OPUS Coconut Grove is a six-story boutique condominium under construction at 3137 SW 27th Avenue, a development from META Development that broke ground in April 2026 after closing a $28 million construction loan from Arixa Capital. Kobi Karp Architecture leads the building design and Brazilian designer Joao Armentano handles the interiors, drawing on the Sao Paulo design vocabulary that Armentano carries across his Latin American practice. The project holds 14 residences total, 12 standard units plus two penthouses, with three- and four-bedroom plans spanning 1,905 to 3,884 square feet. Completion is slated for 2027, with the project tracking past the 50 percent sold mark heading into vertical construction. The 3137 SW 27th Avenue site sits along the Tigertail-and-27th-Avenue gateway where Coconut Grove transitions toward the Coral Gables border, two blocks from the Bird Avenue corridor and a short walk to The Cloisters, the Coconut Grove Library, and the village core. CocoWalk, Commodore Plaza, Peacock Park, and the bayfront sit a few minutes east, while Coral Gables and Merrick Park sit five minutes west. The OPUS Coconut Grove address gives owners the Grove village pace with the convenience of 27th Avenue and US-1 a block away, putting Brickell within roughly ten minutes through Bayshore Drive. OPUS residences are detailed at 1,905 to 3,884 square feet, an unusually generous floor-plate for a 14-unit building, with floor-to-ceiling glass, private terraces, chef's kitchens, and Armentano-curated finishes. Penthouses crown the building with the largest layouts. The amenity program runs lean to suit the boutique key count: a rooftop pool deck with cabanas, a fitness center, a residents' lounge with private dining, a wellness room, secure covered parking, and concierge service at the lobby. OPUS Coconut Grove pitches a small-building, owner-resident profile with one of the lower key counts in the new-development pipeline in the Grove, an alternative to the 70- and 194-unit projects also under construction across the village.