Midtown Park Residences is a 28-story condominium development at 3055 North Miami Avenue in Miami's Midtown district, with 288 residences planned in studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom layouts plus penthouses. Midtown Park Residences is the residential anchor of the Midtown Park master plan, a $2 billion mixed-use program covering roughly 1.2 million square feet across residences, offices, retail, green space, dining, and cultural amenities. Development is a partnership of Rosso Development, led by industry veteran Carlos Rosso, and Midtown Development, with Proper Hospitality lending the brand affiliation and service model. Arquitectonica leads architecture at Midtown Park, Meyer Davis runs interior design, and Naturalficial handles landscape. Midtown sits between Wynwood and the Design District on the west side of Biscayne Boulevard, with North Miami Avenue forming its main north-south spine. The neighborhood emerged on the former Florida East Coast Railway yard and now anchors the Midtown Miami shopping district at 32nd Street, with Sweetgreen, Sephora, Target, and a cluster of breweries and restaurants within walking distance of 3055 North Miami. The Wynwood Walls and Wynwood Marketplace sit four blocks south of Midtown Park Residences, the Design District luxury retail corridor sits six blocks north, and the Adrienne Arsht Center and the Perez Art Museum are roughly five minutes by car. The Brightline MiamiCentral station puts West Palm Beach 70 minutes away. Midtown Park Residences carries the Proper Hospitality service program, layering hotel-style staffing onto the residential floors. Planned amenities include a resort-style pool deck and cabana terrace, a fitness center and yoga studio, a residents' spa, a co-working library, a residents' lounge and dining room, a screening room, and 24-hour concierge service. The Proper affiliation at Midtown Park extends to on-site food and beverage and curated cultural programming. Site work began following Miami Design Review Board approval, and Midtown Park Residences is structured as the residential entrance point to the broader Midtown Park district under the Rosso-Midtown-Proper team.