250 wynwood is a study in restraint: just 11 live-work lofts in a 6-story building at 250 NW 24th Street, completed in 2015 in the heart of the Wynwood Arts District. When the neighborhood was still proving itself, this project bet that creative professionals wanted to live inside the art.
That bet paid off. The building's retail base has hosted neighborhood fixtures, and its lofts trade among buyers who want Wynwood authenticity rather than a tower with a Wynwood address. Rentals are rare and sought after.
Developer Fortis, the partnership of Bradley...
250 wynwood is a study in restraint: just 11 live-work lofts in a 6-story building at 250 NW 24th Street, completed in 2015 in the heart of the Wynwood Arts District. When the neighborhood was still proving itself, this project bet that creative professionals wanted to live inside the art.
That bet paid off. The building's retail base has hosted neighborhood fixtures, and its lofts trade among buyers who want Wynwood authenticity rather than a tower with a Wynwood address. Rentals are rare and sought after.
Developer Fortis, the partnership of Bradley R. Carlson and David Polinsky, worked with architect Laith Sayigh on a building designed for the way Wynwood actually lives: double-height spaces, room to work, and retail at the street. The ground floor has housed names like Crudos and Federal Donuts, embedding the building in the district's food scene.
Compared with the larger Cynergi live-work building nearby, 250 Wynwood is the connoisseur's choice: fewer units, more architectural intent, and a purer expression of the loft concept.
With 11 residences total, the resale market is essentially a waiting list. Owners tend to hold, which means each listing is an event for Wynwood-focused buyers and the building's values reflect genuine scarcity.
The location needs no sell: galleries, murals, breweries, and restaurants in every direction, with Midtown and the Design District minutes away. For tenants lucky enough to land a rental here, it is the most authentic Wynwood address money can lease.
Just 11 live-work lofts in a 6-story building, which makes it one of Wynwood's smallest and most exclusive condo offerings.
The lofts were designed with double-height spaces that accommodate both living and creative work, matching how Wynwood's artists and entrepreneurs actually use space.
Fortis, the development partnership of Bradley R. Carlson and David Polinsky, with architecture by Laith Sayigh.
Ground-floor retail and restaurant space that has hosted neighborhood dining names, keeping the building woven into Wynwood's food scene.
Rentals exist but are rare given the 11-unit count. Both buyers and tenants should expect competition when a unit becomes available.
250 NW 24th Street sits in the heart of the Wynwood Arts District, surrounded by the galleries, murals, and restaurants that define the neighborhood.
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| FLOOR / UNITS | BEDS / BATHS | TOTAL RESIDENCE | FLOOR PLANS |
| Unit A | 2 Beds / 2 Baths | 1792 SF / 167 M2 | Download |
| Unit B | 2 Beds / 1 Baths | 1059 SF / 98 M2 | Download |
| Unit C | 2 Beds / 2 Baths | 1878 SF / 175 M2 | Download |
| PH A Lower | 2 Beds / 2 Baths | 5449 SF / 506 M2 | Download |
| PH A Upper | 2 Beds / 2 Baths | 5449 SF / 506 M2 | Download |
| PH B Upper | 3 Beds / 2 Baths | 2228 SF / 207 M2 | Download |


