Edge House Downtown
Branded residence in the heart of Downtown.
A 48-storey Related Group condominium with a hotel-residence operating model. One- to three-bedroom layouts, on-site restaurant + speakeasy, dedicated short-stay management for owners who want yield instead of a vacation home.
About this project
Edge House sits at the eastern edge of Downtown Miami's revitalisation zone — five-minute walk to Bayside, ten to Brickell across the Metromover, immediate access to the FTX Arena and the Adrienne Arsht Center.
Owner programme is flexible: live-in, long-term rent, or place the unit into the on-site short-stay programme for hotel-rate occupancy on the nights you're not in Miami.
Why this project
- Owner-flex: live, rent, or short-stay
- Direct Metromover + walking to Brickell
- Pre-construction — best entry tier
- 2028 delivery
Amenities
- · Rooftop pool + restaurant
- · Owner-flex short-stay programme
- · Speakeasy + cocktail lounge
- · Co-working + private meeting rooms
- · 24-hour concierge
Project specifics
- Property type
- Condominium
- Status
- Pre-construction
- Address
- Downtown Miami — NE 2nd Avenue corridor
- Expected delivery
- March 2028
About the builder
Miami's most prolific luxury-condo developer.
Miami, Florida · est. 1979
Founded in 1979 by Jorge Pérez, Related Group is the dominant luxury condominium developer in South Florida — responsible for many of the Brickell, Edgewater, and Coconut Grove towers that define Miami's skyline.
Visit Related Group profile →The neighborhood
Where the city meets Biscayne Bay.
PortMiami, Bayside, Pérez Art Museum and Frost Science. Downtown is the civic heart — bigger units, slightly older buildings, lower price per square foot than Brickell next door.
Explore Downtown Miami →What's nearby
- Kaseya Center (Miami Heat)0.4 mi
- Brightline MiamiCentral0.7 mi
- Pérez Art Museum (PAMM)0.7 mi
- Brickell City Centre0.7 mi
- PortMiami (cruise)1.2 mi
- Wynwood Walls1.8 mi
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Before you commit, the answers most international buyers wish they'd read first.
What is FIRPTA, and how much will the IRS withhold when I sell my Miami property?
FIRPTA, the Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act, requires US buyers to withhold 15% of the gross sale price when buying real estate from a foreign person. You can reduce or eliminate this through a withholding certificate (Form 8288-B) filed before closing, based on your actual expected capital gain.
What is the Florida property tax cap, and how does Save Our Homes protect my Miami home?
Florida's Save Our Homes (SOH) amendment caps annual assessed-value increases at 3% (or CPI, whichever is lower) for homesteaded primary residences. Combined with the $50,000 Homestead Exemption, it's the single biggest tax shield for owner-occupants in Miami-Dade, but it does NOT apply to investment property or non-resident foreign buyers.
How does pre-construction escrow work in Florida (Section 718)?
Florida Statute 718 governs condominium pre-construction purchases. Deposits up to 10% must be held in an escrow account; additional deposits between 10% and 20% can be used by the developer with statutory disclosures. After 20% the developer can typically use funds for construction. All escrow disclosures must be in the Purchase and Sale Agreement.