District 225, a 37-story ultra-modern condo building by The Related Group, will alter the face of Downtown Miami in an irrevocable way. This is the perfect building for investors and globetrotters with its 347 fully furnished condo flats designed to live and host freely. With one of Related’s most ambitious amenity packages to date, these exquisitely furnished homes will provide one-of-a-kind luxury in the middle of Downtown Miami, making them ideal for short-term rentals.
The well-known Sieger Suarez Architects will design the project with contemporary, space-maximizing floor plans. The Bay Harbor-based Atlantic Pacific will be supervising District 225’s extra workers, who will be responsible for all aspects of short-term rentals and Airbnb, including marketing, guest check-in and check-out, cleaning, and routine maintenance.
Modern designs with warm, welcoming neutral colors and designer-grade finishes will create an atmosphere of relaxation and enjoyment in every room. Each of these studio, one-, or two-bedroom homes will be meticulously designed with attention to detail. You can expect high-end amenities like gourmet kitchens with Bosch appliances, rain showers in the master bath, handcrafted Italian vanities, and fully built-out closets.
Amenities include a racquetball court, a rock-climbing wall, private yoga and spinning studios with virtual trainers, a resort-style pool deck with breathtaking views of Biscayne Bay and Downtown Miami, and much more besides. The homes are perfect for Airbnb because they have keyless entry, a sleek design that welcomes guests with modern amenities like on-demand housekeeping, integrated concierge services, and high-speed internet and communication in the shared workspaces.
Embedded in one of the most sought-after locations in the nation for Airbnb, downtown Miami is a veritable cultural gumbo where arts, culture, cuisines from around the world, and entertainment come together. Guests and residents of District 225 will have easy access to the Wolfson Campus of Miami-Dade College, which is just next door. The Bayfront Marketplace and Marina, FTX Arena (previously American Airlines Arena), the Adrienne Arsht Center for Performing Arts, the Perez Art Museum, the Frost Museum of Science, the soon-to-be-renovated Flagler Street, and Brickell’s financial district are all within a short distance or a few minutes’ drive. The Brightline high-speed rail network, which begins at Miami Central and extends to Aventura, Fort Lauderdale, the Palm Beaches, and Orlando, is just one of several public transportation options that will be conveniently accessible to them.
