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Explore condos on Miami's bay in the city's newest tower corridor: active pre-construction, buildings delivered after 2015, and direct access to Downtown.
Listings via IDX (BeachesMLS / Miami Association of REALTORS®) through Trestle/CoreLogic. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
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Edgewater is the residential tower corridor Miami built along the bay over the last decade, just north of Downtown and south of the Design District. It's the area that absorbed much of the vertical housing demand Brickell no longer had room for, with Related Group and Two Roads Development putting up some of their most recent towers here: Missoni Baia, One Paraiso, Paraiso Bay and Elysee, all delivered after 2015.
The area's green core is Margaret Pace Park, an 8-acre park on Biscayne Bay with tennis courts, a dog park and waterfront trails. Further north, inside the Paraiso District, Paraiso Park connects to the Biscayne Line, the promenade beginning to link Edgewater to Downtown along the water.
Along Biscayne Boulevard, the Bacardi Building survives as a 1963 MiMo architecture icon, now home to the YoungArts Foundation, and along the water, restaurants like Amara at Paraiso make the most of the view that made the area popular with buyers looking for the bay without Brickell's price tag.
Edgewater is 5 minutes from the Design District and Wynwood, 10 from Brickell and Miami Beach, and 15 from Miami International Airport. That position, right next to Downtown but without its office density, is what sustains both buying and rental demand.
Edgewater has 455 active condos for sale across 38 buildings, with a median price of $685,000 and a median 1,084 square feet. Along with the Paraiso District, it's the area with the most active pre-construction in this part of Miami: 31 of those units are active pre-construction.
A median HOA of $1,263 a month and a median build year of 2016 reflect an inventory much younger than Brickell's or Miami Beach's, which tends to mean less deferred maintenance and more recent-generation amenities.
Locate condos, residential towers, new developments and the main points of interest to get to know the area before making a decision.
Answers to the most common questions about prices, buildings, pre-construction and the process of buying a condo in this area.
Edgewater concentrates the newest inventory in this part of Miami: of its 38 active buildings, 31 condos are pre-construction or recent deliveries from Related Group and Two Roads Development. It sits right next to Downtown, minutes from the Design District and Wynwood, and its median price of $685,000 still runs below Brickell and Miami Beach. That combination -bay, new construction and closeness to the financial center- explains why it remains one of the city's most active development areas.
Who buys in Edgewater? Professionals who work in Downtown, Brickell or the Health District and want to live on the bay; Investors who prioritize new inventory over buildings older than 15 years; Buyers who want to be near Wynwood and the Design District without living inside those districts; Families looking for a recent tower, with current-generation amenities and lower deferred maintenance.
The median price of a condo in Edgewater is $685,000, with options from $350,000 up to bayfront residences above $2,430,000. It depends on the building, the floor, the view, and whether it's pre-construction or resale. We can send you current availability based on your budget.
Related Group and Two Roads Development concentrated much of their last decade of development here: Missoni Baia, One Paraiso, Paraiso Bay and Elysee were all delivered after 2015, and today 31 condos in the area are still pre-construction or were recently delivered.
About 5 minutes from the Design District and Wynwood, and 10 from Brickell, Edgewater is the area with the most direct access to Downtown without paying the price of living inside the financial district.
Edgewater combines new inventory -a median build year of 2016- with an entry price below Brickell and Miami Beach. That tends to mean lower deferred maintenance costs and a buyer and tenant profile looking for the bay without the financial district's premium.
Yes. International buyers can reserve and purchase pre-construction units without being U.S. residents or citizens. There are also financing options for foreign buyers depending on the project's stage and your profile. We help you understand every payment stage before you sign.
