Today’s New Miami recap focuses on Art Basel – both the art itself and the opportunity it brought for brokers to court potential clients.
Record Sales, Crowds At Art Basel Miami Beach 2013
With over $3 billion worth of art on display and an estimated 50,000 visitors flying to Miami for the fair, this was Art Basel’s most successful year yet.
Art Basel Productive for Miami Real Estate Players
Developers and brokers capitalized on the influx of wealthy art collectors and tourists, using the opportunity to sell new and existing residential developments.
At Art Basel Week in Miami, Art Takes on a Starring Role
Parties and glitz aside, the quality of art at Art Basel was top-notch. With the opening of Perez Art Museum Miami, some of it is here to stay.
Brokers Get Creative To Market Properties To Art Basel Crowd
At Art Basel, multi-millionaires bought not only paintings but luxury properties to hang them in.
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