Miami's New High-Flying Hotspot: Luxury with a Price Tag

In Miami, a new hotspot is taking shape, high above the city streets. The building, 830 Brickell, is already a big deal, hosting major companies like Citadel and Thoma Bravo. But the real buzz is about what's happening on the top floors. The 54th and 55th floors are getting a major upgrade. They're being transformed into a members-only club and restaurant. The team behind New York's Michelin-starred Le Jardinier is taking the reins. But don't think you can just walk in off the street. Only tenants of the building get an invite to join this exclusive club. And it's not cheap. There's a $25, 000 initiation fee, plus an annual fee of $5, 000. That's a steep price for a membership. But for some, it's about more than just a fancy place to eat. This club is about networking, making connections, and being part of an elite group. It's about status and rubbing shoulders with Miami's business elite. But is it really worth the price? That's a question only the members can answer. For now, 830 Brickell is more than just a building. It's a symbol of success and exclusivity in Miami. It's a place where the city's elite can gather, network, and enjoy the finer things in life. But it's also a reminder that in Miami, status comes at a price.