Edgewater, United States · Contemporary — Gold Metallic Base Tower
Edge House Miami
Internal preview — photography pending licensing clearance from the developer
“A ~600-unit, short-term-rental-approved tower is Edgewater's volume play — Edge House is betting on turnkey flexibility and scale rather than boutique exclusivity.”
Edge House Miami is Grupo T&C's 57-story tower at 1837 NE 4th Street in Edgewater, developed through Meridian TC Real Estate Group and designed by Kobi Karp with fully furnished Adriana Hoyos interiors. FAA-approved to rise 637 feet, the building is marketed as one of Miami's few luxury towers approved for short-term rentals, with turnkey studios starting at $530,000 and three-bedroom residences from $1.6 million. Douglas Elliman Development Marketing handles exclusive sales, and the project is FGBC-certified as a "SMART" building with amenities built around flexible live-or-rent ownership — a podcast room and co-working spaces alongside a more conventional resort pool and spa program.
Amenities
Two Resort-Style Pools
A pair of pools overlooking the Miami skyline, with cabanas, a sun shelf, hot tub, outdoor rain shower, and a full-service pool bar.
Podcast Room & Co-Working
A dedicated podcast room alongside co-working spaces and a private meeting room — an unusual amenity pairing aimed at residents who work and create content from home.
The Tower
Who built it, who designed it, and what kind of building it actually is.
- Architect
- Kobi Karp Architecture & Interior Design
- Developer
- Meridian TC Real Estate Group, LLC (developed by Grupo T&C, a Peru-based development firm)
- Interior Designer
- Adriana Hoyos Design Studio
- The Setup
- A 57-story, fully furnished tower behind Margaret Pace Park, approved by the FAA to rise 637 feet — one of Edgewater's largest new condo supplies, sold turnkey with Adriana Hoyos interiors and marketed as one of Miami's few short-term-rental-approved luxury towers.
Grupo T&C is a Peru-based development firm; Edge House Miami, developed through its Meridian TC Real Estate Group entity, appears to be the firm's entry into the Miami condo market rather than a repeat project. Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, an established Miami new-development sales team, handles exclusive sales and marketing.
Floor Plans
The developer’s own published floor plans. Bedroom/bathroom counts and square footage aren’t individually disclosed for these plans — contact the developer directly for exact specs.
Residence S1 — Studio, 1 Bath (406 SF)
Residence S2 — Studio, 1 Bath (497 SF)
Residence A1 — 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath (581 SF)
Residence C1 — 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath (909 SF)
Residence C2 — 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath (860 SF)
Residence C3 — 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath (837 SF)
Residence D1 — 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath (1,221 SF)
Gallery
In the Neighborhood
A curated look at what’s within easy reach of Edge House Miami.
- Midtown Miami restaurants
- The Citadel Food Hall
The Honest Take
In favor
- Active sales with real, developer-published pricing and square footage by unit type, not just a registration form
- Seven real, individually dimensioned floor plan layouts published on the developer's own site, not just a brochure PDF
- FAA-approved for its full 637-foot, 57-story height, and already cleared Miami's Urban Development Review Board
- Genuinely differentiated amenities — a podcast room and multiple co-working spaces alongside the standard resort pool and spa program
- Exclusive sales and marketing by Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, one of Miami's top new-development teams
Worth weighing
- Total unit count is reported inconsistently across sources — roughly 592 to 608 depending on the outlet — and isn't stated on the developer's own site
- Floor count has also varied across press and marketing materials (55 to 57 stories), though the developer's own site and the FAA's own approval both confirm 57
- Starting prices have risen substantially since 2024 launch coverage cited prices from $400,000, versus roughly $530,000 on the current published fact sheet
- No confirmed groundbreaking date; the published payment schedule estimates a late-2028 closing, but that's a projection, not a guarantee
- At roughly 600 units, this is one of Edgewater's largest new towers — a volume play that trades boutique exclusivity for scale
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