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March 16, 2020

RITZ-CARLTON RESIDENCES - The 52-story, 212-unit condominium at 15701 Collins Ave. in Sunny Isle Beach sold four units in February, including three priced about $3 million plus the $25.5 million penthouse, according to Edgardo Defortuna, the president and chief executive officer of Fortune International Group. The building, developed by Defortuna and Chateau Group, has sold about 80% of its units.

March 02, 2020

It's finally happened - the completion of Miami's hottest residential high-rise: The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Sunny Isles Beach. With its four penthouses already sold, and the other standalone condominium residences almost sold out, the 52-story residential tower boasts unprecedented luxury living along 250 feet of Sunny Isles' pristine beachfront. And that's just the beginning. The fantasy-living development also offers some of the most ultra-deluxe amenities and on-site luxuries that make living there simply extraordinary: the 212 luxury palatial residences; a private club level on the 33rd floor; beach restaurant; pool deck; full-service spa; fitness center and wellness center, to name only a few.

February 24, 2020

Ritz-Carlton Residences, Sunny Isles Beach secured its temporary certificate of occupancy and can now start closings at the 52-story luxury oceanfront condo development. Developed by Fortune International Group and Château Group, the 212-unit tower at 15701 Collins Avenue is nearly sold out and has recorded more than $150 million in preconstruction sales over the past year, according to a release. It broke ground in 2016.

RITZCARLTON RESIDENCES, SUNNY ISLES BEACH UNVEIL STRIKING PABLO ATCHUGARRY SCULPTURE FOR MIAMI ART WEEK
December 19, 2019

Marking the culmination of one of the most exciting weeks of the year in Miami, dozens of art world influentials, local luminaries and friends joined leaders with Fortune International Group, Château Group and internationally renowned artist Pablo Atchugarry for the unveiling of “Dreaming the Future,” Atchugarry’s latest sculpture. The stunning piece, intricately carved from Carrara marble and stretching 11.5’ in height, was commissioned by joint developers Fortune International Group and Château Group for The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Sunny Isles Beach. Revealed during an exclusive on-site ceremony during Miami Art Week, “Dreaming the Future” is now seated at the base of the tower’s entrance, serving as an enduring landmark for the both the condominium and the surrounding community.