If you're searching for a luxury condo in Coral Gables with waterfront views, The Gables Club is one of the most sought-after addresses in the city — and Unit 7G in Tower 1 is one of its most coveted residences.

Located at 10 Edgewater Drive, this Northeast corner unit offers something rare: direct, unobstructed views of Biscayne Bay, the Miami skyline, Key Biscayne, and Miami Beach — all from three private balconies.

About the Residence

Unit 7G features 2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a formal living room, and a family room open to the kitchen — a layout that lives large and works equally well for entertaining or everyday life. The Northeast corner position means natural light all day and the best view line in the building, showing the bay and the skyline.

The Gables Club Lifestyle

The Gables Club is two towers set on 10.5 acres along the Gables Waterway, offering a resort-style lifestyle that few buildings in South Florida can match:

• Private marina with boat slips
• Residents-only restaurant***
• Spa with services - hair salon, manicurist and massage
• Two swimming pools including a lap pool
• Tennis courts (four and two are lit)
• 2 Exercise rooms, plus a Pilates room
• Dog park
• Putting green

Take a Video Tour

Watch the full walkthrough above to experience Unit 7G for yourself.

Ready to schedule a private showing? Contact Lisa Fox and Sheila Freed, Coldwell Banker Realty — 305-345-8153 or Lisa@LisaFox.com

Frequently Asked Questions About The Gables Club, Coral Gables

What is The Gables Club in Coral Gables? The Gables Club is a prestigious luxury condominium community in Coral Gables, Florida, consisting of two towers set on 10.5 acres along the Gables Waterway with direct access to Biscayne Bay. It is widely considered one of the most amenity-rich and sought-after condo addresses in South Florida.

What amenities does The Gables Club offer? Residents enjoy a private marina with boat slips, a residents-only restaurant, full-service spa, two swimming pools including a lap pool, tennis courts, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and a dog park — all within a beautifully landscaped gated community.

What are the views like at The Gables Club? Depending on the unit and floor, views range from the Gables Waterway canal to Biscayne Bay, Key Biscayne, Miami Beach, and the Miami skyline. The Northeast corner units in Tower 1 — like Unit 7G — are considered the most desirable view line in the building.

Is The Gables Club pet friendly? Yes. The Gables Club has a dedicated dog park on the property.

Does The Gables Club have a marina? Yes. The Gables Club has a private marina with boat slips available to residents, offering direct water access — a rare feature for a condominium community in Coral Gables.

What is currently available at The Gables Club? Unit 7G in Tower 1 is currently listed at $3,200,000. This is a 2-bedroom, 3-bathroom Northeast corner residence with three balconies and panoramic views of Biscayne Bay, the Miami skyline, Key Biscayne, and Miami Beach. Contact Lisa Fox and Sheila Freed at 305-345-8153 for a private showing.

Is The Gables Club a good building to buy in? The Gables Club consistently ranks among the top luxury condo communities in Coral Gables due to its private setting, extensive amenities, waterway and bay views, and strong sense of community. It appeals to both primary residents and buyers seeking a refined South Florida lifestyle.

Where is The Gables Club located? The Gables Club is located at 10 Edgewater Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33133, just minutes from Miracle Mile, Coconut Grove, and downtown Miami.

Wonderful Estate Home in Windemere Woode | South Miami - Sunset Area

A home defined by space, light, and architectural character—located in the desirable enclave of Windemere Woode, just off Sunset Drive in Miami.

 8450 SW 74 Terrace, Miami, FL

5 Bedrooms + 2 Dens | 4.5 Bathrooms | 2-Car Garage | Swimming Pool | Whole House Generator 

 This estate residence is centered around a striking interior atrium with a waterfall, filling the home with natural light and creating a true sense of calm. Expansive living areas, a third-level retreat, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow make it ideal for both everyday living and entertaining.

 Enjoy a covered summer kitchen, oversized pool, and lush surroundings with mature mango trees. Important updates include impact windows and doors, newer roof and A/C systems, PVC plumbing, whole-house generator, and elevator plans.

 📍 Windemere Woode | South Miami

📩 Contact me for more information or to schedule a private showing.

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Lisa Fox Miami Real Estate is your place to find all information about Miami, Florida homes and condos for sale and information buying and selling in today's Miami and South Florida real estate market. Serving to a large extent, Coral Gables real estate, Coconut Grove, Pinecrest, Brickell, Miami, Palmetto Bay, South Miami, Miami Beach, and surrounding communities.

Here's your Miami real estate March-April update. We see peak season activity bringing more buyers into contracts, closes prices increase.

Here’s the March Data:
✅38% is all sales closed ALL CASH.
✅we have a 12% increase in the amount of closed sales over $1 M, countywide.
✅ Median sales price for all SF homes countywide up +3.7% in March vs last year.
✅Average sales price of homes and condos combined up over 9% in March versus last year.

if you’re thinking about buying, selling, or just curious about your home value, the data matters, Neighborhood by Neighborhood. And knowing how to read it makes all the difference.

This is a market. I’ve been navigating for 23 years. Please reach out to me directly for more information and straight answers with clarity.

The Biltmore Hotel is celebrating 100 years of history, elegance, and architectural beauty—
and it’s still one of the most breathtaking historical places in all of South Florida. From its beautiful design and legendary pool—one of the largest hotel pools in the country— The Biltmore Hotel has hosted world leaders, international summits, Hollywood legends, and generations of memorable moments.

Here's a Little History:

Coral Gables founder George Merrick wanted a monumental building as a centerpiece for his suburban upscale garden-city development. Various cities at that time promoted grand architecture as a foundation of city planning - as a part of the City Beautiful movement. Inspiration for the Biltmore Hotel's iconic tower came from the majestic Giralda Tower in Seville, blending Spanish heritage with Merrick's Mediterranean Revival vision.

The hotel officially opened in January 1926, and it was the tallest building in Florida. In September, a major hurricane struck Miami. While the hotel was undamaged, the housing boom ended, and Merrick's company filed bankruptcy in 1929. The hotel was resold a few times before eventually ending up in the hands of the military during WWII, serving as a hospital.

The building served many roles over its long history - Post WWII, it later became a VA hospital and early UM school of medicine thereafter. Fortunately, the City of Coral Gables was granted ownership for $3 million in 1973 under the Historic Monuments Act, and the building was added to the US National Register of Historic Places. They discussed converting it into a housing complex with adjacent apartment buildings or using it as a campus for FIU.

Fortunately, after bringing the golf course and country club back to life, the city agreed to restore the Biltmore to a 266-suite hotel for $40 Million. That still wasn't the grand season of the Biltmore - After being restored and reopened as a 4-Star hotel in 1987, the loan note was foreclosed on by Barnett Bank and the hotel closed for 3 years in 1989.

A Helping Hand Comes Along: Gene Prescott and the Seaway corporation saved the hotel. The city agreed to lease them property and land for 99-years. It was restored once again, and the Biltmore was later was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1996. Today it remains a centerpiece of Coral Gables heritage, culture and architectural splendor.

What's at the Biltmore Hotel? In addition to being a hotel, there's an 18-hole golf course, a spa, and an iconic swimming pool - one of the largest in the country. There are event rooms, conference and meeting rooms, and restaurants, Sunday brunch is popular. The ballroom often serves as a venue for weddings. The Biltmore offers membership options to the community to use its facilities. Throughout the year are both public and private events, including an outstanding 4th of July fireworks show and a New Years Eve dessert and fireworks event.

Have There Been Famous Visitors?
Here are some of the Biltmore's famous visitors of the past decades: Christina Aguilera, Muhammad Ali, Lauren Bacall, Kevin Bacon, Antonio Banderas, Angela Bassett, Larry Bird, James Caan, Natalie Cole, Cindy Crawford, Celia Cruz, Jane Curtin, His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Jamie Foxx, Andy Garcia, Gisselle, Woody Harrelson, Tommy Hilfiger, Evander Holyfield, Oscar de la Hoya, Rachel Hunter, Julio Iglesias, LL Cool J, Janet Jackson, Magic Johnson, Spike Lee, Jennifer Lopez, Chuck Mansion, Ricky Martin, Luis Miguel, Julianne Moore, Bill Murray, Prince, Robert Redford, Martin Sheen, Will Smith, Sylvester Stallone, Martha Stewart, Rod Steward, Oliver Stone, The Bee Gees, John Travolta, Gloria Vanderbilt, Oprah Winfrey, and the list goes on.

As a long time Miamian and Realtor, I love sharing places that define the character of our community. This hotel isn’t just historic—it’s alive, relevant, and still setting the standard for luxury living in South Florida. If you appreciate iconic architecture, historic hotels, or are curious about life in Coral Gables, this centennial moment is something special to experience.

📍 Coral Gables, Florida 🏛️ Historic Landmark 💯 Celebrating 100 Years of Legacy

For more information about the Biltmore Hotel, click here: The Biltmore Hotel

Coral Gables: Miami’s International Hub with a Truly Global Soul

Having lived in Miami nearly my entire life — and worked in real estate throughout Coral Gables for over two decades — I’ve watched the city grow into a truly global destination. What many people don’t realize is that Coral Gables quietly sits at the center of Miami’s international business presence.

Beyond its beauty and lifestyle, Coral Gables has become one of South Florida’s most respected international hubs, attracting multinational companies, foreign government offices, global executives, and families from around the world who often choose to live here long-term — not just work here.

A Global Business Presence in a Human-Scale City

Coral Gables may be smaller in size than the City of Miami, but its global footprint is significant. The city is home to more than 120 multinational companies, along with international banks, over 20 government offices and consulates, and regional headquarters serving Latin America, Europe, and the Caribbean.

This concentration of global business within a relatively compact, beautifully planned city is rare. Companies are drawn to Coral Gables for its executive-level office environment, technology and security offerings, its stability and prestige — without the congestion and overdevelopment found elsewhere in Miami-Dade County.

 An International City by Design

 Coral Gables has embraced international connectivity since its founding. One of the original area slogans used by George Merrick included, "Where Your Castles in Spain are Made Real."  Currently the City maintains official international ties with over 21 foreign consulates located here. The Gables is a highlight for the international "sister city" program, with seven friendship and sister cities, plus four in emeritus with cities across Europe, Latin America, and beyond. This program serves to foster long-standing global relationships that extend beyond business into culture, education, and civic exchange.

 This global lens is evident throughout the community — in languages spoken, cultural events, schools, restaurants, and international institutions. Coral Gables doesn’t just attract global residents; it integrates them.

 Why Multinationals Choose Coral Gables

Over the years as a Realtor focusing on the residential side, I’ve worked closely with executives and corporate clients relocating to Miami. When asked why their companies chose Coral Gables over other parts of the county, the answers are remarkably consistent:

• Strategic location within 15 to 20 minutes Miami International Airport and Downtown Miami

• Like-minded community of professionals

• Business-friendly environment and long-term municipal stability

• A sense of global diversity living and working in the area

• Prestige with livability, not high-density chaos

Coral Gables offers international access while still providing a refined, residential atmosphere — a combination that’s difficult to replicate.

What Attracts Executives and Families to Live Here

Once companies establish a presence in Coral Gables, executives often follow. Many of the professionals I work with initially arrive for business and quickly realize this is where they want to settle.

They’re drawn to:

• A diversity of living accommodations from waterfront luxury homes to condominiums in a vibrant walkable downtown

• Strong public and private school options, including University of Miami

• Walkable dining and shopping districts

• Quiet residential neighborhoods just minutes from work

• Tree-lined streets and architectural consistency

Over the years, I’ve worked with relocating families from more than 20 countries, helping them navigate schools, neighborhoods, and housing across Miami — including Coral Gables and surrounding communities. Understanding the cultural, educational, and lifestyle priorities that come with international relocation is essential — and it’s experience you only gain over time.  I have lived abroad in Mexico, and I understand intricacies of moving to a foreign country.

A City Where Global Meets Personal

What truly sets Coral Gables apart is how seamlessly global business blends with daily life. Executives and professionals can attend international meetings, walk to lunch along Miracle Mile, enjoy cultural events, and return home to peaceful, elegant neighborhoods — all within the same thoughtfully designed city.

That balance is rare. And it’s why Coral Gables continues to attract multinational companies, global professionals, and residents from around the world who are looking for more than just a place to live — they’re looking for a place that feels established, refined, and enduring.

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About Lisa Fox | Coral Gables Real Estate Advisor & Miami Relocation Specialist

Lisa Fox has strong roots in Miami and is a trusted real estate advisor with over two decades of experience representing buyers and sellers throughout Coral Gables and Miami-Dade County. Having lived in Miami nearly her entire life, Lisa offers clients an insider’s understanding of the city — its neighborhoods, schools, culture, and lifestyle — that only comes from firsthand experience. 

Lisa has built a strong reputation working with corporate executives, both domestic and international buyers and sellers, and relocating families, helping them navigate every aspect of moving to Miami. From neighborhood and school guidance to securing homes aligned with lifestyle, privacy, and long-term goals, Lisa serves as a trusted advisor throughout the relocation process.  When it's time to move again, her clients frequently call her back to help them move again.

She is a Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS), a designation specializing in cross-border transactions and international buyers. Known for her discretion, strategic insight, and hands-on service, Lisa helps her clients not only find the right home — but feel confident and supported as they build their life in Miami

SPOTLIGHT: "What would Mary Brickell think?" HERE'S A LITTLE HISTORY: On the south side of the Miami River, the native Tequesta people created a pre-historic structure dating back 2700 years. It's believed by some to be their capital center building - Today it's known as the "Miami Circle".

In more recent history, Mary Bulmer Brickell of England made her home on the south side of the River in 1871 with her husband William Brickell. The pair was able to purchase and accumulate land in the area, known as the quieter side. The majority of the action was happening north of the Miami River around Flagler Street in today's Downtown Miami.

Mary Brickell platted the area mostly for mansions and single-family homes for the wealthy. She benefited from the construction of Flagler's railroad. Mary was known for her generosity, helping members of disadvantaged communities to also become property owners. She passed away in January of 1922. What would Mary Brickell think today?

Brickell is now home to many residential towers, and more recently, pre-construction high-end towers with fancy brand names and developer partners such as: The ST Regis Brickell, Dolce and Gabbana, The Residences at the Mandarin Oriental, and the Cipriani Tower. One can still have a piece of the action with many more affordable options in the area.

As someone who's lived in Miami my whole life, I am constantly amazed at how our city has evolved and changed throughout the years. Reach out to me for more info about Brickell and other popular Miami areas. Serving Miami as a Realtor for 21 Years.

The Trend Report 2024 for Luxury Real Estate

Here's a quick view of the condo market for City of Miami, which includes areas such as Brickell, Coconut Grove, Edgwater, and Wynwood - see the map for all areas.

Key Notes:

*We have 4.9 months of supply of inventory, and that number has risen 14% vs last year, all condo prices combined.  This shows we are headed more into a neutral market or more balanced market, from the sellers market we had been in for condos in 2021/2022.

*The average price per square foot of condos sold was $584, which represented a 15.8% increase vs the prior year.

*The averae price per unit sold was up 22.7% in July 2023 - vs the prior year.

*Both the number of active listings, and the number of sold units are down.  Depending on the price range and building, we are seeing some areas overall still holding in price, while other higher ranges (depending on inventory) have more price reductions and more negotiating power.  Contact me for more details.

https://youtu.be/L9EG18QsxeUHere's also the chart I review in this video - This is a Miami Real Estate Market Update.