Edgewater occupies a specific position in Miami’s urban geography. Bordered by Wynwood to the west, the Design District to the north, and Biscayne Bay to the east, the neighborhood offers bayfront access and urban connectivity in a combination that few Miami locations can match. It is neither the transactional density of Brickell nor the resort […]
Villa Miami is a collaboration between three development entities and an equally deliberate creative team. Terra, led by David Martin, and One Thousand Group, led by Kevin Venger, Louis Birdman, and Michael Konig, bring a combined portfolio that includes Five Park Miami Beach and One Thousand Museum — two of Miami’s more architecturally significant recent […]
Villa Miami is structured around a single premise: fewer units, larger footprints. The 56-story tower at 710 NE 29th Street in Edgewater contains just 70 residences — half-floor and full-floor configurations across 49 residential levels. Full-floor units begin at $8.5 million for approximately 6,200 square feet, with panoramic views of Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, […]
Branded residences in Miami have typically followed one template: a hotel flag — Ritz-Carlton, Four Seasons, St. Regis — applied to a condominium tower, with the brand lending its service infrastructure and global recognition. Villa Miami at 710 NE 29th Street in Edgewater takes a different approach. The building marks the first residential tower branded […]
Coconut Grove occupies a distinct position in Miami’s residential landscape. It is one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods, with a tree canopy, walkability, and village-scale character that differentiate it from the density of Miami Beach or the transactional pace of Brickell. Buyers who choose Coconut Grove are generally not choosing it by default — it […]
Coconut Grove occupies a distinct position in Miami’s residential landscape. It is one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods, with a tree canopy, walkability, and village-scale character that differentiate it from the density of Miami Beach or the transactional pace of Brickell. Buyers who choose Coconut Grove are generally not choosing it by default — it […]
The Well Coconut Grove structures its amenity access around ownership tier. One-bedroom buyers receive one lifetime wellness membership and valet parking. Two-bedroom buyers receive two lifetime memberships, one dedicated parking space, and valet. Three- and four-bedroom buyers receive two lifetime memberships and two dedicated parking spaces. The wellness component is anchored by a 13,000-square-foot Wellness […]
The Well Coconut Grove is structured around variety. The building offers 192 residences across 111 unique floor plans — a deliberate choice that avoids the repetition typical of mid-size condominium developments. Unit types span townhomes, lofts, and one- through four-bedroom configurations, with most including a half bath and many offering a flex or den bonus […]
Most luxury residential developments in Miami include wellness as an amenity layer — a spa, a gym, a pool. The Well Coconut Grove is structured differently. Developed by Terra and designed in partnership with THE WELL®, the project integrates wellness programming directly into the residences themselves, not just the common areas. The distinction matters. In […]
At 30 units with prices ranging from $4.25M to well above $20M, the Ritz-Carlton Residences South Beach is not designed for a broad buyer pool. The deposit and payment structure makes that explicit. Buyers commit 20% at contract, with a second 20% at groundbreaking (estimated Q3 2026), 10% at topping off (estimated Q3 2027), and […]
