The Crosby Miami Worldcenter · #406

The Crosby Miami Worldcenter is a 31-story, 451-unit residential tower at 640 N Miami Avenue in the Park West section of Downtown Miami, inside the 27-acre Miami Worldcenter master plan. The Crosby is developed by Related Group and Merrimac Ventures with architecture by Cohen Freeman Encinosa Architects and interiors by the New York-based hospitality firm AvroKO, whose portfolio includes the Saxon Hotel, Park Hyatt Bangkok, and the Standard High Line. All 451 fully furnished residences at The Crosby Miami Worldcenter are approved for short-term rental with no minimum-stay restriction. Anticipated completion is set for 2025. The Crosby address sits at the gateway to Miami Worldcenter's open-air retail promenade, with Brightline MiamiCentral two blocks west and the Park West and Freedom Tower Metromover stations within steps. The Kaseya Center, Bayside Marketplace, and Bayfront Park are within a 10-minute walk, the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts anchors the cultural corridor four blocks north, and the Pérez Art Museum Miami and Frost Museum of Science sit on the Biscayne Bay waterfront a few blocks east. The MacArthur Causeway puts South Beach roughly 10 minutes away, PortMiami sits 10 minutes east, and Miami International Airport is under 15 minutes via the Dolphin Expressway. The surrounding Worldcenter district build-out includes the Lucid Motors studio, El Vecino tequila bar, Earls Kitchen + Bar, and Sephora across the World Square pedestrian plaza. The Crosby Miami Worldcenter program offers studio to two-bedroom floor plans ranging from 350 to 825 square feet, all delivered fully furnished with gourmet kitchens, smart home technology, and private balconies. More than 22,000 square feet of amenities at The Crosby include a rooftop pool, a ground-floor restaurant, a fitness and wellness center, a co-working center, a clubroom, and additional food and beverage outlets curated by AvroKO. The fully furnished, no-rental-restriction model positions The Crosby Miami Worldcenter as one of the larger short-term-rental approved condos in Downtown Miami, and the Related Group and Merrimac Ventures team has carried the same model forward to subsequent Worldcenter towers.