Starting at $355K. Yorker in Edgewater has condos for sale from $355K to $519K.
Yorker is the boutique contrarian of Edgewater: an 11-story, 62-residence loft building from 2005 that has watched billion-dollar towers rise all around it, and arguably gotten more interesting because of them. At 444 NE 30th Street, the Behar Font & Partners-designed building offers industrial-chic lofts with polished concrete floors, 10- to 12-foot ceilings, and bay and city views, in a neighborhood where new construction now trades at multiples of its price per square foot. For buyers, Yorker is the value play; for renters, a pet-friendly loft address in the middle of Edgewater’s transformation.
Yorker is the boutique contrarian of Edgewater: an 11-story, 62-residence loft building from 2005 that has watched billion-dollar towers rise all around it, and arguably gotten more interesting because of them. At 444 NE 30th Street, the Behar Font & Partners-designed building offers industrial-chic lofts with polished concrete floors, 10- to 12-foot ceilings, and bay and city views, in a neighborhood where new construction now trades at multiples of its price per square foot. For buyers, Yorker is the value play; for renters, a pet-friendly loft address in the middle of Edgewater’s transformation.
At Yorker, sixty-two units means you know your neighbors and the amenity deck never feels crowded. A genuine contrast to the 400-plus-unit towers going up around it. The loft DNA is authentic rather than applied: real concrete floors, real ceiling height, real ductwork. For buyers who find new-construction finishes sterile, this building’s industrial character is the appeal.
Edgewater’s land rush is this building’s tailwind. Every new flagship that delivers nearby, with its higher price points and attention, reprices the neighborhood upward, and established boutique buildings capture that appreciation at a discount entry point. With both for-sale and for-rent demand active, owners get flexibility: live in the loft, or let Edgewater’s rental market carry it.
Yorker sits in the middle of Edgewater’s everyday map. Amara at Paraiso is the waterfront splurge, two blocks away on the bay ($$$). Michael’s Genuine and Mandolin cover the Design District occasions ($$$). Lagniappe is the low-key wine bar night ($$), and Salumeria 104 is the weeknight Italian fix ($$). Groceries are genuinely easy here: Whole Foods’ new Midtown store, a Publix nearby, and Trader Joe’s in the mix. Margaret Pace Park is the morning run, tennis courts and dog park included. Weekends mean the Design District, the Wynwood Walls, and Frost Science and PAMM, all within a few miles. Buyers comparing boutique lofts on the corridor also tour Platinum on the Bay next door and Quadro a few blocks north.
Price per square foot. With only 62 residences and no developer premium, this building trades well below neighboring flagships like Aria Reserve, Villa Miami, and Cove Miami, while sharing their Edgewater location and benefiting from the same neighborhood appreciation.
Loft-style: polished concrete floors, exposed ductwork, floor-to-ceiling windows, and 10- to 12-foot ceilings. One- to three-bedroom layouts run about 650 to 1,356 square feet, many with covered balconies running the length of the unit and bay or skyline views from every room.
Yes on both counts. Pets are OK for owners and renters, including large pets, and the building maintains an active resale and rental market. Recent listings show both condos for sale and apartments for rent, with investors drawn by Edgewater rental demand.
Comparatively low for the area. Recent listings cite HOAs in the high $700s per month on ~960-square-foot units, well under a dollar per square foot. Low carrying costs are a meaningful part of the value argument here.
Completed in 2005, the 11-story concrete-and-stucco building offers secured garage parking, a heated pool and spa, fitness center, and 24-hour security. Recent listings note completed milestone inspections with no upcoming special assessments flagged. Verify current status with the association before buying.
444 NE 30th Street sits between Midtown and the bay, steps from Margaret Pace Park, minutes from the Design District and Wynwood, and roughly 15 minutes from Miami International Airport. Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and Midtown’s dining are all close by.
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| Unit | Price | FT2 (M2) | $/SF |
| 903 | $369,000 | 650 (60 m2) | $568 |
| Unit | Price | FT2 (M2) | $/SF |
| 702 | $519,000 | 963 (89 m2) | $539 |
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| Unit | Price | FT2 (M2) | $/SF | Sale Date |
| 1105 | $360,000 | 643 ft2 (59 m2) | $560 | 03/25/2026 |
| 607 | $355,000 | 652 ft2 (60 m2) | $544 | 01/09/2026 |
| Unit | Price | FT2 (M2) | $/SF | Rented Date |
| 502 | $3,200 | 963 ft2 (89 m2) | $3 | 10/01/2026 |
| 608 | $4,950 | 1356 ft2 (125 m2) | $4 | 08/15/2026 |
| 707 | $2,550 | 652 ft2 (60 m2) | $4 | 06/28/2026 |
| 602 | $3,200 | 963 ft2 (89 m2) | $3 | 06/08/2026 |
| 604 | $3,000 | 963 ft2 (89 m2) | $3 | 06/01/2026 |
| 707 | $2,500 | 652 ft2 (60 m2) | $4 | 05/30/2026 |
| 906 | $2,600 | 963 ft2 (89 m2) | $3 | 05/08/2026 |
| 702 | $3,199 | 963 ft2 (89 m2) | $3 | 02/17/2026 |
| 1007 | $2,750 | 652 ft2 (60 m2) | $4 | 02/01/2026 |
| 603 | $2,500 | 650 ft2 (60 m2) | $4 | 12/23/2025 |
