Frida Kahlo Wynwood Residences: The Art-Branded Pre-Construction Buyer's Guide (2026)
A complete pre-construction guide to Frida Kahlo Wynwood Residences at 119 NW 29th Street — the first Frida Kahlo Corporation-licensed condo, two Carlos Ott-designed towers (8 and 14 stories), 244 furnished residences with deeded office suites, Cotofana Designs interiors, a Baker Health wellness clinic, and short-term-rental-friendly ownership. Pricing, floor plans, amenities, and timeline.

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Wynwood built its name on walls — the murals, the graffiti, the open-air galleries that turned a warehouse district into one of the most photographed neighborhoods in America. So there is a certain logic to the neighborhood's most talked-about new condo taking the name of the artist whose face is arguably the most recognizable in modern art.
Frida Kahlo Wynwood Residences is rising at 119 NW 29th Street as a two-tower, 244-residence development — the first condominium licensed by the Frida Kahlo Corporation, the entity that controls the artist's name and likeness. Developed by Property Markets Group (PMG) and Lndmrk Development, with architecture by Carlos Ott (in collaboration with Cube 3) and interiors by Cotofana Designs, it is a purpose-built art statement: the taller of its two towers will carry a large-scale image of Kahlo on its facade, and the Frida Kahlo Corporation is curating an art program throughout the building.
A quick, important correction on the name: it circulates online as "Frida Kahlo Residences Wynwood," but the developer's branding is Frida Kahlo Wynwood Residences. And while it is unmistakably a luxury project, it is not an ultra-luxury one — pricing starts in the $500,000s, which for a branded, furnished, short-term-rental-friendly residence in Wynwood is a genuinely different value proposition than the eight-figure bayfront towers going up a few miles south.
Project Snapshot
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Name | Frida Kahlo Wynwood Residences |
| Address | 119 NW 29th Street, Miami, FL 33127 |
| Neighborhood | Wynwood (arts district) |
| Structure | Two towers — 8 stories and 14 stories |
| Residences | 244 total |
| Unit types | Studios to 3-bedroom, including penthouses |
| Unit sizes | ~400 to ~1,170 sq ft |
| Architect | Carlos Ott, with Cube 3 |
| Interior Design | Cotofana Designs |
| Developer | PMG (Property Markets Group) + Lndmrk Development |
| Brand license | Frida Kahlo Corporation (name, likeness, curated art) |
| Delivery status | Delivering ~2028–2029 (sources vary); sales launched January 2026 |
| Pricing Range | ~$500,000s to ~$1.6M |
The Frida Kahlo Brand & Artistic Concept
The single detail that sets this project apart is the license itself. The name and likeness are controlled by the Frida Kahlo Corporation — founded by the artist's niece Isolda Pinedo Kahlo, her daughter Maria Cristina Romeo Pinedo, and businessman Carlos Dorado — and this is the first time the corporation has attached its name to a residential building rather than merchandise or exhibitions.
That distinction matters for what the building actually is. This isn't a developer borrowing a mood board; it's a formal brand partnership with an art program curated by the corporation. As the corporation's COO, Bea Alvarado, framed it: "Frida Kahlo was never meant to live only on walls, she was meant to be lived."
In practice, the art concept shows up in a few concrete ways:
- The facade. The 14-story tower is designed to carry a large-scale image of Kahlo — the building itself as a mural, in a neighborhood defined by them.
- A curated collection. The Frida Kahlo Corporation is curating art placed throughout the development, not just in the lobby.
- The interiors. Cotofana Designs specified corridors with way-finding art glass and color fields referencing Kahlo's palette, largely custom furniture through regional craft partnerships, and matte, gallery-like finishes — an interior meant to read as a living art space rather than a hotel lobby.
If you are buying here, understand that the brand is the thesis. The Kahlo name is not a marketing veneer over a generic Wynwood tower — it is the reason the building exists, and the reason it will (or won't) command a premium on resale.
Location: The Heart of the Wynwood Arts District
119 NW 29th Street places the project in the northern core of Wynwood, a few blocks from the neighborhood's gravitational center at Wynwood Walls, and on the seam where Wynwood meets Midtown and the Design District.
| Nearby | Approx. distance |
|---|---|
| Wynwood Walls / NW 2nd Avenue galleries & bars | ~5-10 min walk |
| Midtown Miami | Adjacent — ~5 min |
| Miami Design District | ~1 mile north |
| Downtown Miami / Brickell | ~2 miles south |
| Brightline MiamiCentral | ~2 miles |
| Miami Beach (via I-195 / Julia Tuttle) | ~10-15 min drive |
| Miami International Airport (MIA) | ~15 min drive |
The trade-off here is the inverse of a bayfront tower: you give up water views and quiet, and in exchange you get the most walkable, most rentable, most energetic street life in the city — restaurants, breweries, galleries, and a nightlife scene at your door. For the short-term-rental and lifestyle buyer, that walkability is the entire investment case.
The Residences
Across the two towers, the 244 residences are delivered fully finished and furnished with Cotofana Designs–specified interiors — a turnkey product aimed squarely at investors and lock-and-leave owners. Layouts run from studios to three-bedrooms, roughly 400 to 1,170 square feet, with penthouses at the top of the mix.
The standout feature is a Wynwood-specific one: 206 of the 244 homes include a deeded private office suite — compact work rooms measuring roughly 71 to 170 square feet. In a neighborhood that runs on creative-class and remote work, a titled office attached to a furnished, rentable unit is a deliberate differentiator.
Floor Plan Mix (approximate)
- Studios — the entry point, from the $500,000s
- One- and two-bedrooms — the bulk of the building
- Three-bedrooms and penthouses — the top of the range, toward ~$1.6M
- Deeded office suites — included with the majority of residences (~206 homes)
Because units are compact and furnished, the practical comparison isn't a bayfront primary residence — it's a high-quality, brand-differentiated income unit in Miami's most rentable neighborhood.
Amenities
The amenity program is built around wellness and the art brand rather than a marina or beach club. Published and expected amenities include:
- Elevated resort-style pool with lounge areas and a poolside bar
- State-of-the-art fitness center
- Thermal / spa experiences — sauna, cold plunge, steam, and spa treatment rooms
- Baker Health wellness clinic — a roughly 5,000 sq ft ground-floor concierge medical center from the New York–based primary-care and holistic-wellness platform, its first Florida location, with an included membership period for residents
- Curated art throughout the common areas, programmed by the Frida Kahlo Corporation
The Baker Health clinic is worth flagging: on-site concierge healthcare is a rare amenity in a building at this price point, and it fits the wellness-forward positioning better than the usual valet-and-lounge checklist.
The Developer
- Property Markets Group (PMG) — a prolific New York– and Miami–based developer with a deep South Florida condo track record (from the Echo and Muse towers to Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami and the E11EVEN Residences). PMG's delivery history is a meaningful part of the pre-construction underwriting here.
- Lndmrk Development — a Miami-based development firm and PMG's joint-venture partner on the project, which affiliates first assembled the ~1.11-acre site in 2023.
- Frida Kahlo Corporation — the brand licensor, contributing the name, likeness, and curated art program on a residential license.
A proven local developer is one of the most underrated factors in pre-construction risk. PMG's Miami delivery history is a reason to take the timeline seriously rather than as a rendering-stage promise.
Status & Timeline
| Milestone | Status |
|---|---|
| Site assembled | 2023 (via developer affiliates, ~1.11 acres) |
| Sales launch | January 2026 |
| Groundbreaking / vertical construction | Early-stage as of 2026 |
| Estimated delivery | ~2028–2029 (published sources vary) |
Note the delivery spread: some early coverage cited a 2028 completion while other reporting pointed to 2029. That gap is normal this early in a project's life, but it is exactly the kind of figure to confirm in writing for your specific unit — it drives your deposit schedule and carrying-cost planning.
Pricing Reality
- Entry pricing begins in the $500,000s for studios — attainable for a branded, furnished residence by Wynwood standards.
- The broad range runs to roughly $1.6M for the largest three-bedrooms and penthouses.
- Furnished delivery means the sticker price includes an interior package — factor that in when comparing against unfurnished shells elsewhere.
Published pre-construction pricing is a snapshot, not a quote. Availability and developer incentives shift with each release, and the best current pricing rarely matches what circulates on aggregator sites. Confirm live numbers through the sales gallery and your buyer's agent.
Who This Building Is For
1. The Short-Term-Rental Investor
Short-term rentals are permitted, the units arrive furnished and turnkey, and Wynwood is one of Miami's most in-demand visitor neighborhoods. If your thesis is nightly or flexible rental income in a walkable district, this is the building's core buyer.
2. The Brand-and-Design Buyer
You want a residence that is a piece of the neighborhood's art identity, not just a view. The Frida Kahlo license, the facade portrait, and the curated collection are the reason you're here — and the reason the address is distinctive.
3. The Work-From-Wynwood Owner
The deeded office suite included with most homes is a real feature for creative-class and remote professionals who want a titled workspace attached to a compact, low-maintenance residence in the middle of everything.
If you want water views, large primary-residence layouts, or a quiet bayfront lifestyle, this is the wrong building — those buyers should look at Brickell, Edgewater, or the coast. Frida Kahlo Wynwood is an urban, art-forward, income-oriented product by design.
Cost of Ownership
Beyond purchase price, budget for:
- HOA fees: Amenitized, branded, wellness-equipped buildings carry meaningful monthly dues. On a furnished short-term-rental unit, model dues against realistic (not peak-season) occupancy.
- Property taxes: Miami-Dade ad valorem taxes generally run ~1.6–2.0% of assessed value annually.
- Insurance: Condo HO-6 plus wind coverage varies by floor and unit size.
- Rental operating costs: If you rent short-term, factor management fees, furnishing refresh, cleaning turnover, and any brand/program requirements into your net yield — the gross rate is not the takeaway number.
- Deposit schedule: Florida pre-construction stages deposits from contract through closing — understand exactly what is at risk and when.
Run the full model — HOA, tax, insurance, and realistic net rental income after operating costs — not just the headline price and a peak nightly rate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this really licensed by the Frida Kahlo Corporation?
Yes. The Frida Kahlo Corporation — which controls the artist's name and likeness — is the brand partner, and it is curating an art program throughout the building. This is the first residential building to carry the license.
How many towers and units are there?
Two towers, of 8 and 14 stories, with 244 residences total. (Some aggregator listings describe it loosely as a single "12-story" building; the developer and permitting sources describe two towers.)
Who is the architect?
Carlos Ott — the Uruguayan-Canadian architect known for the Opéra Bastille in Paris — in collaboration with Cube 3, with interiors by Cotofana Designs.
Are the residences furnished?
Yes — residences are delivered fully finished and furnished, a turnkey product aimed at investors and lock-and-leave owners.
Can I rent my unit on Airbnb / short-term?
Short-term rentals are permitted, which is central to the building's investment case. Always confirm the exact minimum-stay rules and any program requirements in the condo documents before contracting.
What is the office suite feature?
About 206 of the 244 homes include a deeded private office suite — small work rooms of roughly 71 to 170 square feet — a Wynwood-specific amenity for remote and creative-class owners.
When will it be delivered?
Published guidance points to roughly 2028–2029; sources vary. Confirm the delivery date tied to your specific unit and its deposit schedule.
What is Baker Health?
A New York–based concierge primary-care and holistic-wellness provider opening a ~5,000 sq ft ground-floor clinic — its first Florida location — with an included membership period for residents.
How to Buy at Frida Kahlo Wynwood Residences
Pre-construction is a multi-year commitment with staged deposits and real tax, insurance, and HOA implications — and if you're buying for rental income, the math has to work on realistic occupancy, not a marketing pro forma. Before contracting:
- See the actual current inventory and pricing — by unit type, floor, and whether an office suite is included. Public numbers are rarely the live ones.
- Model the rental case honestly — net income after HOA, taxes, insurance, management, and turnover, at realistic occupancy.
- Compare against the other Wynwood branded pre-cons — Nomad Residences Wynwood and Rider Residences Wynwood — which target overlapping but distinct buyers.
- Understand the pre-construction mechanics first — see Why Buy a Pre-Construction Condo in Miami for how deposits, timelines, and risk actually work.
Visit the Frida Kahlo Wynwood Residences building page for current inventory, floor plans, and to schedule a private appointment with our team.
This guide is for educational purposes. Pricing, availability, unit counts, and project specifications are drawn from the developer's and public sources' most recent materials and are subject to change without notice. Delivery dates and figures reported by different sources vary and are noted as such. Consult your real estate attorney and tax advisor before contracting on any pre-construction unit.
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