that received official designation in 2014, has become the centerpiece of Mid-Beach’s booming popularity. An emerging neighborhood with lavish amenities, Mid-Beach is on the verge of becoming the hottest residential neighborhood north of fifth.**

Sep Niakan

Thank you for visiting my profile. My name is Sep Niakan, Managing Broker of Blackbook Properties and a real estate sales top producer in the Miami area for the past 15 years.

I pride myself on keeping the buying and selling process simple and fun, being a knowledgeable guide for my clients, and negotiating to get my clients what they want at a fair price.

I have built my business based on long-term relationships, not individual transactions. If a trusted relationship is what you are looking for when buying or selling your home, please give me a ring and let's talk.

On a more personal note, I am married to a beautiful woman, have two beautiful young children and enjoy a life filled with lots of family and friends that I cherish. When I am not working, my only regular hobby is spending time with my family and close friends. I occasionally need to get away for a few days to clear my mind, and my favorite destinations are places where neither the people nor the landscapes remind me of home, so that it can feel I am getting a true "reboot".

Oh, and I am also founder of condoblackbook.com


Stephanie Bienstock

A true Miami Beach native, Stephanie was inspired at the tender age of 16 to become involved in the transformation of the city. Her ability to get along with everyone and instantly put people at ease made her a perfect fit for real estate. Starting as an assistant to a number of top-line producers of the time, she obtained her license at 19 years old. And, there’s been no looking back ever since.

Stephanie continued working for some of the top real estate minds of the city and gained experience working with affluent clients. This led her to finally begin selling real estate independently in the early 2000s. Since then, her exclusive focus has been luxury waterfront properties, and she has participated in the sale of over $350,000,000 in sales. A feat that has helped many discerning clients find their picture-perfect property on the water.

Stephanie is often described as an open, easy going and genuine person. Being a perfectionist, she loves being organized and well-prepared. This comes in handy for her clients, as she not only brings a sense of structure to their entire experience but also helps put things into perspective for others, giving them the clarity they need to make good decisions.

Besides striving to excel at everything she does, Stephanie loves exercising and a good cup of coffee. She’s a dedicated mom of two and wife of one who really takes enjoyment in spending time with them. Not many know that this perfectionist has ninja-fast reflexes and also packs a mean punch. So spar with her at your own risk.


Jessica Turner

Jessica graduated from Suffolk University with a Degree in International Relations and Economics. After marketing small businesses in Boston, her passion for connecting with people brought her to Miami and into real estate. A positive and outgoing person, clients often describe her as a good listener, highly relatable and an easy going professional.

Born and raised in New England, Jessica inherited some key traits of being fast-paced, competitive and detail-oriented from the city. Today, she applies those traits to her real estate dealings and is a firm believer in the fact that detail and diligence breed success. Her experience of having lived in South Beach, Brickell and Edgewater has always come in handy when helping clients, with plenty of success stories behind her.


Vera Berezhnaya

Being drawn to Miami’s amazing architecture, people and lifestyle, Vera began her real estate journey in 2014. She quickly gathered expertise on South Florida’s residential market and enjoys finding creative ways to assist her clients with renting and purchasing. She is often described as an attentive and dedicated professional and holds dear her family values of discipline, punctuality, and respect for others. Vera’s major inspiration comes from the happy smiles and faces of her clients, whom she doesn’t mind hand-holding right from figuring out their dream home to living in one.

A graduate in Business Administration and Paralegal Studies, this native-born Russian moved to Miami with her parents and two Siberian Huskies at the age of 17. Her roots give her the added advantage of quickly building a rapport with people from her country and those who speak her first language. Her background in managing luxury brand stores and retail also gives her a knack for dealing with high-end clientele.

When Vera isn’t busy showing gorgeous houses around Miami, she loves to travel with her fiancé, exploring new cities, cultures, and cuisines. She also plays the violin, enjoys fishing and loves outdoor activities. Don’t be surprised if you find her singing karaoke in her car on the way to a showing, but that’s all the singing you can expect from this motivated woman.


Tatiana Rodriguez

Born in Miami Beach and raised in the family-focused neighborhood of Bay Harbour Islands, Tatiana is a true Miami native who’s been deeply influenced by the all-inclusive, multicultural, and ever-evolving spirit of the Magic City.

Always aiming higher, she not only strives to do better for herself but also for the people around her. Crediting the values of growing up in community-focused neighborhoods in Miami, and with a civic-minded family, Tatiana values relationships immensely and brings this ethic and professionalism to her work and clients. Her understanding of people and relationships was further solidified with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the Florida International University.

Clients describe Tatiana as a genuine, dedicated, and a highly thoughtful individual who’s always on your team. “They can expect for me to go to bat for them, be dedicated to them, and ensure I will be there through every step of the process so they don't have to worry.”

In her free time, Tatiana loves the lifestyle and cultural variety the Magic City has to offer. “Between the people, food, community, sunshine, and beach,” there’s no place like home for this Miami native. A firm believer of living a balanced life, you’ll find Tatiana dancing, working out, or simply out for a long walk with her two beautiful dogs and boyfriend during her time off.

Tatiana’s Fun Fact? She was in the Junior Olympics for Jump Rope.


Katia Bon

Originally from Mexico, Katia is now well known and beloved in the Edgewater and Wynwood communities of Miami. She first gained notoriety as a master baker before she transitioned to real estate.

Katia stands out as a real estate agent because to her, clients aren't simply customers. They are neighbors and friends. And she is passionate about guiding her clients through the process of buying and selling their properties.

When servicing her clients, Katia draws from her experience as a former baker, "When someone chooses a cake, they take their time deciding the proper flavor and ideal decoration. Buying a house requires the same attention and dedication. I put extra effort to find the perfect place to ensure my clients’ long-lasting satisfaction." - Katia Bon

Currently, Katia and her loving family live, work and enjoy perfect weather in Miami. Her two sons are soccer fanatics, so much so that her family also owns the local indoor soccer venue Wynwood Soccer.

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