Marcelo Fernandes Marcelo Fernandes has proven financial management success with his experienced computer programming abilities. His technological abilities and experience has placed him in the forefront of real estate industry. His accomplishments include the administration of strict construction budgets and the control of large inventories of electronic merchandise and specialized medical products. 123Next » Preserve Coconut Grove! Make It a Local Historic District Historic Home in Coconut Grove If you’re fortunate enough to live or work in the vibrant, charming Village of Coconut Grove, you know it’s special. With verdant paths, lovely architecture, and majestic trees, we want the neighborhood to be around for generations to come. One way to ensure its preservation is to encourage the city of Miami to designate it as a local historic district. This week, there are two opportunities to learn how such a designation will benefit… Continue Reading → What Will the Coconut Grove Look Like in 2030? Here’s Your Peek into Our Possible Future Imagine a neighborhood that features lush, natural beauty, an authentic character, and is populated by diverse and engaged citizens. This is the future we are striving to achieve for our precious Coconut Grove community, and it’s one that the Grove 2030 initiative is working towards as well. What is Grove 2030? Grove 2030 is a citizen-led initiative that has a plan for how we can live in harmony with our environment while still enjoying the community we call home.… Continue Reading → Grove Residents, Here’s How We Can Preserve Miami’s Coconut Grove We are exceedingly fortunate to live in one of the most beautiful and lush communities on Earth (in our humble opinion). Miami’s Coconut Grove neighborhood is this perfect paradox where peace meets vibrancy, and where city-life meets nature. But the Grove needs our help if we’re going to continue enjoying the paradise we call home. As we speak, the City of Miami Planning Department is holding public workshops for changes to the Coconut Grove zoning code. They already got… Continue Reading → Marcelo Fernandes Is Running for Member of Coconut Grove Village Council We’re thrilled to announce that our owner and founder, Marcelo Fernandes, will be running for a seat on the local Coconut Grove Village Council this November on ballot #106. Fernandes has spent a lifetime in the Coconut Grove neighborhood and is looking forward to giving back to the community through public service. “As a member of the Coconut Grove Village Council, I want to continue to support all of the Grove 2030’s initiatives,” Fernandes explained. “Let’s bring affordability to housing… Continue Reading → Why You Should Vote Yes on the Miami Forever Bond on November 7 Elections are coming up on November 7 and this is the time for Miami residents to make sure their voices are heard. As the sea-level waters continue to rise, it will inevitably affect Miami residents. The Miami Forever Bond is a $400M general obligation bond that will work to protect our community from flooding while increasing housing affordability. It will support infrastructure projects such as using stormwater pumps to keep roads dry, raising roads to prevent flooding, and adding seawalls… Continue Reading → This LEED-Certified Home Withstood Hurricane Irma, Here’s Why We’re a little more than midway through hurricane season and it’s proven to be a disastrous one so far. The record-breaking Hurricane Irma left a trail of devastation and destruction in its wake and Florida is continuing to put the pieces back together. Continue Reading → Why We Need Your Help to Keep Miami Waters Clean In 2013, Miami-Dade County signed a $1.6 billion Consent Decree and settlement with the U.S. and state of Florida promising to improve wastewater treatment plants and aging infrastructure (after several violations occurred from 2007-2013) and keep Miami waters clean. Now, almost four years later, the County is in hot water again over a serious sewage leak. Continue Reading → 17 Green Features in Our Latest LEED-Certified Project There’s a reason why building a green home goes above and beyond the standard building codes. Every detail of the environmentally-friendly construction is analyzed and catered to—from building materials to site location. Continue Reading → What Makes a Building Green or Environmentally Friendly? There are many benefits to building green. According to the U.S. Green Building Council, “LEED-certified buildings have 34 percent lower CO2 emissions, consume 25 percent less energy and 11 percent less water, and have diverted more than 80 million tons of waste from landfills.” There’s also the added bonus that most green buildings live in harmony with their surroundings, are close to urban settings and parks, and can save their owners money over time. But what goes into making… Continue Reading → ARC+ Grove Properties 4045 Bonita Ave LEED Project Update Source: 10.21.2016 ARC+ GROVE PROPERTIES – 4045 BONITA AVE – LEED PROJECT The importance of LEED certification and preserving the Grove Continue Reading → 123Next » CURRENT PROJECTS CURRENT PROJECTS 3981 Wood Ave 4001 Irvington Ave 3778 Pine Ave 3112 McDonald Ave. 3117 Indiana Street 390 Casuarina Concourse COMPLETED PROJECTS PAST PROJECTS 6270 SW 86 St 1290 Mariola Ct Dunham Bush 10 Edgewater Drive, 12A-C 1040 Alfonso Avenue 1224 Alfonso Avenue 1227 Alfonso Avenue 1228 Alfonso Avenue 1300 Alfonso Avenue 13 Tahiti Beach Island Road 1425 Tangier Street 1460 Lugo Avenue 14601 SW 67 Avenue 1480 Tagus Avenue 1501 Bella Vista 1541 Agua Avenue 1550 W 21 St, Miami Beach 1620 S. Bayshore Court 1627 Brickell Ave, Imperial #1805 17000 Old Cutler Road 17020 SW 74th Ave, Miami 1766 Opechee Drive 2025 Brickell Avenue, The Atlantis 2330 Lincoln Avenue 2544 Andros Avenue 32 N. Prospect Drive 3221 Calusa Street 3325 Franklin Avenue 3485 N Moorings Way 3523 N. Bayhomes Drive 3541 E. Glencoe Street 3545 E. Glencoe Street 3545 Park Lane, Coconut Grove 370 S Hibiscus Drive 3950 Wood Avenue 400 Campana 408 Aurelia Avenue 441 Gerona Avenue 470 Costanera Avenue 4045 Bonita Avenue 4050 Battersea Road 4080 Douglas Road Miami 4350 Douglas Road 510 Tivoli Avenue 5815 Marius St. 611 Ocean Drive, The Sands 6141 West Suburban Drive 6201 SW 102nd Street, Pinecrest 630 Camilo Avenue 636 Curtiswood Drive 6201 Sunset Drive 6835 Rue Versailles 730 S. Alhambra Circle, Coral Gables 7350 SW 47 CT 881 Ocean Drive – 7E Key Biscayne 8705 Schoolhouse Road 921 Sunset Drive 95 Glen Royal Parkway 9400 SW 92 Avenue Adventure Homes Alfonoso Avenue Development Grove Place Townhomes Hidden Valley Estates Old Cutler Palms Santa Maria Estates, Hialeah PAST COMMERCIAL PROJECTS Past Commercial Projects 125 & 127 Grand Avenue 1600 N.W. 93 Avenue 1881 Northwest 93rd Avenue 1905 N.W. 93 Avenue 2101 N.W. 93 Avenue, Miami 5966 S. Dixie Highway 6141 Sunset Drive Misha’s Wine Shop TAGS Architecture Building Food for thought Green Construction Historic District LEED Certified Miami Neighborhoods Selling your home Tips and Advice OXFORD UNIVERSAL 7440 SW 50 Terrace, Suite 109, Miami, FL 33155 Phone: 305-663-1293 Fax: 305-370-3151 GROVE PROPERTIES 3936 Main Highway Coconut Grove, FL 33133 Office: 305-648-0005 Fax: 305-648-3939 Grove Properties Since 1925, Grove Properties’ team of Realtors has been helping clients find their dream home and investment properties in Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, Miami, Pinecrest, Key Biscayne, and Dade and Broward Counties. As the oldest continually operating real estate company in town, our knowledge of the area, schools, and neighborhoods is unsurpassed. 3936 Main Highway Coconut Grove, FL 33133 US Phone: 305-648-0005 Fax: 305-648-3939 Managed by Planned Growth.