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The bronze frame of Villa Miami seen from the bay — developer rendering

Villa Miami Residences

South Florida New Construction · Villa Miami Residences

70 residences, 56 stories, 650 feet.

By Josh Stein · Florida license SL3057661 · Updated 2 November 2026Leer en español →

3 condos for sale at Villa Miami Residences, average list price $1,963.20 per sq ft (total list price ÷ total sq ft).

  • Asking range$5,750,000 to $10,900,000
  • List price per sq ft$1,963.20
  • Sold, 12 months0

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Last updated November 9, 2026, 2:32 pm

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Key facts about Villa Miami Residences

Address710 NE 29th Street, Miami FL 33137
For sale now3
Pending1
List price range$5,750,000 to $10,900,000
Size2,636 to 5,896 sq ft
Bedrooms3 to 4 BR
List price per sq ftAverage $1,963.20, low $1,849, high $2,219
Year built2027
AmenitiesBeach Rights, Bike Storage, Billiard Room, Business Center, Clubhouse, Community Kitchen, Elevators, Fitness Center, Maintenance Grounds, Management, Parking, Playground, Pool, Sauna, Spa Hot Tub, Storage
NeighborhoodMiami

Residences at Villa Miami Residences

BedroomsFor saleSize (sq ft)List priceAvg $/sq ftLast sale
3 or more22,636 to 5,896$5,850,000 to $10,900,000$1,963.20

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The bronze frame of Villa Miami seen from the bay — developer rendering

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The arrival at Villa Miami — developer rendering

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A residence kitchen at Villa Miami — developer rendering

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A residence living room and terrace over the bay at Villa Miami — developer rendering

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A residence living and dining room at Villa Miami — developer rendering

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The pool deck at Villa Miami seen from above — developer rendering

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Villa Miami at dusk over Biscayne Bay — developer rendering

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A residence dressing room at Villa Miami — developer rendering

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The residents' lounge at Villa Miami — developer rendering

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The fitness floor at Villa Miami — developer rendering

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The waterfront deck and dock at Villa Miami — developer rendering

Building facts

Address
710 NE 29th Street, Miami, FL 33137 (sales gallery: 700 NE 29th Street)
Neighborhood
Edgewater
Year built
Est. 2027
Floors
56
Residences
70 (the widely-repeated 72 was superseded at groundbreaking)
Status
Under construction — topped out, per Florida YIMBY, 28 October 2026
Developer
Terra · One Thousand Group
Architect
ODP Architecture & Design · Kurt Dannwolf
Pricing
Entry reported $5M–$5.5M · “Villa Triplo” penthouse $55M

Have a question about Villa Miami Residences? This page is built from the county record and the trade press, not a listing feed. If you want what has actually closed here, or an honest read on whether it suits you, ask me directly.

Call (305) 695-8257Email about Villa Miami Residences

Villa Miami is the first residential building Major Food Group has ever branded — the restaurant group behind Carbone, Sadelle’s and ZZ’s — and it is rising at 710 NE 29th Street on the Edgewater waterfront. Fifty-six stories, 650 feet, 70 residences, and a copper exoskeleton already legible from the Julia Tuttle Causeway.

This page is what I can verify, dated, with sources. Where the developer’s own materials disagree with the trade press, I say so rather than pick the flattering number.

Villa Miami — Building Facts

Address
710 NE 29th Street, Miami, FL 33137 (sales gallery: 700 NE 29th Street)
Neighbourhood
Edgewater
Developers
Terra · One Thousand Group
Hospitality Partner
Major Food Group
Architect
ODP Architecture & Design · Kurt Dannwolf
Interior Design
Vicky Charles, Charles & Co
Landscape
Enzo Enea
General Contractor
Moss Construction
Stories / Height
56 · 650 ft (the 2023 reveal said 58)
Residences
70 (the widely-repeated 72 was superseded at groundbreaking)
Pricing
Entry reported $5M–$5.5M · “Villa Triplo” penthouse $55M
Sales
Douglas Elliman
Construction Loan
$285M · Tyko Capital, December 2024
Status
Under construction — topped out, per Florida YIMBY, 28 October 2026
Est. Completion
Late 2027, no announced slippage

Verified 4 August 2026 against primary sources only. Where sources disagree, both figures are shown. Pre-construction figures change — confirm against the current price sheet and the recorded condominium documents before you sign.

Key Takeaways

  • 70 residences, 56 stories, 650 feet — not the 72 units or 58 stories still circulating on aggregator sites. Both were superseded at groundbreaking.
  • Topped out, per Florida YIMBY on 28 October 2026. Delivery held at late 2027 with no announced slippage.
  • $285 million construction loan from Tyko Capital closed December 2024. Foundation pour finished four weeks ahead of schedule.
  • Penthouse “Villa Triplo” asks $55 million for 15,000 total square feet — about $4,300 per interior foot. Entry pricing reported between $5M and $5.5M.
  • The real product is access: VIP status across every Major Food Group restaurant, a two-level MFG restaurant in the base, and a residents-only club on levels 3–5.
  • Florida YIMBY reported the topping out on 28 October 2026. Topped out is not finished, so ask for the delivery date in your contract.
  • Bought pre-construction at Villa Miami Residences? — 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.

What is actually being built at Villa Miami Residences?

Villa Miami is a 56-story, 650-foot condominium tower with 70 half-floor and full-floor residences, developed by Terra and One Thousand Group, with Major Food Group as the hospitality and branding partner. The architect is ODP Architecture & Design, led by Kurt Dannwolf. Interiors are by Vicky Charles of Charles & Co — the AD100 designer who shaped Soho House for years, and this is her first Miami project. Landscape is by Enzo Enea, structural engineering by DeSimone, and Moss Construction is the general contractor. Douglas Elliman has the sales.

Two numbers on this building are wrong almost everywhere you look. The first is the unit count. A July 2024 press cycle announcing Moss as general contractor put the building at 72 residences, and that figure propagated widely. Every dedicated report from the December 2024 groundbreaking onward — and the developer’s own press boilerplate — says 70. The second is height: the 2023 reveal announced 58 stories; the built design is 56.

A third discrepancy is smaller but worth knowing if you are checking it yourself. The official site lists the address as 700 NE 29th Street; every press source, and the construction financing documentation, says 710. The 700 address appears to be the sales gallery.

Where Construction Stands Right Now

This is a real building going up on schedule, which in Miami in 2026 is not a given.

Ground broke on 5 December 2024, during Art Basel week. Later that month Terra and One Thousand Group closed a $285 million construction loan from Tyko Capital — the debt platform run by Adi Chugh and backed by Paul Singer’s Elliott Investment Management — arranged by Walker & Dunlop.

The foundation pour completed on 9 May 2025, four weeks ahead of schedule: fourteen hours, 3,400 cubic yards of concrete, 2,095 tons of reinforcing steel, 43 trucks. The superstructure passed 21 floors in January 2026, reached the halfway mark around 28 floors in March 2026, and stood at 37 floors — over 65% of the final count — as of 18 May 2026, with glazing already going in on completed residential levels.

“The tower’s silhouette is now visibly emerging across the skyline, from the Causeway to Miami Beach, signaling the arrival of a new architectural landmark on Biscayne Bay.”

David Martin, CEO, Terra — January 2026

Latest update. Florida YIMBY reported on 28 October 2026 that construction has topped out. A separate nine-story parking structure is planned on an adjacent parcel.

The Major Food Group Question

Branded residences usually mean a logo and a licensing fee. The reasonable question is whether this is different. Major Food Group’s own co-founder has been unusually direct about the answer.

“We’re involved in every single thing in the building. We chose [designer] Vicky Charles. Every single thing you see in the building, whether it’s food- and beverage-related, amenity-related, design-related, what the sink in the bathroom looks like, what the kitchen looks like, what the branding looks like. We have our hands in all of that.”

Jeff Zalaznick, co-founder, Major Food Group — The Real Deal, November 2024

What that translates to, per the developer’s published programme:

  • The Copper Club, residents-only, across levels 3–5. Level 5 is wellness — sauna, herbal steam, chromotherapy showers, hot and cold plunges, spa and salon, treatment rooms, pool deck. Level 4 is recreation — fitness, boxing and yoga rooms, game room, screening room. Level 3 is dining and administration — a residents’ dining level, great room, boardroom, estate manager’s office, and an in-house curator.
  • A two-level Major Food Group restaurant and bar in the base, levels 1–2, with an outdoor terrace and baywalk access — open to the public.
  • VIP status across the MFG portfolio, plus early access and invitations to MFG events. This is the differentiator. Priority at Carbone, Sadelle’s and ZZ’s is the thing being sold.
  • In-residence culinary service — pantry stocking, wine cellar curation, at-home chef and dinner-party catering.
  • A “Major Domo” chief concierge running operations, and a dedicated curator for reservations, tickets and vendors.
  • A private beach club south of Fifth on Miami Beach, with reserved chairs and car service, plus private boat slips on Biscayne Bay and a rooftop helipad.

Inside the residences

Interiors as the developer presents them — renderings, not photographs of finished homes.

A residence kitchen at Villa Miami — developer rendering
A residence kitchen at Villa Miami — developer rendering
A residence living room and terrace over the bay at Villa Miami — developer rendering
A residence living room and terrace over the bay at Villa Miami — developer rendering
A residence living and dining room at Villa Miami — developer rendering
A residence living and dining room at Villa Miami — developer rendering
A residence dressing room at Villa Miami — developer rendering
A residence dressing room at Villa Miami — developer rendering

The Residences

Four residence types, per the developer’s published floor plans:

TypeConfigurationInterior sq ft
Villa Mezzo (half-floor)3 bed / 3 bed + office / 4 bed2,936 – 3,316
Villa Piano (full-floor)4 or 5 bed6,548 – 6,618
Villa Doppio (duplex)6 bed13,474 – 13,498
Villa Triplo (penthouse)5 bed triplex15,000+ total

Residences occupy levels 6 through 52; the penthouse spans 53 to 55. The inverted “V” corner columns carry the load, which is what allows the floor plates to open up the way the plans show.

The amenity levels

The pool deck, the lounge, the fitness floor and the waterfront dock.

The residents' lounge at Villa Miami — developer rendering
The residents' lounge at Villa Miami — developer rendering
The pool deck at Villa Miami seen from above — developer rendering
The pool deck at Villa Miami seen from above — developer rendering
The fitness floor at Villa Miami — developer rendering
The fitness floor at Villa Miami — developer rendering
The waterfront deck and dock at Villa Miami — developer rendering
The waterfront deck and dock at Villa Miami — developer rendering

What It Costs

The published number is the penthouse. Villa Triplo asks $55 million — a three-story, five-bedroom triplex at roughly 15,000 total square feet (12,752 interior plus 2,069 exterior), delivered fully finished and furnished. That works out to about $4,300 per interior square foot, or roughly $3,670 across total area.

Entry pricing is less settled, and the sources disagree. The Real Deal reported units starting at $5 million in December 2024; Florida YIMBY reported $5.5 million in May 2025. At launch in March 2023, full-floor units were quoted from $8.5 million for 6,200 square feet — about $1,370 per foot. Douglas Elliman publishes floor plans and square footages but no prices, and there is no published blended price per square foot for the general stack. Anyone quoting you one is estimating.

For context on where that sits, see the Miami penthouse market and the wider luxury condo picture.

What to Watch Before You Sign

Nothing here is a reason not to buy. These are the things I would want disclosed to me, and none of them appear in the marketing.

The specification has moved twice. Stories went 58 to 56; units went from roughly 50–70 at launch, to 72, to 70. If you are working from a fact sheet printed before December 2024, it is wrong. No source explains why the count dropped from 72 to 70.

Single-lender concentration. The $285M facility is entirely from Tyko Capital, a relatively new platform that has become a very large lender to Miami condo projects. Villa Miami shows no distress. But 2026 has already produced Miami towers that stalled, and concentration is worth understanding rather than ignoring.

No published sales velocity. Nobody publishes how many of the 70 are under contract, or the projected sellout. Ask, and ask for it in writing.

Assessment history does not exist, and cannot. The association has not been formed and the building has never been occupied. Any claim about Villa Miami’s assessment record is false on its face.

The tower on the bay

Villa Miami shown from the water, at dusk and at its arrival.

Villa Miami at dusk over Biscayne Bay — developer rendering
Villa Miami at dusk over Biscayne Bay — developer rendering
The bronze frame of Villa Miami seen from the bay — developer rendering
The bronze frame of Villa Miami seen from the bay — developer rendering
The arrival at Villa Miami — developer rendering
The arrival at Villa Miami — developer rendering

Edgewater Around It

Villa Miami is not rising alone. Edgewater is absorbing more new luxury supply than any other Miami submarket right now — EDITION Residences, Aria Reserve, Cove Miami and Vida Residences among them.

“We are building a tower for a new generation of buyers who are choosing Miami as their primary home.”

Kevin Venger, co-founder, One Thousand Group — January 2026

That is the bet, and it is a reasonable one. It also means Villa Miami will deliver into a neighbourhood with meaningful competing inventory arriving in the same window. Depth of supply matters more at resale than at launch. The full pipeline is on the new construction page.

Verified 4 August 2026

  • Address — 710 NE 29th Street, Miami, FL 33137 (Edgewater)
  • Height — 56 stories / 650 feet
  • Residences — 70 (half-floor, full-floor, duplex, triplex penthouse)
  • Developers — Terra; One Thousand Group. Hospitality: Major Food Group
  • Architect — ODP Architecture & Design (Kurt Dannwolf) · Interiors — Charles & Co (Vicky Charles)
  • Status — topped out, per Florida YIMBY, 28 October 2026
  • Delivery — late 2027
  • Penthouse — $55,000,000 ask, ~15,000 sq ft total

Every figure above is sourced below and was checked on 4 August 2026. Specifications on pre-construction buildings change; if you are relying on one of these numbers for a decision, ask me to re-verify it that week.

Already bought at Villa Miami Residences?

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

  1. Close and keep it. Live in it, or rent it out within the condominium’s rental rules.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.

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Prefer email? hello@joshsteinrealtor.com

Josh Stein, Florida real estate sales associate, license SL3057661.

Villa Miami: frequently asked questions

I bought pre-construction at Villa Miami Residences. 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 Villa Miami Residences and want to know what your unit could sell for at delivery, message Josh Stein on WhatsApp at (305) 695-8257.

How many residences are in Villa Miami?

70. An earlier July 2024 announcement said 72, and that figure still circulates on listing-aggregator sites, but every report since the December 2024 groundbreaking — and the developer’s own press material — says 70.

When will Villa Miami be completed?

Late 2027. That date has been stated consistently since the construction loan closed in December 2024 and has not slipped. Groundbreaking itself was about six months late, but delivery has held.

How tall is Villa Miami?

56 stories and 650 feet. The 2023 reveal announced 58 stories; the built design is 56. Residences occupy levels 6 to 52, with the penthouse on 53 to 55.

How much does a residence at Villa Miami cost?

The penthouse asks $55 million for roughly 15,000 total square feet, about $4,300 per interior foot. Entry pricing has been reported at $5 million and at $5.5 million by different outlets. There is no published blended price per square foot.

What does the Major Food Group partnership actually give residents?

VIP status and early access across every MFG restaurant, a two-level MFG restaurant and bar in the building’s base, in-residence chef and catering services, pantry and wine-cellar curation, and a residents-only club on levels 3 to 5. MFG selected the interior designer and, by its co-founder’s own account, is involved in the building’s design decisions rather than licensing a name.

Is Villa Miami actually under construction, or is it stalled?

Under construction. Florida YIMBY reported on 28 October 2026 that it has topped out, with completion anticipated in late 2027.

Where exactly is Villa Miami?

710 NE 29th Street in Edgewater, on the Biscayne Bay waterfront. The developer’s own site lists 700 NE 29th Street, which appears to be the sales gallery; press and financing documents use 710.

Sources and further reading

Thinking about Villa Miami Residences?

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