The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami

Welcome to The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami

The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami brings the unmistakable culture, design and social energy of The Standard into a private residential setting for the first time. Located at 3100 NE 1st Avenue in the heart of Midtown Miami, the completed 12-story development features 228 move-in-ready studio through two-bedroom pieds-à-terre, combining permanent condominium ownership with the lifestyle sensibility that has made The Standard an internationally recognized hospitality brand.

Designed by Arquitectonica, with interiors by Urban Robot Associates in collaboration with The Standard’s in-house design team, the property includes more than 34,000 square feet of amenities across five levels together with approximately 10,000 square feet of active ground-floor retail. Residences range from approximately 432 to 965 square feet, making The Standard particularly well suited to buyers seeking a highly serviced, lock-and-leave Miami residence rather than an estate-scale condominium.

The building was completed in 2026 and is now move-in ready.

Miami’s Modern Pied-à-Terre

The Standard has deliberately positioned the development as “Miami’s first true pied-à-terre.”

That description captures the concept well. These are not oversized residences intended to replicate a suburban home inside a tower. Instead, the floor plans emphasize efficient, design-forward living within one of Miami’s most connected neighborhoods, supported by a substantial collection of shared social, work, wellness and hospitality spaces.

The residential collection includes studios, one-bedroom residences, one-bedroom-plus-den layouts and two-bedroom homes. Interiors feature nine-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors and open layouts designed to maximize natural light and usable space.

Residence features include:

• Studio, one-bedroom, one-bedroom + den and two-bedroom floor plans
• Approximately 432 to 965 square feet
• Nine-foot ceilings
• Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors
• Private finished terraces in select residences
• Premium ceramic wood-plank flooring
• Contemporary kitchens designed by Urban Robot
• Custom Italian cabinetry
• Stone countertops and ceramic backsplash detailing
• Integrated Bosch appliance packages
• Modern bathrooms with stone vanities
• Glass-enclosed showers with dual shower heads
• High-efficiency washer and dryer
• Pre-wiring for high-speed internet and Wi-Fi

The Standard’s First Standalone Residential Development

The significance of the project extends beyond Midtown.

The completed building represents The Standard brand’s first standalone residential development worldwide, translating a hospitality identity traditionally associated with hotels in destinations such as Miami Beach, New York and London into privately owned residences.

The Standard has historically built its reputation around more than conventional five-star service. The brand is known for combining design, dining, music, nightlife and cultural programming within spaces deliberately intended to encourage social interaction. Its Midtown residences bring that same philosophy into a permanent residential environment.

That gives the property a very different personality from Miami branded residences built around formality, white-glove service or traditional resort luxury.

The Standard is intentionally more social, youthful and culturally driven.

More Than 34,000 Square Feet of Amenities

The Standard Residences dedicates more than 34,000 square feet to amenities distributed across five floors, creating a remarkably deep amenity offering relative to the compact size of the individual residences.

This is central to the pied-à-terre concept.

Rather than placing every function inside the residence, owners can use the wider building almost as an extension of their home: work downstairs, exercise on the wellness level, entertain on the social floor, watch a movie in the screening room or spend the afternoon at the rooftop pool.

The amenity program integrates live, work, wellness and social spaces rather than treating them as separate afterthoughts.

Rooftop Pool, Restaurant and Bar

At the top of the building is a landscaped rooftop deck centered around a 60-foot resort-style swimming pool, whirlpool spa and outdoor rain showers.

The rooftop also incorporates a signature restaurant and bar with poolside service and on-demand delivery to residences, transforming the upper level into a genuine social and dining destination rather than simply a condominium pool deck.

For an owner using The Standard as a seasonal Miami residence, that ability to move from home to pool, dinner and cocktails without leaving the property is a significant part of the appeal.

Fitness, Pickleball and Wellness

The building’s dedicated Sweat Floor provides a notably broad wellness and recreation program.

Residents have access to a fully equipped fitness center, outdoor yoga terrace, indoor yoga, stretching and meditation studio, infrared saunas and an indoor pickleball court.

The combination fits the broader identity of The Standard: wellness is incorporated into a social lifestyle rather than presented as an austere spa experience.

The pickleball court itself can function as an entertainment environment as well, reinforcing the building’s more playful approach to residential amenities.

The Social Floor

Social interaction is deliberately built into the architecture.

A dedicated Social Floor includes a large residents’ lounge, karaoke bar, gourmet kitchen and private high-definition screening room.

That programming is unusually aligned with The Standard brand. Rather than creating formal club rooms that may sit unused much of the year, the spaces are intended for entertaining, resident events and spontaneous social use.

For buyers who want Miami to feel energetic and connected rather than purely private, that distinction matters.

Co-Working and Business Spaces

The Standard also recognizes that many owners may divide their time between residences while continuing to work remotely.

A dedicated Work Floor incorporates co-working spaces, four Zoom rooms and a private boardroom with high-speed internet, allowing owners to work professionally without converting part of a compact residence into a permanent office.

This is particularly useful within the smaller pied-à-terre floor plans.

A buyer can select a studio or one-bedroom residence while still having meaningful access to meeting and work environments elsewhere within the building.

Residential Services

The Standard lifestyle is supported by a hospitality-oriented residential service platform.

The building provides a 24-hour attended lobby, concierge and security, together with controlled property access and high-speed elevators. Additional on-demand services include housekeeping, grocery provisioning, dry cleaning, tailoring and related residential conveniences. A climate-controlled package room and private air-conditioned storage opportunities further support seasonal and lock-and-leave ownership.

The result is a residence that can be used intensively while in Miami and managed relatively easily while the owner is away.

Flexible 30-Day Rental Policy

One of the project's most important practical differentiators is its flexible rental structure.

The official development currently permits rentals with a 30-day minimum stay, up to 12 times per year.

That is considerably more flexible than many traditional luxury condominium buildings while still avoiding nightly hotel-style turnover.

For buyers considering the residence as both a personal Miami base and a property they may rent during periods of non-use, the policy deserves particular attention.

Rental rules, association requirements and any future amendments should always be confirmed before purchase.

Midtown Miami

The Standard occupies one of Miami’s most genuinely walkable locations.

Midtown Miami sits directly between the Design District to the north and Wynwood to the south, while Edgewater, Downtown Miami and Miami Beach are all readily accessible. The neighborhood combines restaurants, retail, grocery stores, fitness concepts and landscaped pedestrian areas surrounding The Shops at Midtown.

The official project site emphasizes that residents can walk downstairs for dining and everyday needs, with Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods among the nearby conveniences.

That everyday functionality separates Midtown from Miami developments where virtually every outing begins with valet parking.

Wynwood, Design District and Miami Beach Access

The surrounding location also provides quick access to three very different Miami lifestyle districts.

To the south, Wynwood offers galleries, restaurants, nightlife and Miami’s best-known concentration of contemporary street art.

Immediately north, the Miami Design District provides luxury fashion, architecture, art galleries and restaurants.

Across Biscayne Bay, Miami Beach remains only a short drive away.

This central position makes The Standard particularly compelling for buyers who want a Miami base from which they can easily move among the city’s cultural, dining, retail and beach environments rather than committing entirely to one neighborhood.

A Different Kind of Branded Residence

The Standard should not be evaluated using exactly the same criteria as a Ritz-Carlton, Four Seasons or St. Regis residence.

Those brands typically emphasize formal hospitality, larger residences and traditional luxury.

The Standard offers another proposition:

design + culture + social life + walkability + flexible ownership.

The residences themselves are considerably smaller, but the amenity infrastructure effectively expands the owner’s living environment across five levels of the building.

For the buyer who wants a Miami pied-à-terre rather than a primary estate residence, that tradeoff can make considerable sense.

Move-In-Ready Advantage

The Standard also now has a major advantage over much of Miami’s new-development pipeline:

it exists.

The project reached completion in 2026, and all 228 residences are marketed as move-in ready. Buyers can evaluate the actual building, amenity spaces, neighborhood, views and physical residence rather than purchasing exclusively from renderings years before delivery.

For buyers who want immediate use—or simply prefer to eliminate construction and delivery uncertainty—that is meaningful.

It also allows an investor to begin using the building’s flexible rental provisions much sooner than with a pre-construction purchase.

The Standard Residences Midtown Miami Pricing and Availability

The Standard Residences is completed and move-in ready, with current opportunities available across studio, one-bedroom, one-bedroom-plus-den and two-bedroom configurations. The broader current market shows available residences beginning at approximately $460,000, although exact pricing varies materially according to residence, floor, size, view, terrace and seller or developer status.

Current inventory and pricing should therefore be reviewed on a residence-by-residence basis rather than relying solely on historical pre-construction pricing.

For current The Standard Residences Midtown Miami pricing, available residences, floor plans, resale and developer opportunities, rental rules and private buyer representation, contact Johnathan Shirey for the latest availability and a direct comparison with other branded and new-construction residences throughout Midtown, Wynwood, Edgewater and greater Miami.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where Are the Standard Residences, Midtown Miami Located?

The building is in Midtown Miami, commonly marketed at 3100 Northeast 1st Avenue. Some unit records use 90 Northeast 32nd Street because the project spans the block; buyers should verify the legal address for the selected unit.

2. Who Developed and Designed the Project?

Rosso Development and Midtown Development developed the residences in collaboration with The Standard/Hyatt brand. Arquitectonica designed the architecture, and Urban Robot led the interior design.

3. How Many Residences and What Floor Plans Are Available?

The 12-story building contains 228 furnished residences, with studio, one-bedroom, one-bedroom-plus-den, and two-bedroom plans. Official materials cite approximate sizes from 432 to 965 square feet.

4. Is The Standard Residences Completed?

Yes. Completion, a temporary certificate of occupancy, and the start of closings were publicly reported in spring 2026. Buyers should still verify the status of the exact unit, punch-list items, warranty deadlines, and title/association records.

5. What Amenities Are Included?

The building promotes approximately 34,000 square feet of amenities, including a 60-foot rooftop pool, rooftop restaurant and bar, fitness, sauna, pickleball, yoga, coworking, karaoke and screening spaces, and a pet spa.

6. What Is the Rental Policy?

The official site advertises a 30-day minimum rental period, up to 12 leases per year. Buyers should confirm that wording in the recorded declaration, along with approval procedures, fees, local licensing/tax rules, platform restrictions, and any future amendment rights.

7. Are Parking and Pets Included?

The larger project includes parking and a pet spa, but public materials reviewed did not establish a parking space for every unit or final pet limits. Verify the unit’s parking assignment or license and all pet rules before contracting.

8. How Should Buyers Check Current Pricing and Availability?

Because the project is completed and was reported nearly sold out, compare remaining developer inventory with resales. Request current price, furniture inventory, parking, tenant status, association fees, reserves, assessments, taxes, and any transfer or brand-related charges.