Exciting new plans have been revealed for a 33-story residential tower in Edgewater, Miami. The project, named 1600 Edgewater, has been officially submitted to Miami’s Urban Development Review Board (UDRB) for approval, marking a significant step in the city’s ongoing skyline transformation.
Designed by the renowned architectural firm Kobi Karp Architecture & Interior Design, the tower is set to become a defining addition to Edgewater’s evolving landscape.
Planned for the former Miami Cash Register site, 1600 Edgewater is poised to rise 381 feet and will feature a mix of residential, commercial, and parking spaces, including:
282 residential units (262 market-rate, 20 affordable housing)
6,615 square feet of commercial space (5,539 SF at the ground level, 1,077 SF on the rooftop)
328 parking spaces housed in an 8-story garage
The project is being developed by 1600 NE 2nd Avenue, LLC, an entity reportedly linked to Sabet Group. The development has already taken major steps forward, having entered construction permitting, submitted for FAA height approval, and completed a utilities agreement.
The Urban Development Review Board (UDRB) hearing for 1600 Edgewater is set for March 19, where city officials will review the project’s plans and impact on the community. Given Edgewater’s rapid growth and increasing demand for high-quality residences, this tower is expected to contribute to the neighborhood’s ongoing transformation.
Edgewater, one of Miami’s most rapidly developing neighborhoods, is set to welcome a striking new addition to its skyline. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has officially given the green light for the height of a new tower planned for the area. According to a determination letter dated August 19th, the FAA has approved the tower to rise to an impressive 637 feet above ground level, or 641 feet above sea level.
The letter was sent to Meridian TC Real Estate Group LLC, the company responsible for overseeing the project. The approved height paves the way for the construction of Edge House Miami, a luxury condominium building that will also allow for short-term rentals—a feature that is increasingly popular in the Miami real estate market.
Edge House Miami is set to be a 57-story architectural marvel, with a design crafted by the renowned architect Kobi Karp. Known for his innovative and contemporary designs, is expected to bring a modern aesthetic to Edge House Miami, further enhancing Edgewater’s reputation as a hub for luxury living.
The developer behind this ambitious project is Peru’s Grupo T&C, a company with a growing portfolio of high-end developments. Their decision to invest in Edgewater reflects the area’s burgeoning appeal, particularly among those seeking upscale residential options with flexible rental opportunities.
As Edge House Miami begins to take shape, it promises to be a significant landmark in Edgewater, contributing to the neighborhood’s evolving identity as one of Miami’s premier residential districts. The project’s approval by the FAA marks a crucial step forward, setting the stage for what will undoubtedly be one of Edgewater’s most anticipated developments.
Moss Construction has been selected to oversee the construction of Villa Miami, a groundbreaking luxury waterfront development in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. Set to break ground in the summer of 2024, Villa Miami marks the first-ever collaboration between Major Food Group, David Martin’s Terra, and One Thousand Group. Situated at 710 NE 29 St., Villa Miami will stand as a 56-story, 650-foot-tall architectural marvel. Envisioned by ODP Architects under the leadership of rising star Kurt Dannwolf, its distinctive copper color-cladded exoskeletal design is set to make Villa Miami an iconic tower on Miami’s Edgewater skyline.
David Martin, CEO of Terra, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “We’re thrilled to work with Moss Construction on another landmark project. Villa Miami meets the demand for a luxury condominium tower with full and half-floor vertical residences in a boutique environment. Terra has a proven history of enriching neighborhoods across South Florida and Villa will do the same for Edgewater.”
Ed Baro, Executive Vice President of Moss, echoed this excitement, saying, “Villa Miami is an elegantly stunning concept, and Moss is thrilled to be part of the Terra team once again. We eagerly anticipate the groundbreaking and the realization of this unparalleled residential experience which will change Miami’s skyline.”
The project’s interior design is led by Vicky Charles of Charles & Co., known for her work as the former design director at Soho House and for commissions for the likes of Sony Music, Goop, George and Amal Clooney, Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis, as well as David and Victoria Beckham. Renowned landscape architect Enzo Enea is at the forefront of Villa Miami’s green design, incorporating native plants seamlessly into the surrounding landscape.
Moss Construction, under the guidance of Brett Atkinson, brings its wealth of experience, particularly in luxury high-rise developments, having successfully collaborated with David Martin’s Terra on recent projects like the topped-out Five Park Miami Beach set to deliver this year. Global structural design firm DeSimone—whose more than 10,000 building designs include the most recognizable high-rises in New York and Miami—will engineer the impressive structure.
Villa Miami will offer 72 exclusive full and half-floor residences, epitomizing vertical estate-style living with 360-degree water views. Residents will enjoy a plethora of amenities including Major Domo estate manager service, a rooftop helipad, poolside service, spa and wellness facilities, access to a branded beach club, and a fully serviced elevated pool deck. Additionally, the tower will boast an on-site MFG restaurant with private lounge spaces, offering residents preferred reservations, provisioning, and access to at-home MFG chef services.
An application for the proposed 55-story tower at 419 Northeast 19th Street in the Edgewater neighborhood has been received by the Miami’s Urban Development Review Board. This project, which was initially filed in October 2023, has been scheduled for review on July 20, 2024, after undergoing several updates and modifications.
The development team for this ambitious project includes:
The property at 419 Northeast 19th Street is owned by a joint venture between SB Development, led by Joseph Stern, and Hazelton Capital Group, based in New York. The development team has formally requested the UDRB to consider their updated proposal at the upcoming meeting.
The project was previously reviewed in October 2023 but was withdrawn before a decision was made. Since then, notable updates include:
Reduction in the Podium Footprint: To lessen the overall mass and aesthetic impact.
Detailed and Articulated Façade: To screen the parking garage.
Green Wall Addition: On the north elevation to enhance interaction with neighboring properties.
Increased Parking Spaces: From 172 to 180.
Climbing Plants: Introduction on the north façade of the podium.
Water Fountain: A new water feature wrapping around the northeastern corner of the ground floor.
Relocation of Northeast Egress Path and Exit Door: To allow for a continuous water fountain around the corner.
The resubmitted plans, which were updated on June 5, 2024, feature a total floor area of 552,604 square feet, accommodating 463 residential units and 444 parking spaces. The units range from studios to four-bedroom apartments, varying in size from 403 to 2,223 square feet. Amenities will be located on the 9th and 10th floors, as well as the rooftop, including a sky lounge, private dining area, prep kitchen, and pool.
The architectural design aims to blend the new structure seamlessly with its surroundings. The tower features a sleek, modern profile with curvilinear lines that give it a distinctive and elegant appearance. The tower’s elevations are characterized by horizontal bands of glass and metal, creating a wave-like effect.
The podium has been designed to respond to the character of the block, which includes an existing residential tower to the north. It will feature climbing plants on the north façade, giving the appearance of a green wall facing the existing apartments. A water fountain wrapping around the façade on the northeastern corner of the ground floor will create an enhanced ground-level experience near the gateway to Margaret Pace Park, helping to create an inviting atmosphere. Additionally, a bronze-colored perforated metal screen wrapping the parking garage will screen internal elements from view and limit the aesthetic impact on the surrounding neighborhood.
The project’s art treatment includes a bronze-colored perforated metal screen that wraps around the parking podium and the ground-floor façade. This screen will be lit from the bottom of each panel to enhance the pedestrian experience. The curved metal in the art treatment will require regular maintenance to ensure its aesthetic quality.
The property, with a gross lot area of 14,277 square feet, is located within the T6-36B-L transect zone, allowing for a mix of residential and commercial uses. The project seeks seven waivers, including reductions in required setbacks, drive aisle width, and parking stall length. It also requests a 30% reduction in parking needed due to its location within the Transit Oriented Development area and the Urban Central Business District overlay. Additionally, waivers are requested to allow above-ground parking in the second layer and to eliminate pedestrian entrance spacing requirements.
The proposed 55-story tower at 419 Northeast 19th Street promises to be a significant addition to the Edgewater skyline. With its sleek design, enhanced ground-level experience, and extensive amenities, it aims to provide a modern and inviting living space for future residents. The UDRB’s upcoming review will be a critical step in determining the project’s future.
Oak Row Equities, a powerhouse in private equity and real estate development, is setting new standards in Miami’s real estate market. With over $1.6 billion of development already under its belt, the company has recently commenced construction on 2600 Biscayne Boulevard, a groundbreaking project destined to transform Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood into a hub of luxury and modernity.
Situated in the heart of Edgewater, the 2600 Biscayne project epitomizes class and innovation. This 41-story Class AAA tower combines multifamily residential units and premium office spaces, representing a major leap in architectural excellence. Designed by the globally-renowned firm Arquitectonica, and with interiors by Vida, a Portland-based interior design firm, the building promises to be an icon of urban luxury.
The project’s construction is led by Coastal Construction Group, one of the top contractors in the Southeast. With a portfolio that ensures reliability and quality, Coastal is set to bring 2600 Biscayne’s vision to life alongside Oak Row Equities.
Derrick Adams, a celebrated artist, will enhance the visual appeal of the building with a striking public art piece. His work will adorn the tower’s facade, adding cultural depth and aesthetic value to the structure.
2600 Biscayne will feature 187,000 square feet of prime office and retail space, alongside 399 residential units ranging from studios to three-bedroom apartments. Residents will enjoy modern finishes, private outdoor spaces, and breathtaking views of Miami. The residential section starts 135 feet above ground, ensuring an exclusive and serene living experience.
Amenities will cater to every need: a pet spa, a private lounge, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and a 12th-floor amenity deck with a lap pool, cabanas, and BBQ grills. The 41st-floor will boast a coworking lounge and rooftop deck, offering one of the best views in Miami.
The commencement of construction follows the pre-leasing of 50% of the commercial space and the closure of a substantial $181M construction loan from Bank OZK. This marks one of the largest multifamily construction loans in the region for the year. The office spaces, nearly half pre-leased, will occupy the first ten floors in a distinctive pyramid-like design, featuring touchless entries, divisible floor plates, and wellness-focused amenities.
Edgewater is poised to benefit significantly from this project. The neighborhood, already known for its vibrant lifestyle and amenities like Margaret Pace Park, will see a substantial increase in its appeal with the addition of 2600 Biscayne. The development is also strategically located near a planned Northeast Corridor rail stop, enhancing connectivity.
“As we break ground on 2600 Biscayne, we are setting the foundation for what will be the highest quality asset in Miami-Dade County,” said Erik Rutter, Managing Partner at Oak Row Equities. This sentiment is echoed by David Weitz, another Managing Partner at the firm, who highlighted the project’s potential to redefine multifamily and office standards in South Florida.
Miami’s ever-evolving skyline is about to undergo another dramatic transformation, as plans for a soaring 55-story tower have been filed with the City of Miami, Edge House Miami.
The visionary behind this monumental development is none other than Grupo T&C of Peru, spearheaded by the esteemed William Ticona. Backed by a track record of groundbreaking projects, Grupo T&C is poised to leave an indelible mark on Miami’s real estate landscape. Partnering with them is the renowned architect, Kobi Karp, whose innovative designs have garnered international acclaim.
The centerpiece of this development will be a staggering 55-story tower, poised to punctuate the Miami skyline with its sleek silhouette. Housing a total of 592 luxurious condominium units, the tower promises to offer unparalleled vistas of Biscayne Bay and the glittering city below.
What sets this project apart is its embrace of the evolving hospitality landscape. With short-term rentals permitted, residents will have the flexibility to capitalize on Miami’s thriving tourism industry, making it not just a residence but an investment opportunity unlike any other.
While the tower’s architectural marvels are enough to capture attention, it’s the name that truly intrigues. Dubbed “Edge House Miami,” the moniker hints at a residence perched on the edge of innovation and sophistication. Records indicate that Grupo T&C has even applied for a trademark for this evocative title, signaling their commitment to creating a brand synonymous with excellence.
What makes this proposal even more striking is its departure from previous plans for the site. Just a few years ago, Miami’s Urban Development Review Board (UDRB) greenlit a 36-story tower for the same location. However, Grupo T&C’s vision reaches even greater heights, quite literally, with their 55-story masterpiece. This bold move underscores their confidence in Miami’s burgeoning real estate market and reaffirms the city’s status as a global hub of innovation and luxury living.
As the plans for Edge House Miami unfold, anticipation mounts for the transformative impact it will have on Edgewater and beyond. With Grupo T&C and Kobi Karp at the helm, this project represents more than just a development—it’s a testament to the boundless possibilities of architectural ingenuity and visionary leadership.
Miami’s skyline is poised for a breathtaking transformation with the upcoming Villa Residences, a 58-story tower that promises to redefine luxury living in Edgewater. The buzz around this project intensified on February 1, when a site work permit application was officially submitted to Miami’s Building Department, marking a significant step forward in the realization of this ambitious project.
Villa Residences is not just any building; it’s a 650-foot tower meticulously designed by ODP Architects, set to become a landmark in Miami’s architectural landscape. The project is ambitiously planned to house 72 residential units, each promising unparalleled luxury and breathtaking views of the Miami skyline and the azure waters beyond.
But the allure of Villa Residences doesn’t stop at residential spaces. The tower is also set to feature a rooftop helipad, offering a unique convenience to its residents. A baywalk will grace the perimeter, providing serene walks at sunset, and a restaurant operated by the renowned Major Food Group will cater to the culinary desires of both residents and visitors alike, promising a dining experience as elevated as the tower itself.
The development of Villa Residences is a collaborative effort, with One Thousand Group and Terra leading the charge in partnership with Major. This powerhouse team brings together a wealth of experience and a shared vision of luxury and innovation, ensuring that Villa Residences will be nothing short of extraordinary.
The journey to bring Villa Residences to life is well underway, with Moss & Associates at the helm as the contractor for the project. Their expertise is not only leveraged for the initial site work but also for the vertical construction of the tower, which is currently undergoing its second cycle of review, and the construction of a seawall. These separate permits, now in review at the Building Department, signify meticulous planning and a commitment to excellence at every stage of development.
Villa Residences is more than just a residential tower; it’s a vision of a connected, luxurious lifestyle. The inclusion of a rooftop helipad and baywalk underscores a commitment to providing residents with both luxury and convenience, seamlessly integrated into their daily lives. The partnership with Major Food Group for the operation of the on-site restaurant further enhances this vision, promising a lifestyle that is as delicious as it is luxurious.
As Villa Residences ascends towards the Miami sky, it brings with it a promise of redefining luxury living in Edgewater. With its strategic partnerships, meticulous planning, and visionary design, the project is set to become a cornerstone of Miami’s architectural and residential landscape. The submission of the site work permit application is just the beginning of this exciting journey, one that will undoubtedly captivate the imagination of future residents and the wider Miami community. Stay tuned as we continue to follow the progress of this landmark project, destined to become a jewel in Miami’s crown.
Miami is no stranger to stunning developments, and a new project is about to make its mark on the city’s skyline. Urban Network Capital Group (UNCG) and Vertical Development are making waves with their upcoming condo-hotel development, set to be reviewed by the city’s Urban Development Review Board on January 17. This strategic project is located between the vibrant Miami Design District and the bustling Edgewater neighborhood, promising to redefine luxury living in the heart of Miami.
The project spans an impressive 19,292-square-foot site at 445 and 455 Northeast 36th Street, extending to 3618 and 3630 Northeast Fifth Ave. This location is currently home to four small apartment buildings and is conveniently situated south of Interstate 195 along the exit ramp. In September, Residences at 5th Avenue LLC, an affiliate of UNCG and Vertical Development, acquired the property for $13.5 million.
The proposed plan envisions a striking 27-story structure designed by the renowned Miami-based firm Kobi Karp Architecture & Interior Design. KEITH is on board as the civil engineer and landscape architect, ensuring that this development will not only be luxurious but also environmentally conscious. The project will span an impressive 175,557 square feet, offering 180 hotel rooms, 7,290 square feet of retail space, and 121 parking spaces, including vehicle lifts and 24 electric vehicle charging stations.
To achieve the desired density for this remarkable project, the development strategy involves acquiring two transfers of development rights from other city property owners. This strategic move will allow the creation of a fifth-floor lobby and a rooftop pool deck, providing breathtaking panoramic views of Biscayne Bay and Miami Beach.
The building’s design emphasizes contemporary architecture, with meticulous attention to detail to harmonize with and enhance the evolving aesthetic of the Edgewater area. The structure boasts habitable, visually engaging, and practical spaces, featuring aesthetically pleasing architectural screening. This approach effectively integrates the loading area into the overall design while maintaining a sleek appearance.
One of the project’s main goals is to prioritize pedestrian engagement and urban vibrancy. By thoughtfully placing spaces that encourage foot traffic and interaction, the development enhances the street-level experience for both residents and visitors. This approach contributes to the lively urban fabric of the neighborhood.
The hotel’s accommodations will cater to a diverse range of guests, with room sizes ranging from 393 to 2,127 square feet. The layout includes 17 studios, 85 junior suites, 51 one-bedroom suites, 20 two-bedroom suites, three three-bedroom suites, and four four-bedroom suites, with the larger units located on the upper floors.
The proposed development includes several waiver requests to align with the project’s unique architectural and functional requirements while adhering to city zoning regulations. These waivers aim to maximize parking space, incorporate attractive screening along major streets, and improve internal circulation within the parking structure.
Ben Fernandez, a local zoning attorney, represents the developers in their application. This condo-hotel development is the second major project for UNCG and Vertical Development in Miami, following the recent construction loan acquisition for the Visions at Brickell Station condo-hotel. Vertical Development also operates in Argentina, reflecting their commitment to creating exceptional spaces in both local and international markets.
The FAA has recently greenlit the construction of 2900 Terrace, a 38-story building in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. The permits, issued on January 2 and valid until July 2, 2025, signal an important phase in the project’s development. 2900 Terrace, a creation of Arquitectonica and spearheaded by LNDMRK Development and Oak Row Equities, can stand as tall as 390 feet or 399 feet above sea level. An FAA study confirmed the building meets obstruction standards and is safe for air travel.
Spanning over 629,000 square feet, 2900 Terrace will house 324 residential units, office space, commercial areas, and 515 parking slots. Its expected completion in 2026 will add to Miami’s dynamic cityscape.
This project is strategically positioned on 1.5 acres in Edgewater, close to various lifestyle and cultural hotspots in Miami. The development is set to offer a mix of one to three-bedroom residences and a host of amenities like a fitness center, pet spa, sauna, golf simulator, coworking spaces, and outdoor facilities including a pool and cabanas.
The architectural design incorporates a variety of materials like bronze and grey metal mesh, glass railings, tinted reflective glazing, charcoal window frames, grey stucco, and concrete. This selection aims to give the building a modern and practical exterior.
Alongside 2900 Terrace, Oak Row Equities and LNDMRK are also working on a 40-story building at 2600 Biscayne and the Wynwood Plaza, set to be completed in 2025.
A new residential high-rise is poised to redefine the skyline of Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood, presenting a potential investment opportunity. The blueprint, which is currently under the scrutiny of Miami’s Urban Development Review Board, envisions a 38-story edifice, soaring to a majestic 380 feet.
This ambitious project is slated to encompass a total of 324 upscale residential units, with an average size of 1,069 square feet, tailored to meet the expectations of a sophisticated clientele. Approximately 22,354 square feet allocated for office spaces, designed to cater to high-end professional services.
An additional 13,108 square feet dedicated to commercial ventures, likely to attract premium retail brands. Over 10,000 square feet of park and plaza areas, meticulously planned to foster community engagement and vibrant pedestrian dynamics. A substantial parking structure offering 515 spaces across four levels, levels 2 through 5, featuring an aesthetically pleasing artistic screen.
The landscape architecture is set to feature an array of indigenous trees, selected not only for their compatibility with the local climate but also for their capacity to offer ample shade, enhancing the pedestrian experience. The architectural vision for this tower comes from the renowned firm Arquitectonica, known for their innovative designs that blend functionality with visual appeal.
The development is being spearheaded by 2900 Terrace Owner, LLC, a name that may soon become synonymous with luxury living in Miami. The proposal is scheduled for review on November 15th by the UDRB, marking a date of significance for investors looking to capitalize on Miami’s thriving real estate market.
