Grupo T&C Kicks Off Miami Condo Tower
The high-rise is slated for a 2028 delivery.
The groundbreaking ceremony for Edge House Miami included Grupo T&C’s General Manager, William Ticona, as well as multiple development partners. All images courtesy of Grupo T&C 
Rendering of the condominium tower that will include 608 units across 57 floors. 
Amenities at the project will include a mix of indoor and outdoor features, such as a resident lobby with reception. 
The property will include two swimming pools with panoramic views of the Miami skyline. 
Edge House Miami will feature a fitness center, a yoga studio and private treatment rooms.
Grupo T&C has commenced construction on Edge House Miami, its 57-story condominium tower in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. The 608-unit project is scheduled for completion in late 2028. Sales were launched last year, with condo prices now starting at $500,000.
The official groundbreaking ceremony included the company’s General Manager William Ticona, together with development partners Kobi Karp as architect of record, Adriana Hoyos Design Studio as interior designer and Witkin Hults & Partners as landscape architect. Douglass Elliman is handling sales and marketing.
Thornton Construction Co. Inc. is the general contractor, according to Miami-Dade County public records. The same source shows that a $12.1 million loan was secured in early 2024 from New Wave Loans.
Edge House Miami will be at 1837 Northeast Fourth Ave., close to Margaret Pace Park and 2 miles from downtown Miami. Miami International Airport will be 9 miles away, while downtown Fort Lauderdale, Fla., is within 28 miles from the project’s site.
Blending interior and outdoor living
Units at the condominium tower will include studio and one- to three-bedroom floorplans, ranging from 410 to 1,242 square feet. The residences will feature 9-foot ceilings, as well as floor-to-ceiling windows. Apartments will also have fully built-out closets, while select residences will include private outdoor terraces.
The property will have two swimming pools with a pool bar, an outdoor rain shower and loungers. Other amenities will include a private sky lounge, library, wellness center with private treatment rooms, fitness center, yoga studio and sauna.
Additionally, the tower will feature a Zen garden with a meditation deck, coworking spaces—both open offices and private meeting rooms—and a mix of services including a reception lounge and a coffee and snack bar. Outdoor spaces will include a wrap-around garden, playground and outdoor park.
Florida remains a hotspot for condo developers
When it comes to trends in the condominium market, industry players are noting that a significant segment of buyers appreciate exceptional amenities and high-quality services. Despite economic challenges, the ultra-luxury segment is expected to remain resilient in 2025. The Southeast, particularly Florida, continues to see a population influx, establishing it as a preferred destination for upscale living.
Another project underway in the state is Integra Investments’ Sereno Fort Lauderdale, a 76-unit luxury community. The building will rise 14 stories and is the firm’s first development in the Fort Lauderdale market.
In March, developer Savanna secured $380 million in construction funds for Olara, its luxury residential community in West Palm Beach, Fla. Construction at the 26-story tower started last year, with delivery scheduled for late 2027.
