New Wave
new wave brings Kobi Karp's architectural signature to Edgewater's bayfront at a boutique scale. The 20-story tower at 725 NE 22nd Street holds just 78 residences, completed in 2006 with a bayfront lap pool that remains one of the building's signature features.
With fewer than 80 units, the resale market is a waiting game rewarded by bayfront positioning at a relative value. Rentals attract tenants who want Edgewater's waterfront without the mega-tower experience.
Kobi Karp Design on the Bay
Architect Kobi Karp shaped the tower's contemporary lines, and his firm's imprint on Miami's luxury landscape gives the...
New Wave
new wave brings Kobi Karp's architectural signature to Edgewater's bayfront at a boutique scale. The 20-story tower at 725 NE 22nd Street holds just 78 residences, completed in 2006 with a bayfront lap pool that remains one of the building's signature features.
With fewer than 80 units, the resale market is a waiting game rewarded by bayfront positioning at a relative value. Rentals attract tenants who want Edgewater's waterfront without the mega-tower experience.
Kobi Karp Design on the Bay
Architect Kobi Karp shaped the tower's contemporary lines, and his firm's imprint on Miami's luxury landscape gives the building a design pedigree that buyers recognize. The bayfront lap pool anchors the amenity deck with the water as its backdrop.
At 78 units, the tower sits in the same boutique conversation as Bay Lofts further north, though the 20-story height gives New Wave the view advantage. Both serve buyers who have deliberately ruled out the big towers.
NE 22nd Street's Waterfront Pocket
The location sits just north of the Arts and Entertainment District, which means the Adrienne Arsht Center and its calendar of performances are minutes away. Downtown Miami is equally close, making this one of Edgewater's most central bayfront pockets.
For investors, the math is straightforward: bayfront rentals in boutique buildings command premiums, and the limited unit count means little landlord competition. Owner-occupants get the same scarcity working in their favor at resale.
Key Facts
- Address: 725 NE 22nd Street, Miami, FL 33137
- Neighborhood: Edgewater, Miami
- Architect: Kobi Karp
- Stories: 20
- Units: 78
- Completed: 2006
- Amenity highlight: Bayfront lap pool
New Wave Frequently Asked Questions
❯ Who designed the tower?
Kobi Karp is the architect behind the 20-story tower, part of his extensive imprint on Miami's contemporary skyline.
❯ How many residences are in the building?
78 units, which makes New Wave one of Edgewater's smaller bayfront towers.
❯ What amenities does the building offer?
The signature amenity is the bayfront lap pool, set against the water with the tower rising behind it.
❯ Is the building good for renters?
Yes. Boutique bayfront buildings rent well to tenants who want the waterfront without mega-tower scale, and the small unit count limits competition.
❯ Where exactly is New Wave?
725 NE 22nd Street in Edgewater, just north of the Arts and Entertainment District and minutes from downtown Miami.
❯ When was the building completed?
2006, so the market is resales and rentals in an established building.
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