Legacy Hotel & Residences at Miami Worldcenter rises 50 stories at 942 NE 1st Avenue in the Park West section of Downtown Miami, a Royal Palm Companies development with architecture by Kobi Karp and interiors by ID & Design International. The mixed-use building carries 278 residences on floors 26 through 39 above 255 hotel keys on the lower floors, and the residential portion was reported as completely sold out before delivery. Dan Kodsi runs Royal Palm Companies, the firm behind the adjacent Paramount Miami Worldcenter, and the Legacy program leans on hotel-residential cross-subsidization that lets the residential floors share staff and operating cost with the hotel below. Miami Worldcenter, developed by Nitin Motwani and Art Falcone, spans the blocks between NE 6th and 11th Streets and includes the Caoba and Bezel rental towers, the Paramount Miami Worldcenter condo, the Citizens M hotel, and the World Square retail-and-dining promenade. The Brightline / Virgin MiamiCentral station sits two blocks south of the Legacy Residences site, connecting to Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, and Orlando on the high-speed rail line, and the Adrienne Arsht Center sits four blocks north on Biscayne Boulevard. The Kaseya Center, home of the Miami Heat, sits about six blocks south, and Bayfront Park and Bayside Marketplace sit ten blocks south along Biscayne Bay. The Metromover and Government Center Metrorail station sit within walking distance. Legacy Residences Miami Worldcenter operates an amenity package designed around wellness and remote work as much as resort recreation. The building carries the Legacy Wellness Center, a roughly 100,000-square-foot wellness floor with medical and IV therapy programming, plus a resort pool deck, a fitness center, co-working spaces, and a sky deck. The hotel component on the lower floors lets residents draw on housekeeping, room service, and front-desk staff under the Legacy brand. Royal Palm Companies, the developer behind Paramount Miami Worldcenter on the adjacent block, has structured Legacy as a fully sold-out building positioned to feed the Brightline-driven rental market that has built up around the Worldcenter campus. The Legacy Residences 942 NE 1st Avenue building joins Paramount, Caoba, and the upcoming Cipriani Residences and Casa Bella in the Worldcenter residential mix.