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ADI ZILBERBERG | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF LUXURY SALES
The Edge (not to be confused with the nearby Edge House) is a high-design, luxury residential tower located at 490 NE 29th Street (some records also cite the site as 456 NE 29th St) in Miami’s Edgewater district. Developed by the joint venture of SB Development and Hazelton Capital Group, the 37-story tower was designed as an “undulating sculptural masterpiece” by Dieguez Fridman Arquitectos & Asociados in collaboration with local executive architect Kobi Karp. As of March 2026, the project is in the vertical construction phase following its 2024/2025 site preparation. Completion is estimated for late 2027 to 2028.
The building is defined by its 465-foot height and unique “ripple effect” glass facade, created by staggered floor slabs and varying glass orientations. With only 90 to 96 units, the project is exceptionally low-density for its height, offering a private, boutique-style atmosphere where most residences are corner units with expansive wrap-around terraces and direct vistas of Biscayne Bay.
| Metric | Details |
| Total Residences | 90 – 96 Luxury Units |
| Building Height | 37 Stories (~465 Feet) |
| Lead Architect | Dieguez Fridman Arquitectos & Asociados |
| Executive Architect | Kobi Karp Architecture |
| Landscape Architect | Kimley-Horn |
| Status (March 2026) | Under Construction / Moving Vertical |
| Delivery | Estimated 2027 – 2028 |
The design by Dieguez Fridman a firm renowned for its contextual modernism focuses on “shifting planes.” The tower uses Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) cladding and floor-to-ceiling aluminum-framed glass to create a textured, moon-like reflection on the water.
Inside, the residences prioritize volume and light. Floor plans range from 1,233 to over 4,000 square feet, with a standout 5,462-square-foot 4-bedroom penthouse that features a private infinity-edge rooftop pool. Kitchens are designed with a “chef-first” approach, featuring integrated Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, custom European cabinetry, and oversized islands with natural stone waterfall edges.
| Feature | Specifications |
| Ceilings | 10-foot heights in standard residences; 12-foot in Penthouses |
| Balconies | Oversized terraces (up to 11 feet deep) with glass railings |
| Views | Unobstructed Eastern views of Biscayne Bay and Miami Beach |
| Bathrooms | Spa-style wet rooms with stone finishes and freestanding tubs |
| Technology | Integrated smart-home systems and high-speed elevator access |
| Privacy | Limited units per floor with high-security entry protocols |
The Edge features three full levels of amenities, emphasizing both professional productivity and wellness.
Amenities Table (Wellness and Social)
| Zone / Level | Key Amenities |
| Waterfront | Direct connection to the Miami Baywalk and Icon Bay Park |
| Wellness | State-of-the-art fitness center, spa, and yoga deck |
| Level 09 (Social) | 5,373 SQ FT mezzanine with resident lounge and billiards |
| Business | Co-working lounge and private meeting rooms |
| Rooftop | Reflection pool and sun deck with 360-degree views |
| Parking | Enclosed podium garage with 135 spaces (~1.5 per unit) |
| Retail | Ground-floor commercial space activating NE 29th Street |
As of March 2026, The Edge is positioned as a primary-user luxury destination. Unlike the “Edge House” (short-term rental focused), The Edge at 490 NE 29th St is designed for long-term residency and traditional leasing.
Market Value Estimates (March 2026)
| Unit Type | Size (Approx.) | Starting Price |
| 2 Bedroom | 1,230 – 1,600 SF | From ~$1.3 Million |
| 3 Bedroom | 2,100 – 3,000 SF | From ~$2.5 Million |
| 4 Bedroom | 3,500 – 4,000+ SF | From ~$4.2 Million |
| PH | 5,462 SF | Upon Request |
Boutique Low-Density: One of the few 30+ story towers in Miami with under 100 units.
Architecture Pedigree: A rare Miami design from the acclaimed Dieguez Fridman.
Connectivity: Completes a missing link in the Miami Baywalk, offering seamless pedestrian access to the waterfront.
Edgewater’s “Sweet Spot”: Located on a quiet street but walkable to the shops of Midtown and the Design District.
Views: Strategic orientation ensures views are protected by the neighboring Icon Bay park setbacks.
Why Partner With Us for The Edge
As construction moves vertical in early 2026, the opportunity for custom floor plan modifications (merging units) is nearing its close. We provide our clients with a “Light & Shadow Study” to identify which floors offer the best sunset exposure over Midtown. We also monitor the progress of the 710 Edge tower next door to ensure your view corridor is optimized for the long term.
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