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JUNE 4, 2026 • 12 PAGES • VOLUME 23 • ISSUE 38
AVENTURA • BAL HARBOUR • DANIA BEACH • HALLANDALE BEACH • HOLLYWOOD • MIAMI-DADE • PEMBROKE PINES • BROWARD • SURFSIDE • SUNNY ISLES BEACH
Sunset Estates, A $110 Million Architectural Waterfront Compound On Sunset Islands III
It Only Takes One Storm Strengthen Your Property & Check Your Insurance Coverage To Prepare For Hurricane Season NOAA is forecasting a belownormal season with a total of 8-14 named storms. It only takes one storm to devastate communities and cause Billions of dollars in damage. The 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season has officially begun on June 1st. Now is the time to strengthen your property to reduce potential damage and check your insurance coverage to make sure you are financially prepared if a storm damages your property, says the American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA). The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is forecasting a below-normal season with a total of 8-14 named storms. Of those, 3-6 are forecast to become hurricanes, including 1-3 major hurricanes. “The forecast for belowaverage activity, while welcome news, does not mean residents in hurricane-prone states can let their guard down,” says Michael Richmond-Crum, Senior Director of Personal Lines at APCIA. “It only takes one storm to devastate communities and cause billions of dollars in damage, so it is critical to be prepared for the worst-case scenario. Hurricane Season, Page 4A
Positioned at 1400-1420 W 23rd St in Miami Beach.
have a tipping point in mind — a specific gas price where they begin reconsidering the longterm practicality of driving a gasoline-powered vehicle. For 23% of those surveyed, that threshold is $5 per gallon. Once prices climb into that territory, many Americans begin exploring alternatives. What starts as curiosity can quickly turn into action. Some drivers begin comparing vehicle models online. Others visit automaker websites or research charging stations in their area. Even those who are not imme-
Sunset Estates, one of the most architecturally significant waterfront compounds to debut in Miami Beach in recent years, has officially entered the market for $110,000,000. Located within the exclusive guard-gated Sunset Islands III, the trophy estate combines two newly completed modern waterfront residences across more than 32,000 Square Feet of prime land with 187 feet of combined water frontage. Ana Teresa Rodriguez, CEO of ATR Luxury Homes Group at Coldwell Banker Realty, is representing the seller. Positioned at 1400-1420 West 23rd Street in Miami Beach, Sunset Estates was envisioned as a one-of-one modern tropical compound designed to meet the growing demand for ultraprivate, design-forward waterfront living in Miami’s luxury market. The estate merges architectural scale, resort-style amenities, and compound-style living within one of Miami Beach’s most coveted island enclaves. It was originally developed by luxury developer Todd Michael
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South Beach. Just a few blocks away, The Goodtime Hotel brings a playful, stylish spirit to Miami Beach. Situated in one of South Beach’s historic neighborhoods, the boutique property blends retro glam-
our with tropical design. Select rooms overlook the Atlantic, while the expansive Arigato Suite provides an elevated escape complete with a wet bar and
The financial benefits of driving an electric vehicle can add up over time.
Frustration At The Pump Why Americans Are Exploring Electric Vehicles For more than one-third of Americans, one simple number is changing the way they think about driving: the final total on a gas station receipt. What was once a routine stop has become a source of frustration for millions of drivers across the country. The rising cost of fuel is no longer viewed as a temporary inconvenience but as an ongoing financial burden that affects everyday decisions, from commuting to family road trips. According to new research from Hyundai Motor America, this growing frustration is pushing many Americans to explore alternatives to traditional gas-
powered vehicles, particularly electric vehicles (EVs). For some, the idea begins as a passing thought while standing at the pump. For others, it quickly becomes serious research into what life without gasoline might actually look like. The survey found that 23% of respondents said they have experienced sticker shock at the pump more than once, and nearly half admitted that filling up their vehicle now brings feelings of frustration or outright dread. Drivers are increasingly reaching a point where the numbers simply stop making sense. Many consumers already
Making Waves: Coastal Stays Worth Diving Into There’s something universally magnetic about a waterfront escape. Maybe it’s the rhythm of waves against the shore, the glow of a skyline reflected on the water at dusk or the feeling that life simply slows down near the coast. Across the United States, travelers are rediscovering destinations where scenic stays are just as memorable as the cities themselves. From Florida’s iconic beach towns to the urban waterfronts of Chicago and New York City, these standout hotels offer front-row seats to some of the country’s most captivating coastal views. Miami & Miami Beach: Sun, Style and Endless Energy Miami has long mastered the art of combining glamour with
laid-back tropical living. In Miami Beach, pastel-colored Art Deco architecture lines Ocean Drive while turquoise Atlantic waves roll just beyond the sand. Across Biscayne Bay, Downtown Miami and Brickell pulse with rooftop lounges, luxury shopping, Latininspired dining and a thriving arts scene. Whether travelers come for nightlife, culture or sunshine, the city delivers a sensory experience unlike anywhere else in the country. Few properties capture South Beach sophistication quite like The Betsy. Located within the Art Deco Historic District, the familyowned boutique resort offers panoramic Atlantic Ocean views from its Rooftop Pool Deck, Oceanfront Deck and Skyline Deck. Guests can spend the
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Credit: The Betsy morning walking the beach before exploring nearby Lincoln Road’s boutiques and cafes. By sunset, the rooftop becomes one of the city’s most serene vantage points, where ocean breezes meet the unmistakable energy of
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Making Waves, Page 3A
The Power of Sharing a Table, 10A