Where luxury living meets Miami’s vibrant Edgewater neighborhood. A state-of-the-art, 57-story residential tower designed by the world-renowned architect Kobi Karp, with interiors curated by Adriana Hoyos Design Studios.
Edge House is centrally located near the shores of Biscayne Bay, nestled between Downtown Miami and the Design District, offering the ultimate proximity to entertainment, fine dining, shopping, parks, and cultural experiences.
Developer Grupo T&C is a leading real estate development firm in Peru, with decades of experience in high-end residential and commercial buildings. The company’s multidisciplinary team is composed of individuals with deep expertise in their fields and a profound commitment best-in-class offerings.
The development address is 1837 Northeast 4th Avenue in Miami’s Edgewater area. The sales gallery has been marketed separately at 1789 Biscayne Boulevard, so buyers should not confuse the showroom address with the condominium site.
Grupo T&C is the developer. Kobi Karp Architecture & Interior Design leads the architecture, and Adriana Hoyos Design Studio is responsible for the interiors.
The program has evolved. Current approval reporting describes a 57-story tower with 608 turnkey residences, while older launch materials referenced 55 stories and 592 units. Use the current prospectus and unit schedule as the authoritative count.
Current materials describe furnished studios through three-bedroom residences, approximately 410 to 1,242 square feet. “Turnkey” or “fully furnished” should be checked against the exact furniture, housewares, finish, and replacement schedules included with the selected unit.
Marketing highlights swimming pools, fitness and yoga areas, coworking, social spaces, coffee/lobby service, concierge, and valet. The final delivered amenity program, food and beverage operations, hours, reservation policies, and user fees are governed by the project documents.
The project is marketed for home-sharing and flexible use, but the official public pages reviewed did not establish a reliable minimum stay or annual rental-frequency rule. Confirm the declaration, operator agreement, city licensing, taxes, platform rules, and any blackout or management fees.
The tower received design-board approval after revisions reported in 2025, but a dependable current completion commitment was not found in the official materials reviewed. Request a dated permitting and construction update plus the contract’s outside delivery provisions.
Obtain a date-stamped availability sheet, deposit schedule, proposed budget, parking schedule, furnishing inventory, pet provisions, and leasing documents. Historic “starting in the $400,000s” launch coverage is not a substitute for today’s unit-specific price.