17 Gables

1715 SW 37th Avenue, Coral Gables, FL 33145

17 Gables is a boutique pre-construction condominium at 1715 SW 37th Avenue in East Coral Gables, a setting that places residents inside one of Miami's most established neighborhoods while keeping the wider city within easy reach. Developed by Ascendra Capital and designed by Caymares Martin A&E, with interiors by Asprea Studio, the eight-story building is planned around 120 residences that range from one- to three-bedroom layouts, including select den configurations for buyers who need a flexible extra room that reads as an office on a weekday and a guest room on a weekend. Homes are conceived with contemporary European-style kitchens, premium stone or quartz countertops, modern cabinetry, impact-resistant windows and private balconies in select residences, details that give each floor plan a clean, current character rather than a generic builder finish. The amenity collection is compact but complete: a resort-style pool, a fitness center, a sauna, a coworking lounge and social spaces, all supported by 24-hour concierge service, so the building works as comfortably for a full-time household as for an owner who arrives seasonally and needs the property looked after in between. A minimum 30-day rental policy shapes the community, appealing to end users, second-home buyers and mid-term investors seeking flexibility without the turnover of a short-term building. The location reinforces that balance, with convenient access to Miracle Mile, Merrick Park, Brickell, Downtown Miami and Miami International Airport, an address that keeps the office, the airport and the neighborhood dining all legible from the same front door. The building is scheduled to deliver in 2028. The result is a refined boutique living experience in a part of Coral Gables that has matured over decades, where the scale of the building stays modest and the daily rhythm stays residential. Reservations are being taken now, which for a building of this size is the stage at which floor and layout choices are still genuinely open.