La Mare Bay Harbor Islands - Regency Collection is an eight-story boutique condominium at 9927 East Bay Harbor Drive, developed by Chicago-based Regency Development Group as the firm's first South Florida project. Designed by Kobi Karp Architecture with interiors by Brazil-based Debora Aguiar Arquitetos, La Mare holds 33 vertically stacked villa-style residences ranging from roughly 1,567 to over 4,200 square feet, with two- to four-bedroom layouts. Wrap-around floor-to-ceiling glass and oversized terraces orient every home toward Biscayne Bay, and the all-glass building sits on elevated pilings as part of a LEED-targeted, flood-resilient design strategy that responds directly to South Florida's tidal swings. The La Mare 9927 East Bay Harbor site sits at the quieter, more residential north end of the island, a five-minute walk to Bay Harbor Park and a six-minute drive to Bal Harbour Shops. Surfside's commercial strip on Harding Avenue, with Carbone, Mediterranean cafes, and the Surfside Community Center, is about seven minutes south by car. Bal Harbour Beach and the oceanfront promenade are roughly five minutes east, and the Ruth K. Broad Bay Harbor K-8 Center is within walking distance, which is why family buyers gravitate to this stretch of East Bay Harbor Drive. The Broad Causeway puts I-95 about ten minutes west, and the Miami Design District is about a 20-minute drive. Inside, La Mare Miami leans into a softer, organic palette: Antonio Lupi kitchen and bath fixtures, Poliform cabinetry, travertine and bleached driftwood finishes, deep soaking tubs, HEPA-grade air filtration, and private or semi-private elevator entry. Amenities include a landscaped bayfront shoreline with private boat slips, a rooftop pool deck with infinity edge, jacuzzi, summer kitchen, indoor lounge, sauna and steam, and a fitness center. With only 33 villa-scale homes, La Mare reads less like a tower and more like a stack of waterfront houses, a low-density alternative inside one of the most school-anchored zip codes in Miami.