The Residences at The Miami EDITION brings Ian Schrager's lifestyle brand —for the first time to a purely residential tower, with no hotel attached— to Edgewater's finest corner: 2121 North Bayshore Drive, with more than 800 linear feet of frontage on Biscayne Bay. It is preconstruction: there is no resale yet, you reserve directly from the developer, Two Roads Development, and the best lines are allocated in the first rounds, at the project's lowest price list.
Designed by Bernardo Fort-Brescia, founder of Arquitectonica, with interiors by Studio Munge, the 55-story, 185-residence tower rises 649 feet over the bay with its glass façade and horizontal terrace bands. Floor plans run from one-bedroom-plus-den to four bedrooms —between 1,952 and 3,864 square feet— and the crown is three tri-level penthouses with private rooftop pools and gardens.
For today's buyer what matters is the entry point: reserving early, securing the best exposure —open bay, high floor and line— the budget allows, before the delivery expected in the first quarter of 2027. This page orders that —how the pre-sale is allocated, how to choose a line, and the buying process— so you enter with judgment, not urgency.
What makes the project different
The Miami EDITION Residences' value is not just the brand: it is combining the first purely residential EDITION building, a developer with a Miami waterfront track record, and an irreplaceable bay frontage. Among what defines the offering:
- Ian Schrager's EDITION brand the first standalone collection of EDITION residences —no hotel attached— with bespoke service under Marriott's lifestyle label that supports future resale value.
- Arquitectonica design a 55-story tower signed by Bernardo Fort-Brescia, with interiors by Studio Munge: a design pedigree that sets it apart from the generic towers along the Biscayne corridor.
- Developer Two Roads the firm behind Elser and luxury waterfront projects in Miami, with a track record of execution and delivery in the local market.
- On Biscayne Bay more than 800 feet of bay frontage in Edgewater, with open water and skyline views an interior lot cannot replicate.