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About
Venetian Islands Miami
The
Venetian Islands is a neighborhood within the
City of Miami Beach in
 Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States. It is located in the center portion of
the main island that the city occupies. The Venetian
Islands, a chain of artificial islands in Biscayne Bay
in the cities of Miami and Miami Beach.
This is home to residential neighborhoods and a portion
of the Venetian Causeway.
The island has been the home of
many wealthy residents, including celebrities, since its
creation. The islands real estate
is a private community full of Miami Beach luxury
homes. Exquisite waterfront Miami homes and
luxury Miami mansions surrounded in a lush tropical
setting can be found in Venetian Islands. Venetian
Island homes
feature large and luxurious spaces, even grand enough
for a few celebrities, who wish to remain anonymous. The
La Gorce Country Club which
is located just a few minutes away has incredible
attractions like world-class golf course, tennis, community
pool and a relaxing clubhouse.
 Venetian
Island real estate is comprised mostly of luxury
waterfront homes. Still, there are a few slightly more
inland properties available as well. With easy access to
the popular barrier island of Miami Beach and the
downtown area of Miami, the Islands real estate is a fine
choice for purchasing a Bayfront and waterfront home in
South Florida.
Selling
your Venetian Islands Home?
Contact
the Venetian Islands Miami real estate specialist
for a free and without obligation market analysis on
your real estate property. Also find out the numerous
advantages of listing your home with the Venetian
Islands
real estate specialist and the benefits it
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site.
Venetian Islands real estate
includes the Belle, Di Lido, Rivo Alto and San Marino
Islands. In general, the area encompasses a variety of
"sub-neighborhoods" within its geographic boundaries.
These include single-family areas, principal arterial
roadways, and multi-family areas. Due to the diversity
of areas, the neighborhood improvements will be
implemented through two separate construction
sub-neighborhoods, as follows:The Venetian Causeway
crosses Biscayne Bay between the City of Miami on the
mainland and City of Miami Beach on a barrier island in
southern Florida. The man-made Venetian Islands and
non-bridge portions of the causeway were created by
materials which came from the dredging of the bay.The
Venetian Causeway follows the original route of the
Collins Bridge, a wooden 2/5 mile (600 m) long structure
built in 1913 by John S. Collins and Carl G. Fisher
which opened up the barrier island for unprecedented
growth and development.
DiLido,
San Marino and Rivo Alto Islands. These corridors
consist of single-family residences. Originally planned
to be a part of the total Venetian Islands Project with
Belle Island, Di Lido, San Marino and Rivo Alto were
subsequently "split-out" as a separate package because
they were not deemed to be within a Priority drainage
basin by the City's PWD. On the other hand, the Belle
Island was. The Department of Environmental Management
would not issue a permit for a complete project, if all
islands did not receive storm water improvements.
However, not having been designated a Priority Basin,
monies made available to the Venetian Islands through
the bond issue were appropriately reallocated to fund
shortfalls within other priority basins citywide. Hence,
Bid Packages 13B and 13C were separated for permitting
purposes. Please contact the CIP Office for further
details on projects that may be of interest to you.
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