Ella Miami Beach is a 10-story, 103-unit boutique condominium under construction at 6940 Abbott Avenue in North Beach, a five-minute walk from the Atlantic sand. The Ella Miami Beach development is led by Constellation Group, The Boschetti Group, and Vietmar, with architecture by Arquitectonica and interiors by Steven Gurowitz of Interiors by Steven G. The building broke ground in February 2025 and began vertical construction in mid-2025, with completion targeted for 2026. Residences at Ella run from studios through two-bedrooms in the roughly 434 to 1,076-plus square-foot range, all delivered fully finished with ItalKraft kitchens, panel-ready JennAir appliances, Laufen sinks, Kohler faucets, and Toto fixtures. The Ella condo also offers furnished packages through Interiors by Steven G for owners who want a turnkey rental product on day one. The Abbott Avenue site places Ella inside the North Beach Town Center overlay, the zoning push that is rebuilding the Collins 7000s with mid-rise housing, restored streetscapes, and new retail. Owners can walk to Ocean Terrace, the Miami Beach Bandshell, and the North Shore Open Space Park, then bike across the 79th Street Causeway to Normandy Isles and the bay walk along Indian Creek. The neighborhood draws buyers who want the Atlantic shoreline without the foot traffic of Lincoln Road or Ocean Drive in South Beach, and 6940 Abbott sits one block off Collins on a quiet residential street that backs up to mid-century apartment stock rather than nightlife. Short-term rentals are permitted at Ella Miami Beach under the developer's program, with Nomada handling on-site rental operations and Boucher Brothers running the residents' beach club. Approximately 22,000 square feet of amenities concentrate on the rooftop and wellness floors: a rooftop pool with skyline and ocean views, a paddle/pickleball court overlooking the Atlantic, a cold plunge and sauna, a fitness center, an observation deck, and a yoga and meditation deck. Ground-floor retail of roughly 2,200 square feet activates Abbott Avenue, and residents get complimentary beach cruisers, surf and bike storage, a residents' lounge, a summer kitchen with outdoor dining area, and a coworking lounge. Art Deco-inflected facade curves and modern lines pull the building into Miami Beach's design heritage without imitating the old hotels along Collins.