Waterfront tower construction site beside a canal, with a yellow crane and Miami high-rises beyond.

June 2025 | Villa Miami Finishes Concrete Pour on Iconic Edgewater Waterfront Tower

Villa Miami Marks Major Milestone with Concrete Pour Completion on Edgewater Waterfront Tower
 
Villa Miami reached a significant construction milestone on May 9 by completing its concrete foundation pour for one of Miami’s most anticipated residential towers. Led by Moss Construction, the 14-hour continuous pour involved over 3,400 cubic yards of concrete and 2,095 tons of steel, forming the robust base for the 650-foot waterfront landmark rising in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. The project remains on schedule for delivery in 2027, with the concrete pour finishing four weeks ahead of plan.
 
“The strength of today’s luxury market is defined by discernment as buyers seek more than just a home,” said David Martin, CEO of Terra. “The rapid progress at Villa Miami speaks to the demand for a truly exceptional product and highlights the robust fundamentals of Miami’s real estate market. This milestone marks the beginning of a tower that will transform the Edgewater skyline and redefine luxury living in Miami.”
 
The striking copper-clad, 56-story tower will feature an exclusive collection of just 70 half- and full-floor residences, offering a lifestyle defined by world-class service, design, and culinary excellence. Villa Miami is the first-ever residential tower branded by the globally renowned Major Food Group and represents the inaugural collaboration between Miami legacy developer David Martin’s Terra and One Thousand Group.
 
“This concrete pour signals the moment Villa Miami shifts from vision to vertical reality,” said Kevin Venger, Co-Founder of One Thousand Group. “We’re building a legacy with a team that pushes design boundaries and delivers the highest standards from the ground up.”
 
The pour required 43 concrete trucks working in a coordinated rotation throughout the day. Moss Construction leads structural work, while ODP Architects, under Kurt Dannwolf, directs the architectural design. The tower’s signature copper-colored exoskeleton—an architectural hallmark conceived by ODP and engineered by DeSimone, a global structural design firm—makes Villa Miami a standout on the skyline.
 
Located at 710 NE 29th Street, Villa Miami broke ground in December 2024 and secured a $285 million construction loan from TYKO Capital, a commercial real estate private equity and credit platform backed by Elliott Investment Management and led by Adi Chugh.
 
Despite ongoing construction, the project has already attracted significant buyer interest. Residences start at $5.5 million and range from 3,000 to over 6,000 square feet. These full- and half-floor homes appeal to discerning buyers seeking estate-style living in the sky, complemented by 24/7 service and programming.
 
Interiors are curated by Vicky Charles of Charles & Co., with landscaping by Enzo Enea. The tower’s private amenity suite, the Copper Club, spans multiple floors and is exclusively curated by Major Food Group to offer a high-touch, members-only experience.
 
The development team behind Villa Miami has a strong track record with some of Miami’s most iconic residential towers. Terra, led by David Martin, recently delivered Five Park Miami Beach and Mr. C Residences Coconut Grove. One Thousand Group’s portfolio includes the Zaha Hadid-designed One Thousand Museum tower, and the firm recently acquired a nearby Edgewater site for a Kohn Pedersen Fox-designed project.
 
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Villa Miami tower rises above Biscayne Bay, with a copper-toned façade and waterfront views.
Waterfront tower construction site with exposed rebar, concrete pumps, and workers beside the water.
Aerial view of a waterfront tower construction site with concrete pumps, rebar foundation, and American flag.
Waterfront tower construction site during a concrete pour, lit work area surrounded by mixer trucks and a tower crane.
Waterfront tower construction site during a nighttime concrete pour, with a crane and illuminated foundation.
Waterfront tower construction site at night, with concrete trucks and pump booms pouring a foundation beside the bay.
Waterfront tower construction site at night, with concrete pumps pouring over a rebar-filled foundation.
Construction workers among dense rebar at the Villa Miami tower site.
Aerial view of a waterfront tower construction site, with a rebar foundation grid, concrete pumps, and mixer trucks.
Waterfront tower construction site with concrete pumps and trucks beside a Miami canal.
Waterfront tower construction site with a yellow crane, concrete foundation, and bay views.
Modern kitchen with green cabinetry and a wood island overlooking the water.
Open-plan kitchen with a wood-paneled island and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Biscayne Bay.
Bright living room with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Biscayne Bay and Miami’s distant skyline.
Staged living and dining area with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Miami’s waterfront and skyline.
Open-plan condo living room with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline.
Indoor spa pool with pale stone finishes and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the bay.
Modern high-rise kitchen with sage-green cabinetry, a wood-paneled island, and expansive waterfront views.
Modern green kitchen with marble island and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the water.
Furnished condo living area and kitchen behind floor-to-ceiling windows, with city lights outside at night.
Furnished foyer with a pale stone console, dark wood paneling, and geometric parquet flooring.
Luxury living room with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Miami Bay and the city.
High-rise bathroom with a freestanding tub, veined stone walls, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the water.
High-rise dining room with a marble table, green chairs, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city.
Modern apartment kitchen with a wood island, marble backsplash, and adjoining dining area.
Aerial view of a waterfront tower pool terrace with loungers, palms, and a yacht nearby.
Outdoor pool terrace with turquoise water, cushioned seating, striped loungers, and lush greenery.
Waterfront lounge with a marble-topped bar, curved seating, and floor-to-ceiling windows.
Modern glass residence overlooking a turquoise pool, with tropical plants and a terrace bench.
Living room with warm wood paneling, a burgundy chair, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the water.
Villa Miami tower with copper-colored framing and glass balconies overlooking Biscayne Bay.
Waterfront fitness center with exercise machines and weights beside floor-to-ceiling windows.
Lounge with mustard-yellow seating and a terrace overlooking the water.
Furnished lounge with a curved rust-colored sofa, chess tables, built-in shelving, and a sculptural chandelier.
Waterfront gym with exercise equipment, floor-to-ceiling windows, and bay views.
Residential lounge with curved mustard chairs, teal armchairs, and a wood-paneled bar.
Modern glass waterfront tower with palm trees and a wooden motorboat on the water.
Modern bedroom with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the bay and distant skyline.
Waterfront dining room with a long table, warm wood finishes, and floor-to-ceiling windows.
Villa Miami tower above Biscayne Bay, with a rooftop helipad and helicopter at sunset.

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