Twenty Nine Indian Creek is the rare new development that treats a historic building as its centerpiece rather than its obstacle. At 2901 Indian Creek Drive in the Faena District, JMH Development took a 1930s Art Deco building — hidden from public view for nearly 60 years — and restored and relocated it as the heart of a seven-story, 11-residence project designed by Urban Robot Associates. The result is just eight condominiums, one penthouse, and two sprawling townhomes, each 1,750 to 4,800 square feet, wrapped in an Art Deco-inspired geometric design with terraced walls, cascading greenery, and water features.
The interiors carry the same duality as the architecture: curated, timeless craftsmanship with nature and the outdoors pulled inside. Gourmet chef's kitchens feature custom lacquered cabinetry, Miele appliances, marble countertops, and wine storage; spa-inspired baths offer freestanding soaking tubs, premium fixtures, and honed flooring. The townhomes add double-height great rooms, private terraces with landscaped gardens, and summer kitchens. Amenities center on a palm-shaded pool deck with daybed lounges, a summer kitchen with barbecue and dining areas, and the kind of intimate scale — eleven homes total — that makes every shared space feel private.
Twenty Nine Indian Creek Frequently Asked Questions
❯ What's the story with the 1930s building?
A 1930s Art Deco structure at Twenty Nine Indian Creek, obstructed from public view for nearly 60 years, was restored and relocated to anchor the project. Its geometric ornamentation and period detailing set the design language for the entire seven-story building — an emblem of historic preservation inside new construction, rather than a plaque on a lobby wall.
❯ How do the townhomes differ from the condominiums?
The two townhomes at Twenty Nine Indian Creek are the project's largest offerings: sprawling multi-level homes with double-height great rooms, private terraces with landscaped gardens, and summer kitchens — effectively single-family living with building services. The eight condominiums and single penthouse, ranging up to 4,800 square feet, offer the same material palette in more conventional layouts with sweeping floor-to-ceiling windows.
❯ Is this the same as 29 Indian Creek?
Related but distinct. 29 Indian Creek is the newer 22-residence project at the same 2901 Indian Creek Drive address, developed by Trinity Southern in partnership with JMH Development, which broke ground in November 2025. Twenty Nine Indian Creek is JMH's original 11-residence boutique project with the restored Art Deco building — the two share DNA but are separate offerings.
❯ What are the views?
Twenty Nine Indian Creek is oriented for its water and skyline position: residences capture views of Downtown Miami and Biscayne Bay, with the spacious terraces and their undulating railings designed as outdoor rooms facing the water. Upper floors take in the full sweep from the bay to the ocean.
❯ What amenities come with the building?
Twenty Nine Indian Creek's palm-tree-shaded pool deck with daybed lounge chairs, a summer kitchen with barbecue and dining areas, and lushly landscaped common areas with water features. With only eleven homes, the amenity program is deliberately residential in scale — no mega-club, just beautifully finished shared spaces. Owners also sit in the heart of the Faena District, with its cultural programming, dining, and beach clubs steps away.
❯ What's the status and pricing?
Twenty Nine Indian Creek was announced with a spring 2023 groundbreaking target and an expected completion in early 2025; current completion status should be confirmed with the sales team as the building has been delivering around that window. As an eleven-residence boutique in the Faena District, resales trade on scarcity — comparable new Faena-area product commands significant premiums per square foot.
Key Facts
- Address: 2901 Indian Creek Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33140
- Neighborhood: Faena District, Mid-Beach
- Developer: JMH Development
- Design: Urban Robot Associates (architecture, interiors, landscape)
- Scale: 7 stories; 11 residences — 8 condominiums, 1 penthouse, 2 townhomes
- Sizes: 1,750–4,800 sq ft; kitchens by Miele, marble counters, wine storage; spa baths with soaking tubs
- Heritage: Restored and relocated 1930s Art Deco building integrated into the project
- Status: Announced 2023; expected completion early 2025 (confirm current availability with sales)
The 1930s Building at the Heart of Twenty Nine Indian Creek
The decision to restore rather than demolish the site's 1930s building defined everything that followed. At Twenty Nine Indian Creek, Urban Robot's design takes its cues from the structure's geometric Art Deco language — the undulating terrace railings, the natural palette, the terraced landscaping — so the new seven-story building reads as a contemporary companion to its historic core. In a city that too often treats its architectural past as disposable, the project is a working argument for preservation as luxury.
Residence Features
Inside, the eleven homes are finished to a level the Faena District demands: custom lacquered kitchen cabinetry, Miele appliance suites, marble countertops with wine storage, freestanding soaking tubs, and honed stone floors. Floor-to-ceiling windows and doors dissolve the line between the interiors and the terraces, and the townhomes' double-height great rooms give the project a spatial drama that flat-floor condos can't match.
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