Want to Try Dirt for Dinner? A new Miami Beach Resto opening in South of Fifth neighborhood

A new restaurant is heading to Miami Beach’s South-of-Fifth neighborhood, with a down-and-dirty name: Dirt. The concept is casual, modern American with a health conscious twist — plans are to open in September at 232 Fifth Street, in the space formerly occupied by Kone Sushi. Dirt plans to serve “a vegetable-forward menu with responsibly raised proteins, such as hormone- and antibiotic-free grass-fed meats, pasture-raised chicken, wild-caught fish, and cage-free eggs, according to a release. Named for its desire “to create an unpretentious, transparent, back-to-basics approach to how we eat and enjoy food,” Dirt said it will be serve breakfast, lunch and dinner, along with organic juices, smoothies, wine, craft beer and other items. The restaurant is co-f0unded by Jeff LaTulippe, general manager, whose background includes an internship at the White House and a stint on Wall Street before a career in private equity.

Jade Ocean Sunny Isles Beach Penthouse 4408

Jade Ocean
17121 Collins Avenue  Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160

Enjoy resort-style living at your fingertips.  A distinctive 50-story glass oceanfront tower perfectly located between Bal Harbour Shops and the Aventura Mall, as well as Miami and Fort Lauderdale International Airports.  Upon arrival, you are greeted by a six-story cascading waterfall and lush landscaping, and a unique oceanfront porte-cochere with drop off over­looking the white sand beach and blue Atlantic Ocean.  This is something that you don’t often see!

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2900 NE 37th Street Coral Ridge Fort Lauderdale, FL

2900 NE 37^th Street

Fort Lauderdale, FL

Waterfront Home Located in Coral Ridge Community of Fort Lauderdale650 FT of Water Frontage, can accommodate up to 3 Mega yachts up to 230Ft. Click Here to see more information and photos for 2900 NE 37 st.

This Exquisite 2 story 31 room waterfront luxury estate located at 2900 NE 37 St Fort Lauderdale was built in 2004 and is a masterpiece of design. With over an acre of property it is the epitome of luxury and sophistication. This spectacular double point lot has 650’+of water frontage, 3 deep water docks and spectacular Intracoastal views. The large double story 2000 sq. ft. family room overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway with imposing stone fire place & saloon bar is a focal point of the residence. This luxury waterfront home offers Intricate blending of indoor and outdoor living, resort style pool with water fall, water slide, rock climbing, in-pool bar & large Jacuzzi, Spanish style verandas and gardens, complete summer kitchen, 2 BR guest house. This is the quintessential Fort Lauderdale, Florida life style where boating abounds, steps from Coral Ridge Golf & Country Club, the beaches and fine dining.

Foyer: Double Story Foyer entrance winding dual staircase, beautiful marble floors with medallion center piece and intricately designed wood dome ceiling with chandelier. From the Foyer one can choose to take the South gallery with its magnificent cut stone ceiling, antique brass lighting fixtures and marble and hard wood flooring. The dining room, living room, library/study and music hall with Baby Grand piano are accessed through the South Gallery. If you choose to walk straight ahead you will enter “The Lodge” a spectacular double story 2000 sq. ft. family room.

Homes Are Getting Smarter and Can Help Reduce Expenses

New smart home products and services are coming to market every day. Advances in technology  fuels the introduction of 100’s of new devices that will make homes more intelligent. Tech giant Google is betting on it.

Recently, they purchased a company called Nest for approximately $3.4 billion. Yes, a “b.” Nest specializes in smart technology for the home. Their website says, “We take what’s familiar and look at it in a new light. Our team focuses on making technology that’s simple, fresh and helpful.”

Nest has developed a smart thermostat.