Hadley Henriette is the Managing Editor of Haute Living in Miami. Previously she was the Editor of 944 Magazine and a regular contributor for The Miami Herald, Ocean Drive and Axess. In addition to writing, Hadley has also served as a judge at the Miami International Film Festival and has appeared on Khloe and Kourtney Take Miami, NBC Live and Afterhours with Daniel Boulud.
Haute 100-lister Loren Ridinger was honored yesterday at Cosmo for Latinas’ Fun, Fearless Latina Awards. The Senior Vice-President of Market America was one of 11 Latinas (and one Latino) recognized and invited to speak by the magazine during a luncheon at the Hearst Tower in New York City. Ridinger joins actress Michelle Rodriguez, app developer Magaly Chocano, and others being recognized for fascinating and outstanding …
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Today, One Sotheby’s International Realty closed the highest sale price ever on North Bay Road and one of the biggest sales in Miami Beach with baseball star Alex Rodriguez’s $30 million estate. Mayi de la Vega, CEO and founder of One Sotheby’s International Realty has announced today that she and Arlene Susy Dunand represented Alex …
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Last Thursday, Property Markets Group’s Echo Aventura project hosted a round table event and party with some of the most prominent developers in today’s market. The panelists discussed topics ranging from what South Florida developers have planned for the future, project branding and what to do when there are no more sites. Panelists included Kevin Maloney, …
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With every price drop owning Casa Casuarina – the late Gianni Versace’s former home which has become a mecca to the designer’s extravagant, borderline baroque style – gets more accessible. The Ocean Drive mansion has seen its price go down for the second time. Originally put on the market for $125 million, the 10 bedroom, …
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Actor Christian Slater has just purchased an Old Spanish-style villa in the chic Coconut Grove neighborhood for $2.2 million. Slater, who is starring in four upcoming films including the highly anticipated Nymphoniac, is set to marry girlfriend Brittany Lopez, director of corporate development at Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami. The Spanish home, known as …
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Tourists might argue that every hour is Happy Hour in Miami, but locals know better. Head to these upscale watering holes for an after work drink or a late lunch, depending on whether or not you have fully adapted to ‘Miami Time.’
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The Adrienne Arsht Center has received a $250,000 grant from ArtPlace to create an Office of Neighborhood Development. ArtPlace is a group dedicated to “placemaking” artistic areas across the US. The group gave the Arsht center $300,000 in 2011 to create a master plan for the recently blighted areas in their immediate neighborhood, and have …
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Haute 100-lister Sam Nazarian’s sbe company is heading up the development of a Redbury Hotel in South Beach, a Hollywood CA hotel known for its amenities and celeb clientele. The Redbury South Beach will be situated in the Fairfax hotel at 1776 Collins Ave. Once it’s completed, the Redbury will boast 69 rooms and suites …
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A creative new tour sponsored by Lincoln takes residents (and tourists) through the streets of Miami to get reacquainted with their city. Focusing on the Wynwood area, the tour stops at Gallery Drive curated by RAW in the back lot of MAPS (the famous Mobile Arts Production Studio); Panther Coffee, Miami’s craft coffee bean roasters; …
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On Friday Miami Art Museum hosted their Sixth Annual Corporate Luncheon at the Mandarin Oriental. A packed house looked on while MAM presented their 2013 Corporate Honors to awardees who are committed to South Florida’s cultural community and MAM. Guests included Haute 100-lister and museum benefactor Jorge Perez, Walid Wahab, and mayor Carlos Gimenez. Honorary …
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