July coverage brought a more detailed look at Kempinski Residences Miami Design District, from newly released interiors and amenities to the project’s sales strategy and Miami’s broader business momentum. Explore the original stories below.
Bisnow
July 29, 2026
Bisnow examines how Miami luxury developers are investing heavily in immersive sales galleries as competition for preconstruction buyers intensifies. The article highlights Kempinski’s multimillion-dollar gallery as a way to make the project’s design, location and hospitality experience tangible before completion.
Traded
July 17, 2026
Traded presents newly released renderings that offer a closer look at Kempinski’s residences, indoor-outdoor living and extensive shared amenities. The coverage emphasizes the fourth-floor amenity bridge, wellness spaces and social programming that connect the two towers.
PROFILEmiami
July 16, 2026
PROFILEmiami showcases a new collection of interior and amenity renderings, including the pool decks, yoga lawn, arrival experience and elevated sky bridge. The feature also outlines how Arquitectonica, Rockwell Group and Enea are shaping the architecture, interiors and landscape as one connected residential environment.
Branded Living
July 15, 2026
Branded Living recognizes Kempinski Residences Miami Design District as the winner of the “Best New Market Entry” category in its 2026 Branded Living Awards. The feature highlights the project’s U.S. debut, European hospitality heritage and design-forward approach, bringing a new perspective to luxury residential living in Miami’s Design District.
Homes.com News
July 9, 2026
Homes.com News reports on the start of presales for Kempinski’s first branded residential project in the United States and the continued evolution of the Miami Design District. The article connects the project’s walkable location, Biscayne Bay setting and international buyer appeal with confidence in Miami’s long-term luxury market.
South Africa Today
July 6, 2026
South Africa Today explores how corporate relocations and record office rents are expanding Miami’s business footprint and feeding demand for housing. Joe DaGrosa describes the cycle in which companies establish offices, relocate teams and create additional residential demand across South Florida.
Briefs Finance
July 1, 2026
Briefs Finance uses Peter Thiel’s record-setting Miami office lease to examine the city’s continued rise as a destination for technology founders and investment capital. The report includes Joe DaGrosa’s view that executive relocations can generate a broader wave of employees who become future home buyers and renters.
