Aria Reserve North is the 62-story, roughly 649-foot second tower of The Melo Group's twin-tower waterfront project at 725 NE 24th Street in Edgewater, designed by Arquitectonica with interiors by MORADA Haute Furniture Boutique. Together with its already-completed South Tower, the Aria Reserve North Tower forms what the developer markets as the tallest pair of residential twin towers in the United States, sitting on a five-acre site with 550 linear feet of direct frontage on Biscayne Bay. The Edgewater Aria Reserve site delivers 391 condominiums in the North Tower across one-bedroom through four-bedroom layouts, with most floor plates engineered for flow-through living so units capture sunrise views over Biscayne Bay toward Miami Beach and sunset views west over the Downtown Miami skyline. Residences in the Aria Reserve Miami North Tower run from approximately 1,059 to over 3,300 square feet, with 10-foot ceilings, 11-foot-deep terraces, floor-to-ceiling impact glass, Italkraft European cabinetry, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, and private elevator foyers in most homes. A penthouse mansion collection adds private rooftop pools and summer kitchens. The Aria Reserve pre-construction project in Edgewater also runs a less-restrictive rental policy than its short-term-rental neighbors to the south: minimum three-month stays, up to four times per year, which targets seasonal owners and snowbirds rather than nightly rental operators. The Aria Reserve North Edgewater Tower sits at the center of one of the fastest-growing residential corridors in Miami. Margaret Pace Park is one block away along the Bayshore Drive corridor, the Adrienne Arsht Center is a walk south, and the Design District, Wynwood, and Midtown sit just inland. More than two acres of amenities are split between a Bay Level with a private marina, water sports launch, and waterfront cafe, and an elevated Garden Level with three pools, tennis and paddleball courts, a half-basketball court, a mini-golf course, a teen lounge, and a meditation garden with a fire pit overlooking the bay.