With premium residences, art, green spaces, top-tier gastronomy, and exclusive services, Midtown Park transforms a former railway site into a luxury destination that reflects Miami’s new face of urban development.
What was once a railway depot in the heart of Miami is now giving way to an ambitious high-end urban development: Midtown Park, a megaproject aiming to redefine the city’s lifestyle through a mix of contemporary design, premium services, and a holistic community vision.
Strategically situated between the refined Design District and the cutting-edge Wynwood, this development, led by Rosso Development, establishes Midtown as the new epicenter of creativity, design, and urban sophistication.
A city within the city
At the core of the project is Midtown Park Residences by Proper, a 30-story tower featuring 287 luxury units, operated by the renowned boutique hospitality brand Proper Hospitality. The residences feature high ceilings, expansive terraces, and access to world-class amenities. Owners will also enjoy exclusive access to a Private Beach Club located at the Shelborne by Proper hotel, on the iconic Millionaire’s Row in Miami Beach.
But the project goes far beyond residential living. Midtown Park is conceived as a true urban ecosystem, featuring pedestrian walkways, dining spots, boutiques, office spaces, a private gym, a jazz club, and even padel courts. The setting is framed by landscape design from Naturalficial and architecture by Arquitectonica, with interiors by Meyer Davis Studio.
It’s not just a bet on design and sophistication, but also a sustainable vision of urban development. The project incorporates eco-efficient solutions, including rainwater harvesting systems, green roofs, low-consumption LED lighting, and electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. The landscaping prioritizes native species that require less maintenance and supports urban biodiversity—a true luxury that also looks to the future.
Smart home technology will be a standard feature, allowing residents to control lighting, temperature, and access from their mobile devices. Advanced security systems include facial recognition at entry points, smart lockers for deliveries, and controlled access in common areas. Comfort, control, and privacy come together without compromising on style.
Located just steps from Wynwood’s galleries and the Design District’s showrooms, Midtown Park also incorporates art as a key element of its proposal. Plans include permanent installations and murals by both local and international artists, as well as areas for rotating exhibitions and cultural events—a way to strengthen the creative identity of the neighborhood and add symbolic value to every corner.
A market that’s responding
Midtown Park’s presales launched just days ago and already show strong interest. Initial pricing is as follows:
- Studios and one-bedroom units: starting at US$700,000
- One-bedroom units with den (no window): starting at US$800,000
- Two-bedroom units: starting at US$1.1 million
- Three-bedroom units: starting at US$1.9 million
- Penthouses: higher price ranges, some featuring multiple levels and private pools
Launch reservations require a 20% deposit upon signing, with payments structured in five stages through project completion. Midtown Park will also feature an exclusive Private Collection of duplex and triplex penthouses, with their amenities and privileged views.
A new urban hub for living, investing, and growing
The project comes at a pivotal moment for Miami, which has become one of the most sought-after destinations for professionals, entrepreneurs, and investors. The city is undergoing a transformation fueled by tax advantages, quality of life, and economic dynamism. Midtown Park embodies this spirit with a value proposition tailored to those who appreciate aesthetics, functionality, and the ability to integrate living, working, and leisure activities in one place.
Thanks to its strategic location, the project offers direct access to major roads, proximity to Miami International Airport, and immediate connections to beach zones. The urban plan includes improvements to public infrastructure, new sidewalks, bike lanes, and green spaces, promoting friendlier mobility and a harmonious neighborhood environment.
Midtown Park represents a new luxury frontier in Miami, marking a clear sign of how real estate is evolving in significant cities toward integrated spaces where housing, wellness, art, design, technology, and community all come together.