Wynwood Haus, Black Salmon and LD&D’s luxury mixed-use tower in downtown Miami, has begun move-ins after receiving its latest approvals from the city. The partnership, along with Bridge Investment Group, has received a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy.
The 20-story project will offer 224 units in studio and one- and two-bedroom units ranging from 394 to 945 square feet. The units were built with floor-to-ceiling windows, 10-foot ceilings, balconies, keyless entry and in-unit washers and dryers, while select units will also have smart thermostats and walk-in closets. Community amenities include a sky garden, rooftop pool, fitness center, yoga room, sauna, steam room and lobby lounge, as well as a coworking area, barbecue area, lounge, club room, bicycle room and pet washing station. The includes electric vehicle charging stations.
Located at 23 NE 17th Terrace, Wynwood Haus includes 5,500 square feet of retail on the ground floor. The community is only a few minutes away from Miami’s major thoroughfares and its popular neighborhoods including the Design District, Midtown Miami and Downtown. Residents are also within walking distance to the School Board Metromover station.
The developers started construction on Wynwood Haus in 2021, completing the community in late 2023, Black Salmon told Multi-Housing News. The project team included Corwil Architects, LD&D’s design division and Enzo Enea. The developers tapped Bozzuto for leasing efforts and property management. More than 30 units were successfully leased within a span of two weeks, Black Salmon told MHN.
Florida focus
Besides Wynwood Haus, the two developers also partnered up to develop a 245-unit multifamily project in downtown St. Petersburg, Fla. The partnership is planning to start construction on Gallery Haus later this year, with an expected completion scheduled for 2026. LD&D is also nearing ground-breaking on its DoMo at Cass Square project, a 28-story luxury tower in downtown Tampa, Fla.
For Black Salmon, the Wynwood Haus project expands its multifamily portfolio. The firm has multifamily assets in various major U.S. metros, including Austin, Texas, Orlando, Fla., Atlanta, Phoenix and San Francisco. In May 2022, the company closed on a $250 million multifamily fund that focused on acquiring communities throughout Sun Belt markets. Besides its acquisitions, Black Salmon also has a large development pipeline with several projects in South Florida.
