Barion McQueen

1 week ago | lasolasinsider.com | Barion McQueen

The winds of change are sweeping through Las Olas Boulevard, and with it comes a touch of ultra-luxury that promises to elevate the city’s charm to dazzling new heights. Meet The Whitfield, an opulent five-star hotel set to rise at 1007 East Las Olas Blvd., a development that just earned unanimous approval from city commissioners. But this isn’t just another hotel—it’s a bold statement of elegance, sophistication, and innovation.

1 week ago | lasolasinsider.com | Barion McQueen

Fort Lauderdale's cultural heartbeat is set to thrive once again as the 37th Annual Las Olas Art Fair kicks off on January 4 and 5 along the renowned Las Olas Boulevard. This beloved South Florida tradition is more than just an art show; it’s a celebration of creativity, community, and connection that draws art enthusiasts, collectors, and casual onlookers alike. Featuring over 200 local and national artists, the Las Olas Art Fair offers a breathtaking display of art across various mediums.

2 weeks ago | davincimagazine.com | Barion McQueen

In an industry long dominated by legacy models and old-school formats, a mother-daughter team is reshaping how women connect, lead, and thrive in business—city by city, conversation by conversation. The Women’s Power Series, co-founded by Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos and Sophia Kanavos, was born from a deeply personal exchange between two women navigating real estate development through vastly different lenses.

2 weeks ago | southfloridadigest.com | Barion McQueen

In a world where many conferences still skew toward the old guard, a mother-daughter duo is rewriting the script—one city, one conversation, and one empowered woman at a time. The Women’s Power Series, founded by Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos and Sophia Kanavos, isn’t your average networking event.

3 weeks ago | southfloridadigest.com | Barion McQueen

Jonathan Campau and the Global Surge in Miami’s Ultra-Luxury Real Estate BoomMiami’s luxury real estate market has long been a playground for high-net-worth individuals, but a new policy shift could push the city into an even more elite stratosphere. With the introduction of the “Gold Card” policy, which aims to provide a clearer path to U.S. residency for ultra-wealthy foreign investors, demand for high-end properties in South Florida is expected to skyrocket.