29 Indian Creek broke ground in November 2025 as the kind of boutique project the Faena District was made for: just 22 residences — twenty one- and two-bedroom condominiums plus two extraordinary two-story townhomes — on 2901 Indian Creek Drive, where the waterway meets Miami Beach's most design-conscious neighborhood. Developed and built by Trinity Southern in partnership with JMH Development, with architecture, interiors, and landscape all by Urban Robot, the seven-story building is a cohesive modern vision inspired by Miami Beach's Art Deco heritage, with sales and marketing by SERHANT.
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29 Indian Creek broke ground in November 2025 as the kind of boutique project the Faena District was made for: just 22 residences — twenty one- and two-bedroom condominiums plus two extraordinary two-story townhomes — on 2901 Indian Creek Drive, where the waterway meets Miami Beach's most design-conscious neighborhood. Developed and built by Trinity Southern in partnership with JMH Development, with architecture, interiors, and landscape all by Urban Robot, the seven-story building is a cohesive modern vision inspired by Miami Beach's Art Deco heritage, with sales and marketing by SERHANT.
The residences run 820 to just over 1,750 square feet, priced from $1.4 million to over $3 million, with nine-foot-plus ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass facing Indian Creek, custom bone-white lacquered millwork, Miele appliances, built-in wine coolers, and spa baths with freestanding soaking tubs. The two townhomes raise the bar further: double-height ceilings, 500-square-foot outdoor terraces with summer kitchens, and split-bedroom layouts. Select owners receive membership to the Beach Club at the Miami Beach EDITION — oceanfront lounges, cabanas, spa services, and priority dining reservations. Completion is anticipated in early 2027.
The two two-story townhomes at 29 Indian Creek are the building's crown jewels: double-height great rooms, private 500-square-foot outdoor terraces with summer kitchens and stainless cabinetry, spa-style primary baths with soaking tubs and rainfall showers, and split-bedroom layouts for privacy. At up to 1,750+ square feet with outdoor living that rivals a single-family home, they target buyers who want townhome scale in a full-service building.
Select owners at 29 Indian Creek receive exclusive membership to the Beach Club at the Miami Beach EDITION, unlocking oceanfront lounges, private cabanas, spa services, and priority dining reservations at one of the world's most awarded hotels. It's a meaningful perk — EDITION beach club access typically isn't available to non-hotel guests — and it gives a 22-residence boutique the beachfront infrastructure of a mega-resort.
They share an address and a developer but are distinct offerings. Twenty Nine Indian Creek is JMH Development's earlier 11-residence project with a restored 1930s Art Deco building. 29 Indian Creek is the newer Trinity Southern–JMH partnership: 22 residences in a purpose-built seven-story building that broke ground in November 2025.
29 Indian Creek's private lobby with 24/7 concierge and valet, a rooftop pool deck with panoramic ocean and skyline views, a state-of-the-art fitness center with a cold plunge and teak infrared sauna, and a fully equipped summer kitchen for alfresco entertaining. Urban Robot designed the architecture, interiors, and landscape as one continuous vision, so the amenity spaces carry the same Art Deco-inflected modernism as the residences.
Floor-to-ceiling glass in every residence at 29 Indian Creek frames direct views of Indian Creek and the surrounding neighborhood, with upper floors and the rooftop capturing ocean and skyline panoramas. The creek-facing orientation is the building's signature — water views from nearly every home, without the Collins Avenue traffic that comes with true oceanfront.
Foundation work at 29 Indian Creek began after the November 2025 groundbreaking, with completion anticipated in early 2027. Residences are priced from $1.4 million to over $3 million — a boutique price point for the Faena District, where neighboring new construction routinely commands multiples of that.
The unit mix is deliberately lopsided toward intimacy: twenty condominiums for lock-and-leave ease, and just two townhomes for buyers who want vertical space and a 500-square-foot terrace without leaving the building's service envelope. In a district where new towers run to hundreds of units, a 22-residence building with a single design firm controlling every surface is the anti-commodity play.
The Faena District has become shorthand for Miami Beach's cultural luxury — the Forum's programming, the district's design hotels, the Collins Avenue corridor reimagined as an arts district. 29 Indian Creek sits at its quieter, water-facing edge on Indian Creek Drive: close enough to walk to the district's restaurants and beach clubs, removed enough that the views are water, not traffic. That positioning — Faena energy, creek-front calm — is the 29 Indian Creek pitch in a sentence.
| Unit | Price | FT2 (M2) | $/SF |
| 401 | $2,822,050 | 1452 (134 m2) | $1,944 |
| THA | $3,500,000 | 1452 (134 m2) | $2,410 |
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