The Ritz-Carlton Residences Miami Beach, designed by starchitect Piero Lissoni, is finally nearing completion after years of work. Compare these photos to where the project was last December. The Ritz is very unusual for a luxury, contemporary condo tower, and considering the building itself already existed, has taken quite a while from original announcement to completion.

The Ritz-Carlton Residences Miami Beach will boast a Sharing Room when it opens later this year, a place where residents can both contribute and buy or rent used (in the luxury sector, the term is “pre-owned”) luxury items, such as musical instruments, bikes, lamps, skis, golf clubs, artwork, decorative objects, handbags, etc. The property will also have a mobile app, managed by the Ritz-Carlton concierge, to virtually showcase large-scale items that are too large to store. After 60 days, items left within the sharing room will be donated to a local charity.

Jay L. Schottenstein, the CEO of American Eagle Outfitters and a member of one of America’s most wealthy families, signed a $6.77 million deal to build a condo unit in the Ritz Carlton Residences, Miami Beach.

At the Ritz-Carlton Residences Miami Beach, set to open early 2017, Ricardo Dunin, founding partner of Lionheart Capital, a real-estate development and investment firm, plans a “sharing room.” Residents will be able to drop off unwanted items at a location. There, other residents can view them in person or on an app before picking them up. Or the items can be sent to local charities by the staff concierge.

Imagine bypassing rush-hour traffic in a private helicopter and getting to the airport in less than 10 minutes. The Ritz-Carlton Residences Miami Beach will be offering that opportunity, and more, to its residents.

A private boat takes you from property’s marina to the helipad, and then a helicopter takes you to the airport—all in about 15 minutes.

The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Miami Beach was recently mentioned in a feature by The New York Post, highlighting the property’s exclusive transportation partnerships for owners.

On track to be completed this winter, Italian architect Piero Lissoni’s first full-scale architectural project in the United States, the Ritz-Carlton Residences, Miami Beach, is a collection of 111 one- to five-bedroom condos and 15 standalone villas on a 7.5-acre waterfront plot.