Aria Reserve Skyclub

Aria Reserve Skyclub is the proposed third and final phase of The Melo Group's Aria Reserve development in Edgewater. It is planned for 500 NE 24th Street, the last undeveloped parcel within the development's footprint. Designed by Arquitectonica, the tower is proposed at 49 stories with about 430 condominium residences, which would bring Aria Reserve to roughly 1,172 homes across all three phases. It would join the two 62-story Aria Reserve towers at 700 and 725 NE 24th Street, where the South Tower has been delivered and the North Tower was reported nearing completion in spring 2026. Plans submitted to Miami's Urban Development Review Board in June 2025 describe a mixed-use building rather than a purely residential tower. The proposal includes roughly 77,000 square feet of office space, about 6,924 square feet of ground-floor retail and a podium garage with 520 enclosed parking spaces, fewer than the 775 spaces the city code would otherwise require. Residences are planned as one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts averaging about 1,403 square feet. Construction would follow the demolition of an existing low-rise structure on the 1.35-acre site. The project is still in its early stages. In April 2026, Florida YIMBY reported that Skyclub remained in early planning with no groundbreaking date announced. No sales launch, pricing, deposit structure, amenity program or delivery date has been published. Buyers should treat the figures above as proposed and subject to change as the project moves through city review and design development. For buyers who already know the Aria Reserve name and want a newer address in the same Edgewater enclave, Skyclub is a project to watch before it formally comes to market. Join the waitlist on this page to hear when sales details, pricing and floor plans are released.