King Cole is an 11-story bayfront condominium at 900 Bay Drive on the southeast tip of Normandy Isle, with a private yacht basin. Designed by Melvin Grossman with Fridstein and Fitch and completed in 1963 for Chicago developers Robert Blum and Robert Rautbord, it is a Miami Modern landmark with a boomerang plan and a full glass curtain-wall facade. It became a condominium in 1974 and holds 266 residences, according to Miami-Dade property records. The building's yacht-basin club was a 1960s nightlife spot. Today the marina has privately owned slips for boats up to 83 feet, and residents have a heated pool over the garage, a gym overlooking the water, a sauna, a solarium and valet parking.