Edgewater 276-Unit Apartment Building Quickly Reaches 90% Leased

NYSE-listed Aimco says an apartment building in Edgewater was quickly leased after construction, in a sign of continuing strong demand for the area.

The Hamilton, which includes 276 apartments, was gut renovated by the developer. Construction was completed in April.

According to an earnings report released in May, more than 90% of units were already leased, at rates that were “well ahead of underwritten estimates.”

In a presentation by the company on June 6, the company also listed the earliest vertical construction date for projects in the pipeline.

Hamilton House, with 241 multifamily units, has an earliest vertical construction date of 1Q 2024.

3333 Biscayne, with 650 multifamily units and 176,000 leasable commercial square feet, has an earliest vertical construction date of 1Q 2024.

One Edgewater, with 204 multifamily units, has an earliest vertical construction date of 3Q 2024.

The company’s Brickell Assemblage, with 1,500 multifamily units and 500,000 leasable commercial square feet listed in the new presentation as being in the pipeline, has an earliest vertical construction date of 2Q 2027.

 

 

One Edgewater, Hamilton House, and The Hamilton:

3333 Biscayne:

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Anonymous
3 months ago

No matter what’s built in Miami, it gets filled within seconds. Insane.

12345
3 months ago

Population is exploding while at the same time year-term rental supply is becoming smaller. Most investors used to lease to actual residents, now most of those same units are Airbnb/short term. New build condos are mostly Airbnb. The few new rental bldgs we’ve been getting fill up instantly as a result

Anonymous
3 months ago

Those people are free to get higher paying jobs to afford to live wherever they want to live! Nobody has the right to stay in one place just because they have lived there for a longer period of time. Neighborhoods and cities change!

Make Miamian's Think Harder Before Posting
3 months ago

Well we’re waiting for yo.u to spend millions of dollars buying prime land, building a tower and lease the units at a loss. So we can pay $500 per month for a 1 bed / 1 bath 800 SF apartment with stainless steel appliances, washer and dryer, gym, pool, theater, and front desk security. I have my first and last month rent + security deposit ready! 😃

Qtip
3 months ago

Did you even read what you typed? It isn’t economically viable to have a condo empty 80% of year. Yes some buildings are becoming airbnbs but many are new residents moving to the city. The only thing you can do is ask the city to zone more density and build faster.

Anonymous
3 months ago

The county population has decreased since 2020

cat
3 months ago

MIAMI WINNING! B!T_CHE$

Anonymous
3 months ago

Yes put_s!!

Anonymous
3 months ago

yayy more $5000+ rentals, what an amazing news am I right??

Anonymous
3 months ago

Love this remodel. It’s a beautiful building that deserved an update.

Anonymous
3 months ago

So… when is AIMCO refurbishing and expanding the Yacht Club at Brickell?

Anon
3 months ago

2Q 2027

Azarius
3 months ago

Crazy they are completely the Edgewater properties before the Brickell

Anon
3 months ago

Their Brickell project is Yacht Club + the Aon office building which still has leases, which now as they renew those can be phased so everyone is out by 2027. Plus I believe they are making good money on the leases now, so less incentive to stop that prematurely.

anon
3 months ago

wish the name was more synonymous with miami. “Hamilton” sounds like a cold and depressing place in NY or the UK