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. .

Photo of the Day: City of Doral Government Center

  

Located in the heart of downtown Doral, the City of Doral Government Center stands as a proud proclamation that Doral is coming of age and a city on the rise. The massive downtown development project includes a variety of shops, restaurants, office buildings, and residential homes, as well as a new charter school and a three-acre public park.

According to BusinessWeek, Doral is the Best City in Florida for Business Start-ups; Forbes ranks Doral Second in America’s top 25 towns to live well for its cultural amenities, pro-business environment, and highly educated workforce; and US News & World Report ranks Doral the Third Best Place in the USA to Retire.

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: Miami Sunset

  

Another amazing sunset behind the Miami skyline. The photo was taken from the outdoor waterfront dining patio at the Rusty Pelican restaurant on Key Biscayne.

Photo of the Day: Mandarin Oriental, Miami

  

The infinity pool at the Mandarin Oriental hotel on Brickell Key overlooks the Brickell and Miami Downtown skyline. For those looking forward to Miami Spa Month, the Mandarin Oriental features the only Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star spa in Florida. The Mandarin Oriental is participating in Miami Spa Month during July 1 – August 31.

Photo of the Day: The Pool at the InterContinental Downtown Miami

  

If you’re planning a trip to the city, I highly recommend the InterContinental in Downtown. It’s centrally located between Downtown Miami and Brickell, and adjacent to Bayfront Park. A brief walk will get you to Bayside, AmericanAirlines Arena (home of the three-times NBA Champions Miami Heat), Adrian Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, the Miami Art Museum, and the Freedom Tower, just to name a few.

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.