The Lincoln Coconut Grove

2650 Lincoln Avenue, Miami, FL

The Lincoln Coconut Grove brings a green-certified, eight-story building to 2650 Lincoln Avenue in Miami's Coconut Grove, developed by LORE Development Group and Element Development and designed by Paredes Architects. The building holds 48 total residences ranging from one to four bedrooms, each with a den or office space, a planning decision that reflects how much of daily life now happens at a desk. Units come with high-end finishes including Snaidero kitchens with Miele appliances available as an upgrade, porcelain floors, oversized balconies with glass railings and smart-home wiring. Oversized balconies with glass railings do more than extend the living room: they change how the facade reads from the street and how much of the neighbourhood enters the apartment. Common amenities are unusually complete for a building of 48 homes: a resort-style rooftop with a heated lap pool and cabanas, a rooftop lounge with a summer kitchen, a wellness spa with sauna, steam and plunge pools, a fully equipped gym, a co-working and lounge space, pet-friendly facilities including a dog park and grooming, valet and 24-hour security, EV-ready parking and private storage. The pet facilities are a specific commitment, and in Coconut Grove they matter: this is one of the few Miami neighbourhoods where people genuinely walk their dogs along shaded streets. A heated lap pool is also a year-round amenity rather than a seasonal one, which matters for a building aimed at full-time residents rather than holiday lets. Coconut Grove remains one of Miami's oldest neighbourhoods, a place of tree canopy and village streets where the walking is genuinely pleasant rather than merely possible, with the bayfront at its edge. Delivery is expected in 2027 and the building is selling now, so buyers can still choose among the one- to four-bedroom range rather than accept a remaining stack.