Done Deals: Miami Housing Group Shows How to Connect Offline While Still Social Distancing During Coronavirus Epidemic

Katie Anne Roman

MIAMI, FL -- As the nation begins to officially ‘shelter-in-place’ till end of April, communities are adjusting to the new normal, especially in Miami.

How do you connect offline while still social distancing? What can you do to stay positive and keep your immune system boosted? DANCE TO LIVE MUSIC!

William J. Coleman

Gran Paraiso Residences in Edgewater (Miami, FL) is leading by example. Last weekend, a special group of residences worked with the property management company, Atlantic Pacific Management and Paraiso Bay Master to launch a party and performance by local DJ Tony Merenda, but not like you think.

As the DJ spun beats poolside, residences cheered and danced on their balconies while still abiding to social distancing rules. Commander Freddie Cruz of the Miami Police Department even joined alongside Commissioner Ken Russell to check out the celebration.

On April 4, the property hosted another LIVE event for residences called the “Glow Stick Dance Party.” Special DJ guests included LIV and Story’s resident DJ Dave Sol and Grammy-Award winning DJ Mag. World Red Eye.

Val J. Prophete,

Principals involved in staging the events included Atlantic Pacific Management officials William J. Coleman, director, Condominium Operations; Val J. Prophete, regional manager; and Katie Anne Roman, Corporate Operations Manager.

Social distancing with an entertainment twist is a unique idea for showcasing how communities, real estate companies and public officials are coming together to create a sense of normalcy in creative ways for the good of humanity.

Please view here to see how the first event began: https://www.instagram.com/p/B-U1A5dFYWO/?igshid=114rmf7w2f7v9

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