Midtown Miami · Florida · Completed April 2026
The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami
The first standalone residential project of The Standard brand — 228 pied-à-terre residences of 432–965 sq ft above 34,000 sq ft of amenities, between the Design District and Wynwood.
The Project
Miami's First True Pied-à-Terre — Now Delivered.
The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami is a 12-storey, 228-residence building on the corner of NE 1st Avenue and NE 32nd Street — the first standalone residential project of The Standard brand anywhere in the world, and the first new condominium completed in Midtown Miami since Hyde Midtown in 2018. Developed by Rosso Development and Midtown Development and designed by Arquitectonica, the building was completed in April 2026, when it received its temporary certificate of occupancy and welcomed its first residents.
The idea of the product is not classic luxury but easy living: compact studios, one- and two-bedroom residences of 432–965 sq ft, delivered fully finished with hotel-style service — concierge, housekeeping, grocery provisioning — and a flexible rental program of 30-day minimum stays up to 12 times per year. Five floors hold 34,000 sq ft of amenities, from the 60-foot rooftop lido pool and the Solana restaurant to the indoor pickleball court that transforms into a disco.
Built, Branded, and Now on the Resale Market
The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami closed out its developer phase in 2026 — and its second life as a resale and rental building has begun.
- Completed April 2026: TCO and first closings in April; the $45 million Bank OZK construction loan repaid ahead of schedule by June 2026
- First new condominium completed in Midtown Miami since Hyde Midtown in 2018
- 228 residences — studios, one- and two-bedrooms of 432–965 sq ft, delivered finished and unfurnished
- 34,000 sq ft of amenities across five floors, plus 10,000 sq ft of ground-floor retail
- Flexible rental program: 30-day minimum stays, up to 12 times per year — not a nightly-rental building
- Nearly sold out from the developer: five of 228 homes remained as of June 2026
- Active resale market by October 2026: 39 listings from $495,000 to $1,295,000 and 40 rentals from $2,400 to $8,500 per month
- The Standard brand under limited licence; the project is owned, developed, offered and sold by RM Dev Venture, LLC
Studios to two-bedrooms of 432–965 sq ft (developer figures), delivered fully finished — floors, kitchens and baths — with furniture left to the owner.
Five amenity floors: the rooftop lido and Solana restaurant, a sweat floor, a social floor with karaoke, a work floor, a café and a double-height lobby — plus 10,000 sq ft of retail.
Up to 12 turns per year — the flexible program that makes the building a yield-aware pied-à-terre rather than a nightly-rental tower.
TCO and first closings in April 2026; the $45M construction loan repaid ahead of schedule; five of 228 homes remained from the developer in June 2026.
The Residences
Studios to two bedrooms, 432–965 sq ft — delivered finished, never furnished.
Residences at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami are delivered ready to move in: flooring, kitchens and bathrooms are complete at closing, with furniture left to the owner. The look is Urban Robot Associates' warm minimalism rather than marble-and-gold — 9-foot ceilings, wood-inspired floors and light Italian cabinetry.
Residence highlights
- Nine-foot ceilings with floor-to-ceiling windows and doors
- Custom wood-inspired flooring by Urban Robot Associates
- Italian kitchen cabinetry with Bosch appliances and stone counters
- Primary baths with double vanities, two shower modes and brass fittings
- High-efficiency washer and dryer in every residence; Wi-Fi pre-wiring
- Private terraces in select lines; climate-controlled private storage available at extra cost
Layouts
Residence Lines & Floor Plans
Twenty-seven residence lines sit across the 12 storeys, and the developer publishes a plan sheet for each — in several cases one per floor band, because the lines change at the podium step. Lines 02 through 10 pair one-bedroom-plus-den layouts on the lower floors with one-bedroom layouts on floor 6 and above; lines 07 and 08 carry their den plan on floor 5 only. The table below is compiled from the developer's published plan sheets.
| Residence Line | Floors | Beds / Baths | Interior | Terrace / Balcony | Sky Garage | Total |
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| Residence 01 | 2–5 | 2 bed / 2 bath | 963 sq ft | 155 sq ft | — | 1,118 sq ft |
| Residence 01 | 6 | 2 bed / 2 bath | 785 sq ft | 334 sq ft | — | 1,119 sq ft |
| Residence 01 | 7–11 | 2 bed / 2 bath | 785 sq ft | 46 sq ft | — | 831 sq ft |
| Residences 02·04·06·10 | 2–5 | 1 bed + den / 2 bath | 786 sq ft | 180 sq ft | — | 966 sq ft |
| Residences 02·04 | 2 | 1 bed + den / 2 bath | 786 sq ft | 622 sq ft | — | 1,408 sq ft |
| Residence 03 | 2 | 1 bed + den / 2 bath | 786 sq ft | 639 sq ft | — | 1,425 sq ft |
| Residences 02·04·06·10 | 6 | 1 bed / 1 bath | 598 sq ft | 367 sq ft | — | 965 sq ft |
| Residences 03·05·09·11 | 2–5 | 1 bed + den / 2 bath | 786 sq ft | 180 sq ft | — | 966 sq ft |
| Residences 03·05·09·11 | 6 | 1 bed / 1 bath | 598 sq ft | 367 sq ft | — | 965 sq ft |
| Residences 02·04·06·08·10 | 7–11 | 1 bed / 1 bath | 598 sq ft | 91 sq ft | — | 689 sq ft |
| Residences 03·05·07·09·11 | 7–11 | 1 bed / 1 bath | 598 sq ft | 91 sq ft | — | 689 sq ft |
| Residences 07·08 | 5 | 1 bed + den / 2 bath | 965 sq ft | 166 sq ft | — | 1,131 sq ft |
| Residences 07·08 | 6 | 1 bed / 1 bath | 598 sq ft | 528 sq ft | — | 1,126 sq ft |
| Residence 12 | 2–5 | 1 bed / 1 bath | 817 sq ft | 191 sq ft | — | 1,008 sq ft |
| Residence 12 | 6 | 1 bed / 1 bath | 587 sq ft | 376 sq ft | — | 963 sq ft |
| Residence 12 | 7–11 | 1 bed / 1 bath | 587 sq ft | 46 sq ft | — | 633 sq ft |
| Residence 13 | 2–11 | Studio | 461 sq ft | 62 sq ft | — | 523 sq ft |
| Residence 14 | 2–11 | Studio | 535 sq ft | 80 sq ft | — | 615 sq ft |
| Residence 15 | 5–11 | Studio | 436 sq ft | — | — | — |
| Residence 16 | 5–11 | Studio | 468 sq ft | — | — | — |
| Residences 17·19·21·25 | 5–11 | Studio | 479 sq ft | — | — | — |
| Residences 18·20·22·24·26 | 5–11 | Studio | 479 sq ft | — | — | — |
| Residence 23 | 5–11 | Studio | 432 sq ft | — | — | — |
| Residence 27 | 2–11 | 2 bed / 2 bath | 883 sq ft | 179 sq ft | — | 1,062 sq ft |
Areas are the developer's published figures from the official floor-plan sheets: interior, terrace and total per line and floor band. Studios on lines 15, 16, 17·19·21·25, 18·20·22·24·26 and 23 are published without private terraces. Some broker tables list lines 18–26 as two-bedroom homes of 883–962 sq ft — the developer's published sheets label them Studio, 479 sq ft; the building's two-bedroom resale listings correspond to lines 01 and 27. Actual resale listings range from 394 to 1,099 sq ft by measurement. Plans are artist's conceptual drawings and all dimensions are subject to change — the condominium documents govern. Full plans are in the gallery.
Five Floors of Amenities. 34,000 Square Feet.
The amenity program runs from the ground floor to the roof, and it is the reason the building can promise hotel-style living without a hotel.
- Rooftop: the 60-foot resort-style lido pool with whirlpool, outdoor showers and cabanas, and Solana — the rooftop restaurant and bar operated by the Juvia Group, with pool service and delivery to residences
- Social floor: lounge, karaoke bar and gourmet kitchen, a private screening room, and the indoor pickleball court that transforms into a disco
- Sweat floor: fully equipped fitness centre, yoga and stretching studio, outdoor yoga terrace and infrared saunas
- Work floor: co-working lounge, four zoom rooms and a boardroom on high-speed internet
- Ground level: the 4,000 sq ft double-height lobby with The Standard Café, pet spa, bike room and climate-controlled package and storage rooms
- Services: 24/7 attended lobby and concierge, on-demand housekeeping, grocery provisioning, dry cleaning, shoeshine and tailoring
- Retail at the base: Sushi Garage, Mannarino, Rosetta Bakery Café and Privato — operators from the developer's own hospitality stable
- Art program: commissions by Gaspar Libedinsky, Patricio Escobedo, Jen Clay and Lisu Vega
Signature Feature
The Pickleball Disco
The most-quoted room of the project is a single court with two lives: an indoor pickleball court by day — the LOVE ALL mural overhead, paddles in the rack — and a mirrored disco by night, when the floor becomes a dance surface under the same lights. It is the amenity that made the building's press, and it sets the tone for everything else here.
The rest of the program follows the same play: a rooftop lido with a restaurant that delivers to residences, a karaoke bar next to a gourmet kitchen, infrared saunas next to a yoga terrace, and a work floor with zoom rooms for the days between weekends. This is The Standard's hotel culture translated into a residential building — the brand's first standalone residences anywhere in the world.
Gallery
The Building, the Interiors, the Life
The building at the corner of NE 1st Avenue and NE 32nd Street, Urban Robot interiors, the rooftop lido and Solana, the pickleball disco, Midtown and Wynwood around it and the Standard hotels worldwide — with every published residence plan in the Floor Plans & Room Layouts block.
Midtown Miami, Florida
Between the Design District and Wynwood
The building stands on the corner of NE 1st Avenue and NE 32nd Street, in the blocks where Midtown meets Wynwood and the Design District. Trader Joe's is across NE 32nd Street, Whole Foods sits at 29th and Biscayne, and the ground-floor retail of the building — Sushi Garage, Mannarino, Rosetta Bakery Café and Privato — is part of the same walkable loop.
It is the first for-sale condominium completed in Midtown since Hyde Midtown in 2018, in a district otherwise built out with rental towers. The nearest new neighbour, The Rider, is 250 metres south and completes in 2027 — two years behind The Standard. The Design District's luxury blocks are a kilometre north; Wynwood Walls and its murals are a kilometre south-west.
- Address
- 3100 NE 1st Avenue · 90 NE 32nd St, Miami FL 33137
- Trader Joe's
- Across NE 32nd Street
- Whole Foods
- 29th Street & Biscayne Boulevard
- Design District
- About 1 km north
- Wynwood Walls
- About 1 km south-west
- Miami International
- About 15 minutes by car
History
From Launch to Delivery
Sales launched in November 2021 at $329,000–$829,000; the building was completed in April 2026 — about two years behind the original mid-2023 schedule — and its resale market is now live.
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2021Announced
The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami is unveiled as the first standalone residential project of The Standard brand; RM Dev Venture, LLC — the Rosso Development and Midtown Development vehicle — is the developer entity.
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November 2021Sales launch
Sales open with residences priced from $329,000 to $829,000 and a 10/10/10/10/10 + 50% deposit structure; delivery is targeted for mid-2023.
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April 2023Groundbreaking
Vertical construction begins on the 12-storey, 160,000 sq ft building; the completion goal moves to late 2024.
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2024–2025Construction
The structure and envelope rise through 2024 and 2025; marketing updates delivery to 2025, then 2026, as the schedule slides.
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April 2026TCO and first closings
The building receives its temporary certificate of occupancy and the first residences close — the first new condominium completed in Midtown Miami since Hyde Midtown in 2018.
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June 2026Nearly sold out
Five of 228 homes remain unsold; the $45 million Bank OZK construction loan is repaid ahead of schedule, with JLL as arranger.
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October 2026Resale market
39 resale listings from $495,000 to $1,295,000 (average $1,213/sq ft) and 40 rental listings from $2,400 to $8,500 per month; HOA $560–1,462 per month by listing.
A Visionary Collaboration
The Team
The project pairs two Midtown-focused developers with The Standard brand, a landmark Arquitectonica design and interiors by Urban Robot Associates — the team behind the first standalone residential project in the brand's history.
The Delaware limited liability company that owns, develops, offers and sells the project — the only party buyers may look to for representations, not Standard International or Rosso Development, LLC.
Carlos Rosso's boutique development house — the former president of Related Group's condo division, with One Park Tower by Turnberry in his portfolio.
Alex Vadia's Miami investment firm, a specialist in the Midtown district itself — its land and its master plan.
The hospitality brand behind The Standard hotels; the mark is used under a limited licence, and Standard is not affiliated with the developer. Standard International was acquired by Hyatt in October 2024.
The Miami firm that designed the 12-storey, 160,000 sq ft building — 228 residences, 34,000 sq ft of amenities, ground-level retail and a 1,200-car shared garage.
The Miami interior design studio behind the wood-inspired residence finishes, working with the in-house Standard studio.
Landscape architect of the project's terraces and rooftop gardens.
Carried the building from the April 2023 groundbreaking to its April 2026 completion.
Exclusive sales and marketing agent for the developer phase.
The commissioned artists of the building's art program: Gaspar Libedinsky, Patricio Escobedo, Jen Clay and Lisu Vega.
Get in Touch
Ask about resale and rental availability at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — 39 resale listings from $495,000 and 40 rentals from $2,400 per month as of October 2026 — or about a specific line, from the 432 sq ft studio of line 23 to the two-bedroom line 01.
- Sales Gallery
- Sales gallery: Douglas Elliman Development Marketing · Developer line +1 (305) 337-3100
- Project Address
- 3100 NE 1st Avenue, Miami, FL 33137, United States
- Telephone
- +1 (954) 608-7014