Gallery Art
gallery art lives its name: an 18-story, 176-residence tower at 333 NE 24th Street, completed in 2008 by Newgard Development Group with architecture by Fullerton Diaz, designed around an art-inspired identity with a 75-foot lap pool as its centerpiece.
The building anticipated Edgewater's creative turn by several years, and its art programming gives it a cultural texture most residential towers lack. Resales attract buyers who want character; rentals serve tenants drawn to the building's personality.
An Art-Inspired Tower
Newgard Development Group and Fullerton Diaz built the art concept into the architecture: gallery-like common areas, curated installations, and a...
Gallery Art
gallery art lives its name: an 18-story, 176-residence tower at 333 NE 24th Street, completed in 2008 by Newgard Development Group with architecture by Fullerton Diaz, designed around an art-inspired identity with a 75-foot lap pool as its centerpiece.
The building anticipated Edgewater's creative turn by several years, and its art programming gives it a cultural texture most residential towers lack. Resales attract buyers who want character; rentals serve tenants drawn to the building's personality.
An Art-Inspired Tower
Newgard Development Group and Fullerton Diaz built the art concept into the architecture: gallery-like common areas, curated installations, and a design vocabulary that treats the building as a canvas. The 75-foot lap pool extends the aesthetic into the amenity deck.
On the same street, City 24 offers the understated boutique alternative, and buyers often compare the two. Gallery Art wins when personality matters; the neighborhood's museum anchor, the Perez Art Museum Miami, is a short drive south for residents who want the real thing.
NE 24th Street's Creative Pocket
The location sits in mid-Edgewater's residential heart, close to the bay's breezes and Midtown's retail without the bustle of either. It is a livable pocket that has aged well as the neighborhood densified around it.
For investors, the building's distinct identity supports rental demand: tenants remember Gallery Art. For owner-occupants, the 2008 construction means established systems with a creative overlay no new building has copied.
Key Facts
- Address: 333 NE 24th Street, Miami, FL 33137
- Neighborhood: Edgewater, Miami
- Developer: Newgard Development Group
- Architect: Fullerton Diaz
- Stories: 18
- Units: 176
- Completed: 2008
- Identity: Art-inspired design
- Pool: 75-foot lap pool
Gallery Art Frequently Asked Questions
❯ What makes the building different?
Its art-inspired identity: gallery-like common areas, curated installations, and a design concept built around art, plus a 75-foot lap pool.
❯ Who developed the tower?
Newgard Development Group, with architecture by Fullerton Diaz, completed in 2008.
❯ How many units are in the building?
176 residences across 18 stories.
❯ Where is Gallery Art?
333 NE 24th Street in mid-Edgewater, close to the bay and Midtown.
❯ Are units for sale or rent?
Both. Resales attract character-seeking buyers, and the building's identity supports steady rental demand.
❯ What are the rental terms?
Local records indicate rentals are typically limited in frequency with annual minimums; buyers should confirm current association rules during due diligence.
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