Midtown Park Tower
Mid-rise condo adjacent to Midtown Miami's park spine.
A 32-storey PMG condominium overlooking Midtown's linear park. One- and two-bed layouts, full Society Living management option, walking distance to Wynwood (south) and Edgewater (east).
About this project
Midtown Park Tower threads the needle between three neighborhoods — north of Wynwood, west of Edgewater, south of the Design District. Walking commute to all three from one address.
Floor plans favour outdoor living: every unit has either a private terrace or direct courtyard access. The amenity deck wraps around the building's south face for sunset views over the Wynwood skyline.
Why this project
- Walk to Wynwood, Edgewater & Design District
- Society Living optional management
- Sunset-facing amenity deck
- 2027 delivery
Amenities
- · Society Living management option
- · Wrap-around amenity deck — sunset orientation
- · Private terrace or courtyard per unit
- · Co-working + podcast booths
- · Rooftop pool + grill stations
Project specifics
- Property type
- Condominium
- Status
- Under construction
- Address
- NE 36th Street, Miami, FL 33137
- Expected delivery
- September 2027
About the builder
Wynwood, Edgewater, and the next-wave Miami neighborhoods.
Miami, Florida · est. 1991
PMG (Property Markets Group) builds tall in the neighborhoods Miami is moving into next — Wynwood, Edgewater, the FiDi edge of Downtown. The Society Living brand bundles long-stay hospitality service into the unit.
Visit PMG (Property Markets Group) profile →The neighborhood
Between the art and the towers.
The shopping-and-condo strip stitching Wynwood to the Design District. Solid mid-priced rental product, Target on the corner, Trader Joe's two blocks away.
Explore Midtown Miami →What's nearby
- Miami Design District0.2 mi
- Wynwood Walls0.8 mi
- Pérez Art Museum (PAMM)1.8 mi
- Kaseya Center (Miami Heat)2.1 mi
- Brightline MiamiCentral2.1 mi
- PortMiami (cruise)2.7 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.