Everything from a mural for the community, to a public art installation in the nearby park, an interior sculpture piece by an accomplished artist, or a beautifully designed hand-painted ceiling for the shared areas of your building.

In order to decide what kind of art will have most impact on your real estate project, we recommend defining your objective. Is your goal to increase the financial value of the neighborhood? If so, then a combination of different artistic interventions in the neighborhood’s main public areas, created by established or upcoming artists, is likely to be an excellent choice.

To find the right artist for your real estate project, you need to determine what sort of skill set and personality suits your project. For some commissions, artists may need to specialize in architecture and space design. Other projects may require knowledge in statics, tech, or even electrics.

If time is a crucial factor, we can think of art solutions that can be installed in a short amount of time: a few days. Alternatively, solutions might include assembling parts of the artwork beforehand, so that less time on-site is needed. However, more complex concepts or constructions can take a few weeks, or in rare cases even months. This is more likely to be the case when many details are involved or certain elements have to be built beforehand, e.g. welding work. In general, the process goes as follows: we brief the artist, and then they come back with a first draft. Once this draft has been reviewed and approved by you, the artist is ready to start working on the actual piece.

Absolutely. Especially in the last decades, we’ve seen fruitful relationships between street artists and real estate developers grow. Since neighborhoods like Wynwood have become a must-see spot for Miami’s visitors, street artists and developers have realized that neighborhoods can effectively appreciate in value when they cooperate and work together.

Both bring value to your property, but in different ways. Generally speaking, interior art provides value to the specific real estate project where it is located. Public art provides value to a whole area, increasing the value of not just a single property, but often every property in the area.