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Building facts

Address
500 NE 24th Street
Neighborhood
Edgewater
Year built
Not announced
Floors
49
Residences
430
Status
In city review — plans submitted to Miami's UDRB June 2025, no groundbreaking
Developer
Melo Group

Key Takeaways

  • 430 residences across 49 floors — at 500 NE 24th Street.
  • Status: In city review — plans submitted to Miami’s UDRB June 2025, no groundbreaking — verified against the county roll and the development trade record.
  • Developed by Melo Group.
  • Year built: Not announced.

What is proposed at Aria Reserve Skyclub?

Aria Reserve Skyclub is the third and final phase of Melo Group’s Aria Reserve development in Edgewater: a proposed 49-storey tower carrying roughly 430 residences, plus about 77,000 square feet of office space and 6,924 square feet of ground-floor retail.

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Plans went to Miami’s Urban Development Review Board in June 2025. No groundbreaking has been reported. Average unit size is around 1,403 square feet, with 520 parking spaces across nine levels.

What it completes

The Aria Reserve twin towers are already delivering — the south tower is finished and the north was substantially complete in 2026. Skyclub would bring the three-phase total to 1,172 residences, which makes this one of the largest single-developer condo assemblages on the Edgewater bayfront.

Aria Reserve Skyclub — questions buyers ask

Has Aria Reserve Skyclub broken ground?

No. Plans went to Miami’s Urban Development Review Board in June 2025 and no groundbreaking has been reported. The tower is in city review, not under construction.

How many residences will Aria Reserve Skyclub have?

Roughly 430 residences across 49 storeys at 500 NE 24th Street, with an average unit size of about 1,403 square feet and 520 parking spaces across nine levels. It also carries about 77,000 square feet of office space and 6,924 square feet of ground-floor retail.

How does Skyclub relate to the other Aria Reserve towers?

It is the third and final phase of Melo Group’s Aria Reserve development in Edgewater. The twin towers are already delivering — the south tower is finished and the north was substantially complete in 2026 — and Skyclub would bring the three-phase total to 1,172 residences.

When will Aria Reserve Skyclub be completed?

No completion year has been announced. Nothing has broken ground, so any delivery date quoted elsewhere is a projection rather than a schedule.

Who is developing Aria Reserve Skyclub?

Melo Group, which developed the two Aria Reserve towers already standing on the same Edgewater bayfront assemblage.

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