700 NE 29th Street Miami, FL 33137
Villa Miami is a 55-story tower on Biscayne Bay in Edgewater with only half-floor and full-floor residences, roughly 70 in total. Terra and One Thousand Group are the project's visionaries, Charles & Co. designed the interiors, and Major Food Group programs the restaurant, dining and resident services.
Residences start at about $6 million, and the building is now under construction. Start here before visiting the sales gallery, and I'll help you compare the half-floor and full-floor layouts and show you how Villa Miami stacks up against the other bayfront towers worth considering.
A bayfront tower of half- and full-floor residences, fully serviced by Major Food Group.
The Building
| Location | NE 29th St, Edgewater, Miami |
| Residences | About 70, half- and full-floor |
| Bedrooms | 3 to 5 |
| Amenities | About 20,000 SQFT, three club levels |
| Starting From | About $6 million |
| Status | Under construction |
The Team
| Visionaries | Terra and One Thousand Group |
| Hospitality | Major Food Group |
| Architecture | ODP Architects |
| Interiors | Charles & Co. |
| Landscape | Enzo Enea |
Pricing, plans and features are subject to change. Views vary by residence.
There are no small units at Villa Miami. Every residence takes a half floor or a full floor, so each one has exposure on at least two sides and views across the bay, the ocean, Miami Beach or downtown. Ceilings run 10 to 11 feet behind floor-to-ceiling glass.
Villa Mezzo
Three or four bedrooms, some with an office or bonus room, in north and south orientations. About 2,940–2,980 SQFT interior.
Villa Piano
Four or five bedrooms on a private floor, with open-kitchen layouts available. About 6,080–6,140 SQFT interior.
The Penthouse
A five-bedroom penthouse spanning the building's top three levels, with a private pool.
Interior areas as published by the developer. Ask for the floor plans to compare specific layouts.
What makes Villa Miami different is that Major Food Group runs the experience, not just a restaurant in the lobby. There's a two-level Italian-inspired MFG restaurant with bayfront and private dining for residents, food and beverage service throughout the building, private chefs on request and resident privileges across MFG's restaurants. An on-site estate manager and in-house curator handle the rest of daily life.
Dining
Wellness
Club Levels
Arrival & Security
Villa Miami sits on Biscayne Bay in Edgewater, with bay frontage on two sides of the site. Its grounds connect to the planned Miami Baywalk, and the Design District, Wynwood and Midtown are a short drive west. Miami Beach is across the Venetian or Julia Tuttle causeways, and downtown and Brickell are a few minutes south.
"Villa Miami is for the buyer who wants a house-sized residence in the sky with true hospitality behind it. The real choice is half floor versus full floor and which direction you face, because that drives price, light and views more than anything else. I'll help you compare those before you commit."
-Andy
You want the space and privacy of a home, without the upkeep of a single-family estate.
Dining, chefs and an estate manager on call matter as much to you as the residence itself.
You'd rather be close to the Design District and downtown than on the beach.
Probably not the right fit if you want beachfront, a low-rise building or an entry price well below $5 million.
Get the current floor plans, pricing and availability, then let's look at which residences and orientations actually make the most sense for you.
The onsite sales team works directly for the development, and they know this property better than anyone. Alvarez Group's role is different. We give you independent guidance to help you evaluate Villa Miami alongside your other options, so you understand the layouts, costs and timing before you commit.
Start here before visiting the sales gallery. I'd love to introduce you to Villa Miami, help you choose between half-floor and full-floor living and show you how it compares with the other bayfront towers worth considering.
New Construction Buyer Representation
You don't have to. The onsite sales team works directly for the development. Having your own advisor means having someone focused on you, who can compare the project with your other options and help you understand what you're signing.
No. On new developments, the developer pays my fee, not you. My role is to help you evaluate the options, negotiate the strongest price and terms possible and save you money along the way. You get independent guidance without adding to your cost.
I can give you the current picture on pricing, availability and floor plans, help you narrow the residences that make sense and show you how the project compares with others worth considering. When you're ready, I'll make the right introduction.
Before your first visit. You’re always allowed to have representation. The key is whether the developer will pay your agent’s fee. Most developers require your agent to register you before or during your first visit. If you tour the community on your own first, the developer may no longer agree to compensate an outside agent afterward.
Often no. Many developers have a registration policy that requires your agent to be registered before your first visit. Once you've toured on your own, the window can close.
Comparing projects and residences side by side, explaining the purchase agreement and deposit schedule, evaluating upgrades and incentives, and keeping the purchase on track from contract to closing.
Skipping key inspections, overpaying for upgrades that don't add resale value, missing incentives or credits, and overlooking community fees or restrictions that surface later in the process.
These contracts are written to protect the developer's interests. They're individually written and vary from project to project. I'll walk you through what matters. Consider having a Florida real estate attorney review the purchase agreement before signing.
Yes. I'm based in Southwest Florida and help buyers with new developments from Naples to Miami, Palm Beach and beyond.
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