The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami

Welcome to The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami

The first of its kind, The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami, blends the beloved brand’s distinctive culture and community with world-class design, thoughtful amenities and exceptional service.

The Residences is a best-in-class collection of refined studio, one-bedroom, one-bedroom + den, and two bedroom pieds-á-terre located in Midtown, Miami’s most pedestrian-friendly neighborhood, connected to the Design District on the north and Wynwood to the south.

Amenities

The Standard Residences features more than 34,000 square feet of delightfully curated and inspiring live/work/play amenities fueled by culture, to inspire community.

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.