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Four Seasons Key Biscayne Viceroy Hotel Brickell Key

Biscayne Bay

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Bayfront Park

Biscayne Blvd.

Brickell Avenue Brickell Key

Miami River Bayfront Park

½ To South Beach

To Airport ¾ American Airlines Arena Biscayne Bay Museum Park

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KEYPLANS FOR RESIDENCES | NORTH TOWER

04

06 08

04

04 ELEVATORS

02

ELEVATORS

08

10 ELEVATORS

ELEVATORS

09

07

05

09

03

07

STAIRS

ELEVATORS

02

STAIRS

STAIRS

STAIRS

06

North Tower Floors 40-49

STAIRS

08

North Tower Floors 28-39

STAIRS

North Tower Floors 8-27

03 ELEVATORS

03

05

07 North Tower - Floors 40-49

North Tower - Floors 28-39 North Tower - Floors 8-27

Key to Residences Floor Plans Property Keyplan

NORTH TOWER

N.E. 3rd Street

PLAN 1, 1R PLAN 2, 2R

BAY

CLUB HOUSE

NORTH TOWER

PLAN 4, 4R

POOL DECK

SOUTH TOWER

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PLAN 5, 5R

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PLAN 3, 3R

N

PLAN 6, 6R GR PLAN 7, 7R

N.E. 2nd Street

PLAN 8, 8R PLAN 9, 9R PLAN 12 PLAN 13

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

KEYPLANS FOR RESIDENCES | SOUTH TOWER South Tower Floors 8-27

06

10

ELEVATORS

02 08

01 ELEVATORS

ELEVATORS

09

07

07

03 ELEVATORS

03

09 05

ELEVATORS

STAIRS

ELEVATORS

STAIRS

08

04

04 STAIRS

04 STAIRS

STAIRS

06

South Tower Floors 40-49

02 STAIRS

08

South Tower Floors 28-39

05

07

03 South Tower - Floors 40-49 South Tower - Floors 28-39

South Tower - Floors 8-27

Key to Residences Floor Plans Property Keyplan

SOUTH TOWER

N.E. 3rd Street

PLAN 1, 1R

PLAN 3, 3R

BAY

CLUB HOUSE

NORTH TOWER

PLAN 4, 4R

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PLAN 5, 5R

POOL DECK

SOUTH TOWER

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PLAN 2, 2R

N

PLAN 6, 6R PH 10

N.E. 2nd Street

PH 11

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

CLOSET

TERRACES AT LEVELS 3 & 4

TERRACES AT LEVELS 3 & 4

TERRACE

MASTER BEDROOM 10'-5" x 11'-9"

RESIDENCE1

2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Living Space Balcony Total Living Area

1044 sq. ft. (96.99 m²) 98 sq. ft. (9.10 m²) 1142 sq. ft. (106.09 m²)

MASTER BEDROOM 11'-8" x 14'-9" GREAT ROOM 12'-2" x 18'-2"

BATH W.I.C.

A/C

CLUB HOUSE

NORTH TOWER

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POOL DECK

SOUTH TOWER

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LINEN

WD

FOYER

N.E. 3rd Street

Bisca

KITCHEN

MASTER BATH

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

TERRACE NORTH TOWER ONLY FLOORS 2 - 7

RESIDENCE2

1 Bedroom, 2 Bath with Den Living Space Balcony Total Living Area

W.I.C.

1146 sq. ft. (106.46 m²) 45 sq. ft. (4.18 m²) 1191 sq. ft. (110.64 m²)

MASTER BEDROOM 17'-3" x 12'-9" MASTER BATH

DEN 9'-3" x 9'-4"

TERRACE

BATH

GREAT ROOM 13'-9" x 14'-9"

FOYER

A/C DINING 8'-8" x 12'-11"

N.E. 3rd Street

KITCHEN

NORTH TOWER

WD

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POOL DECK

SOUTH TOWER

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CLUB HOUSE

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

RESIDENCE3

2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Living Area Balcony Total Living Area

MASTER BEDROOM 15'-8" x 13'-2"

MASTER BATH

1195 sq. ft. (11.02 m²) 63 sq. ft. (5.85 m²) 1258 sq. ft. (116.87 m²)

W.I.C.

W.I.C. BEDROOM 12'-6" x 10'-2" BATH 2

FOYER A/C

GREAT ROOM 20'-0" x 13'-0" KITCHEN

TERRACE

N.E. 3rd Street NORTH TOWER Bisca

CLUB HOUSE

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POOL DECK

SOUTH TOWER

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W/D

N.E. 2nd Street

TYPICAL UNIT 3 Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

RESIDENCE4

1 Bedroom,1 Bath

WD KITCHEN

GREAT ROOM 14'-5" x 19'-10"

Living Area Balcony Total Living Area

881 sq. ft. (81.85 m²) 104 sq. ft. (9.66 m²) 985 sq. ft. (91.51 m²)

A/C FOYER

TERRACE

MASTER BEDROOM 13'-4" x 13'-5"

MASTER BATH W.I.C. N.E. 3rd Street NORTH TOWER

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POOL DECK

SOUTH TOWER

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Bisca

CLUB HOUSE

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

RESIDENCE5

TERRACE

2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Living Area Balcony Total Living Area

1357 sq. ft. (126.07 m²) 147 sq. ft. (13.66 m²) 1504 sq. ft. (139.73 m²)

GREAT ROOM 29'-9" x 17'-0"

TERRACE

CLOSET

BATH

BEDROOM 11'-0" x 11'-0"

KITCHEN

FOYER

W.I.C. W/D

MASTER BEDROOM 11'-8" x 12'-10"

A/C N.E. 3rd Street NORTH TOWER

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POOL DECK

SOUTH TOWER

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MASTER BATH

CLUB HOUSE

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

RESIDENCE6

TERRACE

2 Bedroom, 2 Bath with Den

EXTENDED TERRACE LEVELS 28-30

GREAT ROOM 16'-10" x 29'-9"

Living Area Balcony Total Living Area

1515 sq. ft. (104.74 m²) 147 sq. ft. (13.66 m²) 1662 sq. ft. (154.40 m²)

TERRACE

BATH

BEDROOM 10'-4" x 11-2" KITCHEN

W.I.C.

FOYER W.I.C. A/C

WD

NORTH TOWER

rd

POOL DECK

SOUTH TOWER

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o yne B

MASTER BATH

CLUB HOUSE

Bisca

DEN 9'-0" x 12'-2"

MASTER BEDROOM 12'-8" x 15'-0"

N.E. 3rd Street

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

RESIDENCE7 Studio, 1 Bath

WD

Living Area Balcony Total Living Area

KITCHEN

BATH

708 sq. ft. (65.77 m²) 104 sq. ft. (9.66 m²) 812 sq. ft. (75.43 m²)

FOYER

A/C

GREAT ROOM 18'-9" x 26'-2"

TERRACE

N.E. 3rd Street NORTH TOWER

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POOL DECK

SOUTH TOWER

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Bisca

CLUB HOUSE

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

N.E. 3rd Street

CLUB HOUSE

NORTH TOWER

RESIDENCE8

yne B Bisca

3 Bedroom, 3 Bath

ard oulev

POOL DECK SOUTH TOWER

Living Area Balcony Total Living Area

N.E. 2nd Street

1970 sq. ft. (183.01 m²) 268 sq. ft. (24.90 m²) 2238 sq. ft. (207.91 m²)

KEY PLAN

GREAT ROOM 21'-10" x 21'-10"

TERRACE

TERRACE

CLOSET

BEDROOM 10'-8" x 13'-3" BEDROOM 11'-4" x 13'-2"

DINING KITCHEN

MASTER BEDROOM 15'-8" x 16'-8" WD

A/C

FOYER CLOSET

BATH

W.I.C.

BATH A/C

MASTER BATH LINEN

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

TERRACE

TERRACE

RESIDENCE9

2 Bedroom, 2 Bath 1419 sq. ft. (131.83 m²) 208 sq. ft. (19.32 m²) 1627 sq. ft. (151.15 m²)

DINING

GREAT ROOM 18'-9" x 25'-0"

WD

KITCHEN FOYER

MASTER BATH

W.I.C.

CLOSET

A/C

BATH

BEDROOM 11'-4" x 10'-6"

MASTER BEDROOM 13'-0" x 14'-6"

W.I.C.

Living Area Balcony Total Living Area

N.E. 3rd Street

TYPICAL UNIT 9

NORTH TOWER

rd

POOL DECK

SOUTH TOWER

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CLUB HOUSE

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

BATH BEDROOM 13'-3" x 11'-4"

Two Story, 3 Bedroom, 3.5 Baths & Outdoor Spa

CLOSET

BATH

PENTHOUSE10 Living Area Balcony Total Living Area

SPA

A/C BEDROOM 13'-7" x 12'-5"

2795 sq. ft. (259.66 m²) 1700 sq. ft. (157.93 m²) 4495 sq. ft. (417.59 m²)

ROOFTOP TERRACE 25'-1" x 29'-9" TERRACE

POWDER ROOM

A/C DN

MASTER BEDROOM 15'-0" X 21'-10"

GREAT ROOM 21'-10" x 22'-0"

FOYER

W.I.C.

MASTER BATH

WD

KITCHEN

A/C

N.E. 3rd Street

TERRACE ROOFTOP TERRACE 34'-6" x 18'-5"

CLUB HOUSE

NORTH TOWER

N.E. 3rd Street

N.E. 3rd Street CLUB HOUSE

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POOL DECK

SOUTH TOWER

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BREAKFAST 9'-2" x 8'-0"

1st Floor

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FAMILY 17'-3" x 15'-9"

NORTH TOWER

CLUB HOUSE

NORTH TOWER

N.E. 2nd Street

2nd Floor

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

TERRACE

TERRACE

PENTHOUSE11

Three Story, 3 Bedroom, 5.5 Bath, with Study & Outdoor Spa GREAT ROOM 25'-0"x14'-8"

Living Area Balcony Total Living Area

FAMILY ROOM 14'-3"x14'-5"

3281 sq. ft. (304.80 m²) 897 sq. ft. (83.33 m²) 4178 sq. ft. (388.13 m²)

KITCHEN

GALLERY

UP

LAUNDRY 6'-3" x 8'-8"

FOYER

BATH SKY LOFT 20'-8" x 11'-2"

WD

BATH

ROOFTOP TERRACE

SPA

POWDER

A/C

1st Floor

STORAGE A/C

TERRACE

TERRACE

3rdFloor W.I.C. BATH

W.I.C.

BEDROOM 13'-0"x11'-5"

BEDROOM 12'-10"x11'-5"

MASTER BEDROOM 14'-5"x12'-5"

BATH

A/C

LIN.

CL.

DN

SOUTH TOWER

POOL DECK

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MASTER BATH

NORTH TOWER

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2nd Floor

CLUB HOUSE

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STUDY 11'-11"x11'-0"

N.E. 3rd Street

W.I.C.

UP

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

TERRACE

RESIDENCE 12 2 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath

BEDROOM 12'-0" x 12'-0" MASTER BATH

Living Area Balcony Total Living Area

MASTER BEDROOM 13'-8" x 19'-2"

1603 sq. ft. (148.92 m²) 88 sq. ft. (8.18 m²) 1691 sq. ft. (157.1 m²)

W.I.C.

BATH

W.I.C. POWDER ROOM

WD KITCHEN

GREAT ROOM 20'-5" x 26-7" N.E. 3rd Street

TERRACE

N.E. 2nd Street

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POOL DECK

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Bisca

FOYER

POOL DECK

SOUTH TOWER

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NORTH TOWER

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N.E. 3rd Street

NORTH TOWER Bisca

CLUB HOUSE

A/C

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

FOYER TERRACE A/C GREAT ROOM 20'-5" x 25'-5"

KITCHEN

RESIDENCE13

2 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath with Den Living Area Balcony Total Living Area

1741 sq. ft. (161.74 m²) 106 sq. ft. (9.85 m²) 1847 sq. ft. (171.59 m²)

WD DEN 9-0" x 13'-11" POWDER ROOM W.I.C.

BATH

CLOSET

W.I.C. BEDROOM 12'-0" x 12'-10"

MASTER BEDROOM 13'-2" x 20'-4" N.E. 3rd Street

POOL DECK

rd

SOUTH TOWER

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TERRACE

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MASTER BATH

NORTH TOWER Bisca

CLUB HOUSE

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

KEYPLANS FOR FLATS | LEVELS 2 & 3 Key to Flats Floor Plans

52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 STAIRS

FLATS

N Levels

FLATS 1

STAIRS

STAIRS

N.E. 3rd Street

FLATS 1M

NORTH LOBBY ELEVATORS

FLATS 2, 2R FLATS 2M, 2MR

2&3

FLATS 3

BAY

FLATS 4, 4R

FLATS 1 FLATS 1M

37 35

FLATS 3

POOL DECK ABOVE

FLATS 4, 4R FLATS 5, 5R

STAIRS

34 33

FLATS 6 FLATS 7

FLATS 7

ard oulev

36

FLATS 2M, 2MR

FLATS 6

yne B

RS STAI

BAY

FLATS 2, 2R

FLATS 5, 5R

Bisca

39

N

32

SOUTH LOBBY ELEVATORS

31 30

11 12 13 14 15

16 17 18 19 20

STAIRS

STAIRS

STAIRS

29 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

28

N.E. 2nd Street Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

FLAT1

1 Bedroom, 1 Bath Living space

696 ft. (64.66 m²)

BEDROOM / DEN 9'-­10" x 11'-­9" GREAT ROOM 14'-­0" x 25'-­0"

KITCHEN

BATH FOYER

rd

uleva

ne Bo

y Bisca

CLOSET

WD

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

FLAT2 1 Bath

FOYER

CLOSET

BATH

Living Space

563 sq. ft. (52.30 m²)

WD

KITCHEN

GREAT ROOM 14'-­9" x 25'-­0"

rd

uleva

o yne B

Bisca

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

FLAT3 1 Bath

Living Space

1107 sq. ft. (102.84 m²)

W.I.C. GREAT ROOM 23'-­0" x 38-­7"

WD CLOSET FOYER

KITCHEN BATH

yne B

Bisca oulev ar d

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

ET

N

CLOS

FLAT4

LINE

1 Bedroom, 1 Bath Living Space

A/C

BATH

WD

1095 sq. ft. (101.72 m²)

BEDROOM 11'-­6" x 15'-­0"

KITCHEN FOYER

GREAT ROOM 24'-­3" x 33'-­2"

ard

oulev yne B

Bisca

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

FLAT5 1 Bath

Living Space

628 sq. ft. (58.34 m²)

FOYER

BATH

WD

KITCHEN

GREAT ROOM 20'-­3" x 25'-­0"

rd

uleva

ne Bo

y Bisca

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

FLAT7 1 Bath

Living Space

531 sq. ft. (49.32 m²)

GREAT ROOM 14'-­9" x 25'-­0"

KITCHEN

CLOSET

WD

BATH FOYER

rd

uleva

o yne B Bisca

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

KEYPLANS FOR LOFTS | LEVELS 4/5 & 6/7 Key to Lofts Floor Plans STAIRS

52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40

LOFTS

N Levels

LOFT 1

STAIRS

STAIRS

N.E. 3rd Street

LOFT 1M

NORTH LOBBY ELEVATORS

LOFT 2, 2R LOFT 2M, 2MR

4/5 & 6/7

LOFT 3 LOFT 4, 4R

BAY LOFT 1

RS

38 37

LOFT 3

LOFT 7

ard oulev

LOFT 2M, 2MR

LOFT 6

yne B

STAI

BAY

LOFT 2, 2R

36 POOL DECK ABOVE

LOFT 4, 4R

35

STAIRS

34

LOFT 6 LOFT 7

Bisca

39

N

LOFT 1M

LOFT 5, 5R

LOFT 5, 5R

33

SOUTH LOBBY ELEVATORS

32 31 30

11 12 13 14 15

16 17 18 19 20

STAIRS

STAIRS

STAIRS

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

29

N.E. 2nd Street Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

TERRACE

LOFT1

2 Bedroom, 2 Bath

BEDROOM 8'-7" x 11'-8"

Living Space Balcony Total Living Area

BEDROOM 8'-­7" x 11'-­9"

1133 sq. ft. (105.26 m²) 76 sq. ft. (7.06 m²) 1209 sq. ft. (112.32 m²)

OPEN TO BELOW

GREAT ROOM 15'-7" x 24'-0"

WD

KITCHEN

CLOSET

FOYER

BEDROOM 14'-­6" x 15'-­10"

BATH A/C 1st Floor

W.I.C.

rd

uleva

o yne B

Bisca

BATH

2nd Floor

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

A/C

LOFT2

CLOSET

BATH

WD

W.I.C.

BATH

FOYER

1 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath Living Space Balcony Total Living Area

835 sq. ft. (77.57 m²) 80 sq. ft. (7.43 m²) 915 sq. ft. (85 m²)

KITCHEN BEDROOM 15'-­6" x 14'-­5"

GREAT ROOM 14'-3" x 23'-10"

OPEN TO BELOW

TERRACE

1st Floor Bisca ard

2nd Floor

oulev yne B

OPEN TO BELOW N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

LOFT3

1 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath

W.I.C. BEDROOM 14'-­0" x 19'-­0"

Living Space Balcony Total Living Area

OPEN TO BELOW

1086 sq. ft. (100.89 m²) 78 sq. ft. (7.25 m²) 1164 sq. ft. (108.14 m²)

OPEN TO BELOW

BATH

2nd Floor

CLOSET

A/C

WD

FOYER GREAT ROOM 23'-6" x 24'-10" POWDER ROOM

KITCHEN

TERRACE

ard

oulev yne B

Bisca

1st Floor

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

LOFT4

1 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath

OPEN TO BELOW

Living Space Balcony Total Living Area

730 sq. ft (67.82 m²) 80 sq. ft. (7.43 m²) 810 sq. ft. (75.25 m²)

OPEN TO BELOW

BATH

BEDROOM 12'-­6" x 15'-­6" 2nd Floor

W.I.C.

TERRACE A/C

GREAT ROOM 24'-­10" x 15'-­6"

POWDER ROOM WD

FOYER

KITCHEN

ard

oulev yne B

Bisca

1st Floor

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

LOFT5

1 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath

W.I.C.

BATH

Living Space Balcony Total Living Area

880 sq. ft. (81.75 m²) 105 sq. ft. (9.76 m²) 985 sq. ft. (91.51 m²)

A/C

CLOSET

POWDER ROOM

WD

FOYER

BEDROOM 15'-­6" x 14'-­3" KITCHEN

GREAT ROOM 20'-­3" x 23'-­10"

OPEN TO BELOW

TERRACE

uleva

o yne B Bisca

2nd Floor

rd

1st Floor

OPEN TO BELOW

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

LOFT6

2 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath Living Space Balcony Total Living Area

N

WD

LINE KITCHEN

1371 sq. ft. (127.37 m²) 358 sq. ft. (33.26 m²) 1729 sq. ft. (160.63 m²)

MASTER BATH

W.I.C.

POWDER ROOM

OPEN TO BELOW

FOYER

MASTER BEDROOM 10'-­4" x 15'-­6"

GREAT ROOM 37'-­6" x 15'-­3"

TERRACE 6TH FLOOR

BEDROOM 12'-­0" x 11'-­2"

TERRACE

ET

CLOS

A/C

TERRACE 4TH FLOOR

yne B Bisca

1st Floor

BATH

2nd Floor

ard oulev

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.

OPEN TO BELOW

TERRACE

GREAT ROOM 16'-5" x 23'-10"

CLOSET

WD

LOFT7

1 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath Living Space Balcony Total Living Area

774 sq. ft. (71.90 m²) 77 sq. ft. (7.15 m²) 851 sq. ft. (79.05 m²)

OPEN TO BELOW

KITCHEN

BEDROOM 14'-­0" x 14'-­5" FOYER POWDER ROOM

A/C 1st Floor

W.I.C.

BATH

ou yne B

Bisca levard

2nd Floor

N.E. 2nd Street

Unit Dimensions and Square Footages. There are two generally accepted methods of measuring the boundaries of units in residential condominiums. The first method is based on the description of the boundaries of the Unit, as set forth in Section 3.2 of the Declaration of Condominium, and generally only includes the airspace within the Unit (the “Engineering Method”). The other method, which is customarily used in sales brochures, generally measures the Unit to the outside finished surface of exterior walls and to the centerline of interior demising walls, includes portions of the adjacent Common Elements of the Condominium (the “Architectural Method”). The estimated square footage of the Unit, as determined under the Architectural Method, will be greater than the estimated square footage as determined under the Engineering Method. The Architectural Method is generally used in sales materials and may be provided to allow a prospective buyer to compare the Unit with units in other condominium projects that utilize this method of measurement.