With the development of the Gables Marquis, one of over ten new residential properties being built along Coral Way, the area has become home to a newly revitalized community resembling the changing visages of a kaleidoscope. Luxury high-rise residences, trendy shops and modernized communal resources create a wonderful dynamic of vibrant images. A series of improvements by the city and state including public landscaping, road repairs and decorative street lighting, have helped further elevate the standard of living in the area.

With little available land left in Miami-Dade County, prominent builders like EB Developers are now providing affordable and conveniently located options with an emphasis on luxury. The steady stream of development will add more than 2,000 homes to the area in the next few years. The area is witnessing a major transformation because of the strong demand for centrally located residences close to downtown, Coral Gables, airports, the beaches, and major highways.

The Coral Way neighborhood is composed of seven surrounding communities, each with its own distinct flavor. The resident population of the area is 54,327 with a primary demographic makeup of affluent Caucasians and Hispanics. While each community has a niche all its own, there is an overall sense of stability and pride that reverberates throughout the area. Residents play an active role in maintaining safety, order and managing the area's growth. Tree lined streets add an elegant and inviting aesthetic to one of Miami's most prestigious neighborhoods.

Coral Way boasts historic landmarks as well, including the Coral Gables House, now a museum celebrating the life of visionary George Merrick. Coral Gables City Hall, built in 1927 is one of the city's finest civic buildings and a focal point when entering the city. Also part of Coral Way is Miracle Mile, a half-mile stretch of intriguing specialty boutiques, art galleries and charming restaurants. It is the preferred shopping district for locals and a popular destination for tourists.

Downtown Miami and Brickell Avenue, the financial center of the city, are minutes away. Nearby Coral Gables and Coconut Grove are popular dining and entertaining retreats. A thriving hub of cultural arts, the area boasts a preponderance of theater and music. Established schools, profitable small businesses and outdoor cafes are within walking distance with luxury high-rise condominiums spattered throughout. Residents living in single-family homes, gated communities and exclusive grant estates, hidden behind heavy foliage and winding driveways, also call Coral Way home.

The Gables Marquis offers high-rise views and suburban prices in an urban location. The projects location offers young professionals and international buyers easy access to the entire city. While many of the residences will be for primary use, others are seasonal homes owned by young empty nesters and international buyers.