moonbay is Edgewater's quiet achiever: a 12-story, 61-residence boutique condo at 520 NE 29th Street, completed in 2007 by developer Cervera with design by B. Pila. No crowds, no chaos, just a small bayfront building that has aged into one of the neighborhood's steadier addresses.
The resale market here moves deliberately, a few units a year, each one bought by someone who specifically wanted a small building on the bay. Rentals are equally boutique: tenants who know Edgewater choose this address for the calm.
With 61 units across 12 stories, the building offers something the...
moonbay is Edgewater's quiet achiever: a 12-story, 61-residence boutique condo at 520 NE 29th Street, completed in 2007 by developer Cervera with design by B. Pila. No crowds, no chaos, just a small bayfront building that has aged into one of the neighborhood's steadier addresses.
The resale market here moves deliberately, a few units a year, each one bought by someone who specifically wanted a small building on the bay. Rentals are equally boutique: tenants who know Edgewater choose this address for the calm.
With 61 units across 12 stories, the building offers something the mega-towers cannot: hallways you recognize and neighbors you know. Developer Cervera and designer B. Pila kept the program residential and understated, which is exactly why it still appeals.
The NE 29th Street location sits between the energy of Crimson to the south and the bayfront towers rising along the 31st Street corridor. It is close enough to everything, removed enough to stay quiet.
Boutique buildings like this one trade liquidity for character: fewer listings, but buyers who arrive already convinced. Pricing per square foot often surprises newcomers until they tour and understand the bayfront positioning.
Nearby 26 Edgewater offers a newer boutique alternative from 2018, and comparing the two is instructive. The 2007 building wins on established landscaping and proven reserves; 26 Edgewater wins on newness. Both serve the same buyer psychology.
61 residences across 12 stories, a genuinely boutique scale for Edgewater's bayfront.
Cervera developed the building with design by B. Pila, completing it in 2007.
The building sits in Edgewater's bayfront corridor on NE 29th Street, with the bay and its breezes defining the location.
Yes. Both resales and rentals appear in the building, though inventory is limited by the small unit count, so interested parties should watch listings closely.
It trades amenities and views-at-height for intimacy and calm. Buyers who want a small building with recognizable neighbors choose Moonbay; buyers who want resort-scale amenities choose the big towers.
The Midtown shops and restaurants are minutes south, the Design District is a short drive north, and the bayfront is the backyard.
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