Vida edgewater

410 NE 35th Terrace, Miami, FL

Vida Edgewater is a mixed-use condominium and hotel-style residence at 410 Northeast 35th Terrace in Miami's Edgewater, developed by Urbana Holdings with Urbana Bueno and designed by Kobi Karp. The building delivers 121 units across nine stories, with floorplans ranging from 387-square-foot studios to four-bedroom residences of up to roughly 1,780 square feet. That span is wide by design. It lets the building serve a first-time buyer, a remote worker and a family within the same address, which is closer to how a real neighbourhood is composed than a single-price tower. Every residence includes a balcony, a detail that matters in a market where outdoor space is often the first thing value-engineered away. The amenity programme exceeds 22,000 square feet: a rooftop pool with jacuzzi and cabanas, a rooftop restaurant and bar, a fitness center, coworking spaces, a juice and coffee bar, and 24/7 concierge and security services. A rooftop restaurant and bar operating as a real venue changes the evening economy of the building, and the juice and coffee bar does the same for mornings. Thanks to a flexible rental programme, the building is approved for short-term rentals including vacation-style occupancy, which gives owners a genuine income option rather than a restricted one. Edgewater sits along Biscayne Bay just north of downtown Miami, with bayfront parks, a growing restaurant row and quick access to Wynwood, the Design District and the causeways to the beach. A hotel-style residence also implies a certain level of staffing, and 24/7 concierge and security is the promise that makes short-stay ownership workable. Delivery is expected in 2026 and the building is selling now, so buyers can still choose among studios through four-bedroom plans. Nine stories and 121 units is a density that still allows a rooftop to work as a shared amenity rather than a queue, which is part of why the pool deck can carry a restaurant.