Paraiso Bay
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Paraiso Bay is the flagship of Related Group’s four-tower Paraiso district: a 55-story glass tower at 650 NE 32nd Street where every single residence, all roughly 350 of them, is served by a private elevator foyer and faces east to direct Biscayne Bay views. Designed by Arquitectonica with lobby interiors by Keith Hobbs and landscaping by Enzo Enea, the 2018 tower pairs 9-foot ceilings and eight-foot-deep balconies with one of Edgewater’s deepest amenity rosters. Completed residences trade in an active resale market, and condos for rent, from one-bedrooms to sprawling penthouses, lease steadily to tenants chasing the Paraiso lifestyle.
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Private Foyers and a Bay-First Orientation
The two details that separate Paraiso Bay from its neighbors are structural, not cosmetic: private elevator foyers for every home, and a floor plate rotated so all residences face the water. Add 9-foot ceilings (10 in penthouses), and the tower delivers the closest thing to single-family privacy in a 55-story format.
The District Effect
Buying here means buying into four towers’ worth of shared infrastructure: the park, the marina slips, the beach club, the restaurant, which no single-tower competitor can replicate at the same HOA scale. It is the reason the Paraiso name carries a premium over standalone Edgewater towers of similar vintage.
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Living Near Paraiso Bay
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Life at Paraiso Bay centers on the district itself: Paraiso Park, the marina, and Amara at Paraiso ($$$$), Michael Schwartz's waterfront restaurant, where the Sunday brunch has become the neighborhood's standing reservation. Beyond the gates, Doggi's Arepa Bar ($) and El Bagel ($) anchor the MiMo stretch of Biscayne ten minutes north, NiDo Caffe ($$) handles Italian, and the Design District's Michael's Genuine ($$$) and Mandolin Aegean Bistro ($$$$, a Michelin Bib Gourmand) are ten minutes farther. Publix on Biscayne does the weekly shop. For workouts, the district's fitness center pairs with Margaret Pace Park's tennis courts and bayfront path to the south, plus the paddle courts at Paraiso Bayviews next door. Culture runs south: PAMM and Frost Science downtown, the Wynwood Walls west. Related loyalists also compare One Paraiso and Icon Bay.
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Paraiso Bay Frequently Asked Questions
❯ How does Paraiso Bay differ from the other Paraiso towers?
It is the tallest and most amenity-loaded of the quartet at 55 stories, and the only one where every residence gets a private elevator foyer and an all-east, direct-bay orientation. One Paraiso is slimmer and taller-feeling at 53 stories with a marina focus; Paraiso Bayviews is the more attainable 44-story entry point.
❯ What amenities come with the tower?
Two tennis courts, a gym and spa with outdoor massage areas, a children’s playground, teen room, party room, cinema, and business center, plus the shared Paraiso district perks: Paraiso Park, the marina, the beach club, and the waterfront restaurant. Valet, concierge, and 24-hour security complete the picture.
❯ Who designed the building?
Arquitectonica drew the tower; Keith Hobbs of United Design Partnership designed the lobby and common interiors; Swiss landscape architect Enzo Enea shaped the pool deck and grounds. It is a genuinely international design team for an Edgewater address.
❯ What floor plans are available?
One- to four-bedroom residences plus penthouses, with non-penthouse interiors running roughly 919 to 2,246 square feet. His-and-hers walk-in closets, in-unit washer/dryer, and wide private balconies with glass railings come standard.
❯ Can owners lease their units?
Yes. Condos for rent at Paraiso Bay are listed regularly, and the building’s full-service staffing and amenity depth make it one of Edgewater’s stronger rental performers. As always, confirm the association’s current lease terms before buying as an investor.
❯ Who developed the Paraiso district?
The Related Group, Florida’s largest residential developer, which has built more than 100,000 residences since 1979, including the ICON series of towers in Miami and Miami Beach that defined an earlier era of bayfront luxury.
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