Photo of the Day: Brickell

  

Upscale high-rise office and residential towers line the waterfront side of Brickell along Brickell Avenue, from the Rickenbacker Causeway in the south to the mouth of the Miami River on the north. Brickell is one of the few areas in Miami where residents can easily get around by foot, bikes, or public transportation. .

Civil Courts Building, St. Louis, Missouri

  

The sun sets behind the Civil Courts Building in St. Louis, Missouri. The 84 year old building is located on Memorial Plaza and is often featured in photographs of the world famous Gateway Arch.

Photo of the Day: Blue and Green Diamond, Miami Beach

  

The twin Blue and Green Diamond towers are the tallest buildings in Miami Beach, Florida, and from 2000 to 2008 they were the tallest oceanfront residential buildings in the United States. If you're in the market for the best in oceanfront living, a modest 1,100-square-foot condo will easily cost up to one million dollars.

Photo of the Day: Building and Palm Trees

  

One of the many high-rise luxury residential buildings going up all over Miami-Dade county this year.

Photo of the Day: Sunset Over Brickell

  

Brickell is one of the largest financial districts in the country and the fastest growing neighborhood in Miami.

Photo of the Day: Brickell and Downtown Miami

  

Brickell is home to the Four Seasons Hotel, the tallest building in Florida since 2003, and the soon to be completed Brickell City Center; the one billion dollar project includes more than 9 acres of luxury residences, retail stores, restaurants, office space, and fitness facilities.

Photo of the Day: Miami Metromover, Brickell Loop

  

The Miami Metromover is made up of three loops. The inner loop, which circles the Miami Downtown area, and two outer loops that serve the Brickell and Omni areas. All three loops share the inner Downtown loop enabling riders to easily travel across all three neighborhoods.

Photo of the Day: One Brickell Square

  

One Brickell Square is one of Miami's most recognized office buildings. It's located in the corner of Brickell Avenue and 8th Street, in Miami, Florida.

Photo of Day: Downtown Miami

One Biscayne Tower & 50 Biscayne, Downtown, Miami, Florida  

Photo of the Day: Downtown Miami Building

Built in 1984, the Southeast Financial Center building is the second tallest building in Miami, and the tallest all-office building in the state of Florida.  

Photo of the Day: Miami River and Biscayne Bay

The Miami River flows from the terminus of the Miami Canal near the Miami International Airport to Biscayne Bay. This less than 6 miles long river is considered one of the shortest working rivers in the United States, but has long been used for recreational watercrafts as well as small cargo ships destined for the Bahamas and other Caribbean islands. In recent years, there has been a move to clean up and improve the river’s overall condition. The renewed interest in improving and developing areas along the river is starting to attract new shops, restaurants, and residences close to the banks of the Miami River, which may very well be the next real estate frenzy in Miami.