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The Wynwood Lifestyle

Wynwood defies comparison to any other Miami neighborhood—or any neighborhood anywhere. Where warehouse loading docks once stood, world-renowned murals now cover every surface. Where garment factories hummed, Michelin-worthy restaurants and craft breweries now thrive. The neighborhood pulses with a creative energy that draws artists, entrepreneurs, tech workers, and culture seekers from around the globe.

The opening of Wynwood Walls in 2009 ignited Miami's street art revolution. Developer Tony Goldman, who previously revitalized SoHo and South Beach, saw potential in Wynwood's blank warehouse walls and commissioned the world's top street artists to transform them. Today, Wynwood Walls remains the neighborhood's centerpiece—a curated outdoor museum featuring over 80,000 square feet of murals from artists in 16 countries—while the surrounding blocks have become the most graffiti-dense neighborhood in the world.

Beyond the art, Wynwood offers an endlessly walkable lifestyle. NW 2nd Avenue serves as the main artery, lined with restaurants ranging from Coyo Taco and Zak the Baker to destination spots like Pastis and Uchi. Food halls like 1-800-Lucky and Oasis bring diverse cuisines under one roof, while craft breweries including J Wakefield Brewing and Wynwood Brewing Company anchor the neighborhood's thriving beer scene.

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NoMad Residences Wynwood (Delivering 2025)

The world's first NoMad-branded residences bring the legendary hospitality brand from New York to Miami's arts district. Co-developed by Related Group, Tricap, and Sydell Group, this 9-story tower offers 329 fully-furnished homes with no rental restrictions—making it Wynwood's most popular short-term rental project.

Amenities include signature NoMad Restaurant and Bar on the rooftop (operated by James Beard Award-winner Leo Robitschek), Casa Tua Cucina on ground floor, full-service pool with private cabanas, NoMad Library and Lounge, fitness center, museum-quality art from the Jorge M. Pérez Collection, and in-house rental management for seamless Airbnb/Vrbo hosting.

The Rider at Wynwood (Delivering Late 2026)

A rock-n-roll lifestyle brand comes to Wynwood with Rilea Group's boutique 12-story tower offering 146 fully-furnished turnkey units designed for maximum flexibility.

Amenities include rooftop pool with panoramic views, hi-fi listening room, coworking center, in-house Harley-Davidson and Vespa fleet, commissioned murals and graffiti art throughout, and rooftop restaurant open to the public. No rental restrictions for short-term or long-term leases.

Twenty-Sixth & 2nd Wynwood Residences (Delivering 2028)

A first-of-its-kind concept from PMG and LNDMRK Development combines luxury condos with deeded private office suites—and the ability to host both on Airbnb 365 days a year.

Each residence includes a deeded private office space. Airbnb provides full-service management. Amenities include rooftop pool and bar, yoga garden, fitness center, steam and sauna rooms, cold plunge pool, and private treatment rooms.

The Wynwood Investment Case

Wynwood has emerged as Miami's premier market for short-term rental investment. Unlike most Miami condo buildings that restrict rentals, Wynwood's new developments embrace the Airbnb model:

Why investors choose Wynwood:

• No rental restrictions at NoMad, The Rider, and Twenty-Sixth & 2nd
• Turnkey furnished units ready for immediate rental
• In-house management available for hands-off ownership
• Art Basel and year-round events drive consistent demand
• Walk Score of 87 means guests don't need cars
• Tech companies (Spotify, Founders Fund, Blockchain.com) bring corporate travelers

Rental income potential: Fully-furnished Wynwood studios command $150–$250/night during peak season, with one-bedrooms reaching $200–$350/night during Art Basel and major events.

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Transportation & Connectivity

Wynwood's central location and improving transit options make it one of Miami's most accessible neighborhoods:

Distance to key destinations:

• Design District: 5 minutes
• Downtown Miami: 7 minutes
• Brickell: 15 minutes
• Miami Beach: 15 minutes
• Miami International Airport: 15 minutes

The proposed Northeast Corridor Rapid Transit line would bring a dedicated Wynwood station at NE 27th Street, connecting the neighborhood directly to Brightline's MiamiCentral and Aventura stations by 2028.

Wynwood Norte: The Next Frontier

Just north of the main Wynwood Arts District, Wynwood Norte (nicknamed "Little San Juan" for its Puerto Rican heritage) is emerging as Wynwood's next chapter. A 2021 zoning overhaul opened the area to workforce housing development, attracting smaller-scale projects targeting attainable price points.

Projects like Casa Wyn (355 NW 31st Street) offer studios and one-bedrooms starting at $359,000—among the most affordable new construction in Miami. Short-term rentals are permitted, and the walking distance to Wynwood Walls, Midtown, and the Design District makes Wynwood Norte attractive for investors seeking lower entry points.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I rent my Wynwood condo on Airbnb? Yes—unlike most Miami condo buildings, Wynwood's newest developments (NoMad, The Rider, Twenty-Sixth & 2nd) permit short-term rentals with no restrictions. Many offer in-house management to handle guest check-ins.

Is Wynwood safe at night? Wynwood has transformed dramatically from its warehouse days. The main commercial blocks along NW 2nd Avenue are well-lit, heavily trafficked, and patrolled. As with any urban neighborhood, awareness is advisable on quieter residential streets.

How far is Wynwood from the beach? Miami Beach is approximately 15 minutes by car via the MacArthur or Julia Tuttle causeways. Wynwood is not a beach neighborhood—buyers prioritizing sand and water should consider Miami Beach or Edgewater.

What's the difference between Wynwood and the Design District? The Design District, just north of Wynwood, focuses on luxury retail (Louis Vuitton, Dior, Prada) and high-end dining. Wynwood is more bohemian, street-art focused, and nightlife-oriented. Many residents enjoy both neighborhoods within walking distance.

Are there grocery stores in Wynwood? Wynwood's grocery options are limited compared to denser residential neighborhoods. Most residents drive to nearby Publix locations in Edgewater or Midtown. Food halls and restaurants, however, are abundant.

Work With Manhattan Miami in Wynwood

Wynwood's new residential developments offer unique opportunities for both lifestyle buyers and investors. As licensed brokers serving Miami's luxury market, Manhattan Miami provides:

• Early access to pre-construction pricing and inventory
• Comparative analysis of rental income potential
• Guidance on short-term rental regulations and management
• Negotiation expertise for resale and new development purchases

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