South Florida New Construction · Downtown Miami · The Crosby At Miami Worldcenter
Completed: the City of Miami permit record lists a certificate of occupancy dated 20 March 2026.
By Josh Stein · Florida license SL3057661 · Updated 8 October 2026Leer en español →
2 condos for sale at The Crosby At Miami Worldcenter, average list price $890.48 per sq ft (total list price ÷ total sq ft).
- Asking range$405,000 to $530,000
- List price per sq ft$890.48
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Key facts about The Crosby At Miami Worldcenter
| Address | 11 NE 6th Street, Miami FL 33132 |
|---|---|
| For sale now | 2 |
| List price range | $405,000 to $530,000 |
| Size | 400 to 650 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | Studio to 1 BR |
| List price per sq ft | Average $890.48, low $815, high $1,013 |
| Monthly HOA | $524 to $893 |
| Year built | 2025 |
| Neighborhood | Miami |
Residences at The Crosby At Miami Worldcenter
| Bedrooms | For sale | Size (sq ft) | List price | Avg $/sq ft | Last sale |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | 1 | 400 | $405,000 | $1,012.50 | |
| 1 | 1 | 650 | $530,000 | $815.38 |
Verified 25 September 2026Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser, City of Miami permit records, Florida YIMBY +9 more12 sources
The lobby at The Crosby at Miami Worldcenter
The lobby at The Crosby at Miami Worldcenter
A residence kitchen and living area at The Crosby
A residence bedroom at The Crosby at Miami Worldcenter
A residence bedroom at The Crosby, looking over downtown
The rooftop dining room at The Crosby at Miami Worldcenter
The rooftop terrace at The Crosby at Miami Worldcenter
A residence at The Crosby at Miami Worldcenter
A residence at The Crosby at Miami Worldcenter
A residence at The Crosby at Miami Worldcenter
A residence at The Crosby at Miami Worldcenter
The rooftop pool at The Crosby at Miami Worldcenter
The Crosby at Miami Worldcenter — Building Facts
- Address
- 601 North Miami Avenue, Miami (developer and Florida YIMBY) — inside Miami Worldcenter, Downtown Miami. The county rolls the unit folios at 697 N Miami Ave, ZIP 33136 (the developer’s site prints ZIP 33132); the City’s permit record lists 11 NE 6 St
- Status
- Completed. The City of Miami permit record lists a certificate of occupancy dated 20 March 2026 on the master building permit, status Final; the county records the year built as 2025 and 339 of the 466 residential folios carry a recorded sale (read 25 September 2026)
- Stories
- 33 · 376 feet structural, 390 feet above sea level (Florida YIMBY, 18 August 2023, reporting the building permit). Bisnow and PROFILEmiami said 31 stories in January 2022 (The Real Deal said 33) and the developer’s February 2022 fact sheet said 32
- Residences
- 466 residential folios on the county roll, plus one commercial unit — the developer and the permit coverage say 450
- Residence sizes
- 260 to 1,074 sq ft (county heated area), median 634 sq ft — 118 studios, 256 one-bedrooms and 92 two-bedrooms by the county’s bedroom count
- Recorded sale range
- $344,900 to $1,080,000 across 338 qualified sales dated 2025 to 30 July 2026
- Median recorded price
- $639,000 in 2025 · $605,650 in 2026 to 30 July
- Declaration
- MWC BLOCK G TOWER 2 CONDO — the county’s legal description cites Official Records Book 34990, Page 1786 (I have not opened the recorded document)
- Developer
- DT G Block LLC — a joint venture of Related Group and Merrimac Ventures (Florida YIMBY, 16 May and 18 August 2023; the developer’s fact sheet names DT G Block, LLC as developer)
- Architect
- Cohen Freedman Encinosa & Associates · interiors by AvroKO · contractor Beauchamp Construction (City permit record; Florida YIMBY)
- ⚠️ Parking
- Florida YIMBY reported on 18 August 2023 that the development would omit parking facilities, and the county roll lists no parking or storage units. I have not found an as-built confirmation
- ⚠️ Sales status
- Related’s Nick Perez said all 450 units were sold (Florida YIMBY, 27 January 2023). As of 25 September 2026, 127 of 466 residential folios (27.3%) carry no recorded sale and are owned of record by Block G Phase 2, LLC, the seller on every recorded first sale
Key Takeaways
- Completed: the City of Miami permit record lists a certificate of occupancy dated 20 March 2026 on the master building permit (status Final, read 25 September 2026). The Miami-Dade Property Appraiser records the year built as 2025 and carries 466 residential folios plus one commercial unit; 339 of the 466 carry at least one recorded sale.
- ⚠️ Sales status: the developer’s statement and the county roll do not line up. Related’s Nick Perez said all 450 units were sold when the tower broke ground (Florida YIMBY, 27 January 2023). The county roll shows 127 of the 466 residential folios (27.3%) with no recorded sale as of 25 September 2026, all owned of record by Block G Phase 2, LLC, the seller on every recorded first sale. That fits homes under contract that have not closed, unsold inventory or a recording lag; I have not found a source that says how many are unsold.
- ⭐⭐ The smallest homes cost about twice as much per square foot as the largest. Recorded deeds put the 260 sq ft studios at $1,727 per square foot and the 900–1,074 sq ft homes at $929. I have not found a source that says why; the tower was marketed for short-term rental use.
- ⚠️ No parking was planned. Florida YIMBY reported on 18 August 2023 that the development would omit parking facilities, and the county roll lists no parking or storage units. I have not found an as-built confirmation; it matters for how you would live here or rent it out.
- Marketed with no rental restrictions — the developers said so at launch (Bisnow and PROFILEmiami, January 2022), and the permit coverage describes the tower as accommodating short-term rentals (Florida YIMBY, 18 August 2023). Confirm it in the recorded declaration, which the county cites at Book 34990, Page 1786.
- Developer: DT G Block LLC, a joint venture of Related Group and Merrimac Ventures, with a $94.2 million Bank OZK construction loan (Florida YIMBY, 16 May 2023).
- Bought pre-construction at The Crosby At Miami Worldcenter? — before closing, a sale is usually an assignment of your purchase contract, and whether that is allowed depends on its assignment clause; after closing it is an ordinary resale. Ask Josh what your unit could sell for at delivery on WhatsApp.
The Crosby At Miami Worldcenter, by the numbers
Developer: DT G Block LLC (Related Group and Merrimac Ventures) · Architect: Cohen Freedman Encinosa · Marketed as 450 residences; certificate of occupancy dated 20 March 2026 (City of Miami permit record); 339 of 466 residences carry a recorded sale (Miami-Dade Property Appraiser), as of 25 September 2026.
Completed, and what the records show
The Crosby is a completed building. The City of Miami’s permit dataset lists a certificate of occupancy dated 20 March 2026 on the master building permit (BD22018410001B001, issued 7 August 2023, status Final with every inspection finalised), and the Miami-Dade Property Appraiser records the year built as 2025 on all 467 folios (both read 25 September 2026). The condominium, MWC BLOCK G TOWER 2 CONDO, is carved into 467 folios: 466 residential homes and one commercial unit, and the county’s legal description cites the declaration at Official Records Book 34990, Page 1786, which I have not opened. The earliest sale on the roll dated 2025 is 9 June 2025 and the recorded closings gather pace from October 2025. The City dataset lists a single certificate per permit, so I have not found the date of any earlier temporary certificate and cannot say how the first closings relate to the certificate dated 20 March 2026.
That matters for how you read a listing here. A home in a completed building is bought differently from a pre-construction reservation: there is no deposit schedule running against a future delivery date, and what you are buying is a specific unit with its own recorded documents. Whether a given home is developer inventory, a contract that has not closed or an owner’s sale is worth establishing first.
The developer entity is DT G Block LLC, a joint venture of Related Group and Merrimac Ventures (Florida YIMBY, 18 August 2023; the developer’s fact sheet names DT G Block, LLC). Bisnow described Merrimac Ventures as run by the family of Miami Worldcenter co-developer Nitin Motwani (13 January 2022), and Florida YIMBY reported that Bank OZK provided a $94.2 million construction loan to DT G Block LLC (16 May 2023). The seller named on every recorded first sale in the county file is a different entity, Block G Phase 2, LLC; I have not found a source that states how the two are related.
What the recorded deeds show
I pulled all 467 folios of the condominium directly from the Miami-Dade Property Appraiser on 25 September 2026 and totalled the recorded transactions. The county’s latest qualified sale is dated 30 July 2026 and its latest sale row of any kind 25 August 2026. One sale row carries the date 20 October 2020, which predates the January 2023 groundbreaking; I have left it out of the statistics and have not tried to explain it.
Across 2025 and 2026 there are 338 qualified arm’s-length sales, each a separate recorded deed. All 338 are first sales from Block G Phase 2, LLC to the buyer; the county file shows no qualified resale yet:
- 2025 — 122 sales. Median $639,000. Range $344,900 to $984,000. Median $995 per square foot.
- 2026 to 30 July — 216 sales. Median $605,650. Range $386,100 to $1,080,000. Median $968 per square foot.
Taken together that is a median of $614,850 and $981 per square foot across the building.
Read the year-on-year difference carefully. The median price falls 5.2% and the median price per square foot falls 2.8%. Two part-years of data do not establish the size of that move, and there is a specific reason for caution: every sale here is a first conveyance, the original buyers taking title from the developer’s selling entity. Which homes closed in which month depends on the closing schedule and the mix of floors and layouts closing at the time, not only on what the market was paying — the recorded closings peak from December 2025 to February 2026 (69, 74 and 77 a month) and thin to 16 or fewer a month from April 2026. A larger share of two-bedrooms closing early and studios later would lower a median with no change in value. I would not read a trend into it.
The Crosby has no qualified resale on the county file yet, so a resale price history and the turnover rate I publish for established Miami condominiums (homes divided by the four-year average of qualified sales) cannot be computed and are not quoted. Ask me again in 2028.
The 2026 assessed values are a separate cross-check. The county assesses the 466 residential homes at a combined $236,379,680, a median of $485,760, ranging from $324,000 to $837,100. Add the 3,412 square foot ground-floor commercial unit at $1,364,800 and the whole building is assessed at $237,744,480. An assessed value is a tax figure, not a price; here it sits below the recorded sale prices.
Arrival
The lobby, photographed after completion.
Why the smallest homes cost the most
Break the same 338 sales down by size and something appears that a single building-wide median hides:
- 260 sq ft studios — 16 sales, median $449,000, median $1,727 per square foot
- 300 to 498 sq ft — 50 sales, median $494,250, median $1,150 per square foot
- 499 to 699 sq ft — 185 sales, median $610,000, median $972 per square foot
- 700 to 899 sq ft — 43 sales, median $669,000, median $863 per square foot
- 900 to 1,074 sq ft — 44 sales, median $897,500, median $929 per square foot
The price per square foot is highest in the smallest homes: a 260 square foot studio trades at roughly 1.9 times the rate per foot of a 900-plus square foot two-bedroom, and the 700 to 899 square foot band is the lowest at $863. The 260 square foot band is 16 sales, so it is a small sample.
I have not found a source that says why. The tower was marketed for short-term rental use, with no rental restrictions (Bisnow and PROFILEmiami, January 2022), and price per square foot is only one way to read a price; I am not claiming that rental economics explain the pattern.
The practical point for a buyer is to price the specific home, not the building median: on the recorded deeds a 260 square foot studio and a 1,074 square foot two-bedroom in this tower behave like two different assets. If you are buying to live here, ask how the association’s rules and the building’s operation sit with a tower marketed for short stays; if you are buying to let, ask for the rental evidence for that exact line.
One footnote on the county record, because it bears on the above. Launch coverage described residences from 350 square feet (Bisnow and PROFILEmiami, January 2022); the developer’s website gives studios as 350 to 400 square feet on one page and 300 to 400 on another, and Florida YIMBY (18 August 2023) says 300 to 400. The county measures 30 homes at 260 square feet of heated area, each with one bathroom, 2026 assessed values from $324,000 to $385,560 and an undivided common-element share of 0.0855%. They are residential folios on the roll and they are smaller than the marketed figures; I have not found a source that says how the developer measured, and the county figure is heated area.
What the records say about sales
Two records point in different directions, and I can reconcile them only in part.
The developer’s side: Related Group’s Nick Perez said at the January 2023 groundbreaking that all 450 units were sold (Florida YIMBY, 27 January 2023), and CoStar’s headline of 14 February 2023 called the project sold out (the article is behind a subscriber wall and I read only the headline). I have not found a later developer statement on sales.
The county’s side, read 25 September 2026: of the 466 residential folios, 339 (72.7%) carry at least one recorded sale and 127 (27.3%) carry none. The seller on every one of the 339 first sales is Block G Phase 2, LLC, and the county lists the same entity as owner of record of the 127 folios with no sale. They are spread across the tower’s floors and layouts, and 14 of them are among the 30 studios of 260 square feet.
Be precise about what that does and does not mean. A folio with no recorded sale is one where title has not transferred and been recorded. It is consistent with a home under contract that has not closed, with unsold developer inventory, and with a recording that has not yet reached the Property Appraiser’s file (its latest sale row is dated 25 August 2026); it does not show which. It does not contradict the January 2023 statement either, because a home can be sold in the presale and stay in the seller’s name until it closes. What it means is that I cannot tell you how many homes are unsold or in contract, and I have not found a source that can.
The residences
Residences at The Crosby.
The rental model and what to verify
The Crosby was marketed from the beginning on the freedom to rent. At the January 2022 launch, Bisnow reported that the residences would carry no rental restrictions, with owners free to rent for any length of time and to market their own units; Nitin Motwani of Merrimac Ventures named Airbnb, Vrbo and private brokers and said foreign and domestic buyers liked being able to use a unit when in town and rent it when away. PROFILEmiami described the building as free of rental restrictions the same week (11 January 2022). At the groundbreaking the developers described the homes as licensed for listing on all leading home-share platforms, subject to applicable laws and restrictions (Florida YIMBY, 27 January 2023), and Florida YIMBY described the permitted tower as accommodating short-term rentals (18 August 2023). The City of Miami permit record lists the master permit’s work items as “General retail” and “Apartment hotel”; I have not found a source that explains how that classification relates to the condominium’s use restrictions.
These statements are on the record and attributable to the developers and their press. They are not a guarantee to you as a buyer, and I will not present them as one.
What actually governs how you may let your home is the recorded declaration of condominium and the association’s rules made under it, not a developer’s launch-day press release. The county’s legal description cites the declaration at Official Records Book 34990, Page 1786; I have not opened that document. Before you buy here on the strength of a rental strategy, get it and read the use and leasing provisions, then get the association’s current rules and any amendments adopted since it was recorded. Rules can be amended, and municipal and county short-term-rental regulation is separate from the declaration and can change independently. If a projected nightly yield is what makes your purchase work, confirm it against the recorded documents.
Parking
Florida YIMBY, reporting the vertical construction permit issued on 7 August 2023, wrote that the development would “omit parking facilities” — a 33-story tower of 450 homes with no garage. The county roll is consistent with that: none of its 467 folios is a parking or storage unit (read 25 September 2026). I have not found an as-built confirmation, and I have not found a source that says why the plans omit parking.
Miami Worldcenter is described as adjacent to Brightline’s MiamiCentral station, with access to Tri-Rail, Metromover and Metrorail (PROFILEmiami, 11 January 2022). For an owner who has a car, the practical questions are where you could park nearby, who provides it and what it costs each month; ask, and treat the answer as part of your carrying cost.
The building, the team and the amenities
The Crosby is a 33-story tower with a structural height of 376 feet (390 feet above sea level) at 601 North Miami Avenue (Florida YIMBY, 18 August 2023, reporting the building permit; its May 2023 article, citing FAA filings, said about 377 feet). The Real Deal and Florida YIMBY give the site as about 24,000 square feet; the county’s legal description for the condominium parcel gives 20,980 square feet, more or less. The City of Miami’s record for the master permit shows it issued on 7 August 2023 for 394,240 square feet at a stated cost of $68,376,876; Florida YIMBY reported 391,080 square feet across the 450 residential units and listed 3,370 square feet of ground-floor retail separately. The county has folioed the retail as a single commercial condominium unit of 3,412 square feet.
The architect is Cohen Freedman Encinosa & Associates, the interiors are by the New York firm AvroKO, and the City permit record lists Beauchamp Construction Co., Inc. as contractor. The developer’s website names OneWorld Properties as its sales team, and Bisnow reported that it would handle sales exclusively (13 January 2022). The developer says the name is inspired by Crosby Street in SoHo; Related’s Nick Perez said at launch that Miami Worldcenter was becoming the new center of downtown and that they wanted a name that resonated with people (Bisnow, 13 January 2022).
The developer marketed the homes as fully finished and furnished, with furniture curated by AvroKO (fact sheet dated February 2022; Florida YIMBY, 18 August 2023); I have not checked what was delivered in any particular home. The marketed features: nine-foot ceilings with floor-to-ceiling glass, a balcony with every residence, custom Italian cabinetry, Bosch appliances, rain showers in the primary bathrooms, a full-size washer and dryer, fully built-out closets, and a smart-home system with keyless entry.
The developer markets more than 22,000 square feet of amenities: a rooftop pool with jacuzzi, cabanas and grilling stations, a private rooftop restaurant and bar, an Italian-inspired trellis garden, a fire-pit lounge, a fitness centre with saunas and plunge pools, a clubroom with private dining, a coworking centre, a gaming lounge, a media room, a juice and coffee bar, and 24-hour concierge and security (developer’s fact sheet and website; PROFILEmiami, 11 January 2022).
The county’s unit numbering is worth one note if you are comparing floor plans. Unit numbers on the roll use floor prefixes from 2 to 39 (10 and 13 are not used), plus penthouse units PH101 to PH112 and PH201 to PH212, while the permit, the developer’s website and the trade press describe a 33-story building; Bisnow and PROFILEmiami said 31 in January 2022 and the developer’s February 2022 fact sheet said 32. I have not found a source that reconciles the unit numbers with the story count, so confirm the actual floor level of any specific home rather than reading it off the unit number.
Amenities
A rooftop pool and terrace, a club lounge, a games room, a co-working floor, a fitness floor and a sauna — photographed, not rendered.
What to check before you buy here
If you are considering The Crosby, these are the things I would want established in writing, in this order:
- The declaration’s leasing provisions — Book 34990, Page 1786 — plus every amendment and the association’s current rules. The marketed rental freedom is well documented in the trade press; the binding version of it is in these documents.
- The actual recorded deed history for the specific home, not the building median. On the evidence above, a 260 square foot studio and a 1,074 square foot two-bedroom in this tower behave like two different assets.
- The association’s budget, reserves and current assessments, and whether the developer has turned control of the association over to the owners. In a building this new, the transition of control and the state of the reserves bear directly on your costs.
- What parking will cost you monthly nearby, since the plans omit it.
- Realistic occupancy and nightly rate evidence if you are underwriting this as a rental, along with management costs, platform fees, cleaning and the county tourist-tax obligations. A furnished handover is not a business plan.
- Whether the home you are shown is developer inventory or an owner resale, which changes who you are negotiating with and what is achievable.
None of that is a reason to avoid the building. It is a specialised asset: a completed tower marketed for short-term rental, with 338 recorded first sales since 2025 and a recorded price per square foot that is highest in the smallest homes. Go in knowing that.
Already bought at The Crosby At Miami Worldcenter?
If you signed a pre-construction contract here, this part of the page is for you: what you can do with your contract, and how to get the record as it changes.
Your three options
- Close and keep it. Live in it, or rent it out within the condominium’s rental rules.
- Assign your contract before closing. A new buyer takes over your contract. Whether that is allowed, and at what fee, depends on your contract’s assignment clause and usually on the developer’s written consent.
- Close, then resell. After closing it is an ordinary resale, priced against what similar homes have actually recorded.
What I will send you
Tell me your unit. I will send you the project’s status from the public filings as it changes, the first recorded sales here when they land, and a straight read on whether to hold, assign or sell.
Two free things for buyers here
Prefer email? hello@joshsteinrealtor.com
Josh Stein, Florida real estate sales associate, license SL3057661.The Crosby at Miami Worldcenter — Frequently Asked Questions
I bought pre-construction at The Crosby At Miami Worldcenter. Can I sell before or at delivery?
It depends on your purchase agreement. Before closing, selling usually means assigning your contract to a new buyer, which developers often allow only with their written consent and sometimes for a fee, so read the assignment clause first. After closing it is an ordinary resale, priced against what similar homes in the building and nearby have actually closed for. If you bought at The Crosby At Miami Worldcenter and want to know what your unit could sell for at delivery, message Josh Stein on WhatsApp at (305) 695-8257.
Is The Crosby at Miami Worldcenter still pre-construction?
No. The City of Miami’s permit dataset lists a certificate of occupancy dated 20 March 2026 on the master building permit (read 25 September 2026), the Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser records the year built as 2025, and 339 of the building’s 466 residential folios carry a recorded sale. The county’s legal description cites the condominium declaration at Official Records Book 34990, Page 1786.
Is The Crosby sold out?
Related’s Nick Perez said at the January 2023 groundbreaking that all 450 units were sold (Florida YIMBY, 27 January 2023). The county roll shows 127 of the 466 residential folios — 27.3% — with no recorded sale as of 25 September 2026, all owned of record by Block G Phase 2, LLC, the seller on every recorded first sale. That is consistent with homes under contract that have not closed, with unsold inventory or with recording lag. I have not found a source that says how many homes are unsold.
What have homes at The Crosby sold for?
Across 338 qualified sales dated 2025 to 30 July 2026 the median is $614,850, or $981 per square foot. In 2025 the median was $639,000 ($995 per square foot) across 122 sales; in 2026 to 30 July it was $605,650 ($968 per square foot) across 216 sales. Recorded prices span $344,900 to $1,080,000 (Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser, read 25 September 2026). All are first sales from the developer’s selling entity; the county file shows no qualified resale.
Why do the smallest units cost more per square foot?
The recorded deeds show it: 260 sq ft studios sold at a median of $1,727 per square foot (16 sales) against $929 for the 900 to 1,074 sq ft homes (44 sales), roughly 1.9 times the rate for about a quarter of the space. I have not found a source that says why. The tower was marketed for short-term rental use, and I am not claiming that explains the pattern.
Can I rent my unit at The Crosby on Airbnb?
The developers marketed the building from launch with no rental restrictions (Bisnow and PROFILEmiami, January 2022), and Florida YIMBY described the tower as accommodating short-term rentals (18 August 2023). What binds you is the recorded declaration (the county cites Book 34990, Page 1786), its amendments, the association’s current rules, and applicable municipal and county regulation — all of which can change. Confirm it in the recorded documents before you rely on a rental strategy.
Does The Crosby have parking?
Florida YIMBY reported on 18 August 2023 that the development would omit parking facilities, and the county roll lists no parking or storage units among its 467 folios (read 25 September 2026). I have not found an as-built confirmation or a source that says why. Ask what parking near the building costs and who provides it.
How large are the homes at The Crosby?
The county records residences from 260 to 1,074 square feet of heated area, with a median of 634. Thirty homes measure 260 square feet, each with one bathroom and a 2026 assessed value from $324,000 to $385,560; launch coverage described homes from 350 square feet. By the county’s bedroom count the mix is 118 studios, 256 one-bedrooms and 92 two-bedrooms.
Who developed The Crosby at Miami Worldcenter?
DT G Block LLC, a joint venture of Related Group and Merrimac Ventures (Florida YIMBY, 18 August 2023; the developer’s fact sheet names DT G Block, LLC), which Florida YIMBY reported was financed with a $94.2 million construction loan from Bank OZK (16 May 2023). The architect is Cohen Freedman Encinosa & Associates and interiors are by AvroKO; the City permit record lists Beauchamp Construction Co., Inc. as contractor.
Sources and further reading
- Property Search — Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser (all 467 folios of MWC BLOCK G TOWER 2 CONDO, folio series 01-3137-040-0010 to -4670; year built, sizes, bedroom counts, 2026 assessed values, owners of record, recorded sales with seller and Official Records book and page, legal descriptions citing OR 34990-1786; retrieved 25 September 2026)miamidadepa.gov
- Building Permits Since 2014 — City of Miami Open Data (master permit BD22018410001B001: issued 7 August 2023, 394,240 sq ft, cost $68,376,876, work items General retail and Apartment hotel, contractor Beauchamp Construction, status Final, certificate of occupancy dated 20 March 2026; 92 permit records on the application, all Final; layer last edited 23 September 2026; read 25 September 2026)datahub-miamigis.opendata.arcgis.com
- Related And Merrimac Break Ground On The Crosby At Miami Worldcenter — Florida YIMBY, 27 January 2023 (groundbreaking release: 33 stories, 450 furnished homes licensed for home-share listing subject to applicable laws, completion Q1 2025, Nick Perez of Related on all 450 units sold)floridayimby.com
- Related, Merrimac Break Ground on Sold-Out Crosby Residences at Miami Worldcenter — CoStar, 14 February 2023 (headline and standfirst only: sold-out headline, 33-story tower, completion early 2025; the article body is behind a subscriber wall)costar.com
- Related And Merrimac Secure $94.2 Million To Construct The Crosby At Miami Worldcenter — Florida YIMBY, 16 May 2023 (Bank OZK loan to DT G Block LLC, 33 stories, 24,000 sq ft site, 450 residences, 3,370 sq ft retail, Beauchamp Construction)floridayimby.com
- The Crosby At Miami Worldcenter Gets Permit For Vertical Construction — Florida YIMBY, 18 August 2023 (permit issued 7 August 2023, 33 floors, 376 feet, 450 units accommodating short-term rentals, 394,240 sq ft gross, 3,370 sq ft retail, $68,376,876, omits parking facilities, studios 300 to 400 sq ft)floridayimby.com
- Exterior Work Nears Completion on The Crosby at Miami Worldcenter — Florida YIMBY, 12 April 2025 (33 stories, 376 feet, 450 furnished units, glazing and painting nearing completion, construction on track to complete later that year)floridayimby.com
- The Crosby Miami — developer’s website, building page (undated; the site’s page list shows edits between May 2022 and January 2023; read 25 September 2026: 33 stories, 450 residences, no rental restrictions, Related Group and Merrimac Ventures, Cohen Freedman Encinosa, AvroKO, 22,000+ sq ft of amenities, OneWorld Properties sales team)thecrosbymiami.com
- The Crosby Fact Sheet — developer’s PDF (file dated 10 February 2022: developed by DT G Block, LLC; 32 stories, 450 residences; fully finished and furnished; fully built-out closets; amenity list)thecrosbymiami.com
- Nitin Motwani And Related Group’s Nick Perez Team Up For Condo Project At Miami Worldcenter — Bisnow, 13 January 2022 (31 stories, 450 units, 350 to 825 sq ft, from $300,000, no rental restrictions, OneWorld Properties, named after a Soho street, Motwani and Perez quoted)bisnow.com
- Related Group and Merrimac Ventures Launch The Crosby Miami Worldcenter Condo With No Rental Restrictions In Downtown Miami — PROFILEmiami, 11 January 2022 (launch, 450 turn-key residences, over 22,000 sq ft of amenities incl. trellis garden and grills, Miami Worldcenter adjacent to Brightline’s MiamiCentral station)profilemiami.com
- Motwanis, Related to develop 450-unit condo tower at Miami Worldcenter — The Real Deal, 10 January 2022 (33-story, 450-unit, 24,000 sq ft plot at 601 North Miami Avenue, no rental restrictions, OneWorld Properties)therealdeal.com
Thinking about buying at The Crosby?
It is a completed building with a certificate of occupancy on the City of Miami’s record and 338 recorded first sales since 2025 on the county’s. I can pull the recorded deed history for the exact line and floor you are looking at, and read the declaration’s leasing provisions with you before you commit.
Thinking about The Crosby At Miami Worldcenter?
I have sold South Florida property since 2002, more than $1 billion of it. Ask me for the recorded declaration, what has genuinely closed, or a straight answer on whether this building fits what you are after.
Josh Stein · Florida real estate sales associate, license SL3057661 · (305) 695-8257 · hello@joshsteinrealtor.comGet this building’s next recorded sale, before the listing sites catch up
- Every closed sale we can verify from the Miami-Dade record: price, date, and $/sqft when the deed supports it. Not an IDX feed.
- Optional alert when a new deed posts in this building (or a short list of comps you choose).
- No spam inventory blasts. One building. One record. You decide what happens next.
Tell Josh which building. He’ll send the latest closed sales and set a quiet alert.
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