Edge House Miami Starts Rising After a 30-Hour Foundation Pour

Edge House Miami, the 57-story tower planned for 1837 NE 4th Avenue in Edgewater, has moved out of the ground. In July 2026 crews finished a continuous foundation pour of more than 7,000 cubic yards of concrete, delivered by over 700 trucks across more than 30 hours, and started on the superstructure, Florida YIMBY reported. Miami Today and PROFILEmiami reported the same pour. Completion is targeted for the fourth quarter of 2028.

A rental-friendly tower, not a classic condo

Edge House is built for owners who want to rent. Peru-based developer Grupo T&C markets it as a home-sharing condominium: 608 fully furnished studios and one- to three-bedroom units, many with lockout layouts that split into two rentable spaces. Kobi Karp is the architect, Adriana Hoyos Design Studio does the interiors and Thornton Construction is the general contractor. Prices were reported from the $550,000s.

The site sits a few blocks inland from Biscayne Bay, on NE 4th Avenue between 18th and 19th Streets, so this is not a bayfront building.

The listings already on the market

On August 29, 2026, four Edge House units were listed, with a median asking price of $878,426, or $1,076 per square foot. None has closed yet, because the building will not be delivered for two years.

The best guide to what happens after delivery is the short-term rental towers that are already finished. Two are about a mile south in Downtown:

| Building | Delivered | Active listings | Sales, last 12 months | Median asking $/sqft | Median closed $/sqft | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | Natiivo Miami | 2023 | 85 | 16 | $1,037 | $853 | | The Elser | 2023 | 58 | 24 | $1,438 | $1,106 |

Own.Miami data, October 13, 2026.

At the current sales pace, Natiivo's listings would take about 64 months to sell, and The Elser's about 29. Our financing data also puts Natiivo in the cash tier: in the last 12 months we found too few purchases financed by a regulated lender to rate it higher.

How it compares with Edgewater's bay towers

Edgewater as a whole sold 490 condos in the 12 months to October 13, 2026, at a median of $605 per square foot, with about 13 months of supply. The older bayfront towers next to the Edge House site closed for much less than its asking prices:

• Aria on the Bay: median closed $686 per square foot over 29 sales
• Quantum on the Bay: $513 over 32 sales
• Opera Tower: $435 over 39 sales

What this means for buyers

You pay for rental rights. Edge House asks well above the Edgewater median, even though the building is not on the water. What you are paying for is a furnished unit and the right to rent it short term.

Delivered rental towers resell slowly. Since Natiivo and The Elser were delivered, their closed prices have run well below asking, and listings have piled up to years of supply. A buyer at Edge House should plan to hold through that phase rather than count on a quick resale.

Financing is harder. Condo-hotel style buildings often fail conventional loan rules, so many buyers pay cash or use portfolio loans with larger down payments. See our guide to warrantable vs non-warrantable condos.