Adam Neumann, co-founder of Flow, has officially announced the launch of his first condominium development project in Downtown Miami, marking Flow’s entry into the ownership market. The development, named Flow House, will be located at Miami Worldcenter and will feature 466 units across 40 stories, with a scheduled delivery date in 2025. The luxury residences will offer a variety of amenities, including coworking spaces, a fitness center, poolside restaurant, and spa. Sales, led by Peggy Olin’s One World Properties, will start at $450,000 for studio units.
Flow House is designed to meet the rising demand for community-oriented urban living, in line with Flow’s core philosophy of integrating work, wellness, and connectivity into residential spaces. The project offers a diverse range of units, from studios to larger one-bedroom options, all boasting floor-to-ceiling windows and upscale finishes. Some units will also include private balconies, with the option to upgrade to gourmet kitchens as part of a customization package.
Located at 697 N Miami Avenue, Flow House is part of the vibrant Miami Worldcenter district, a sought-after area near restaurants, entertainment, and major transit hubs. The development aims to offer residents both the convenience of urban living and the wellness-focused amenities that Flow properties are known for.
“Over the past two years, while building Flow, we’ve learned that the same needs faced by renters—lack of community and connectivity—are equally important to owners," said Adam Neumann. “We’re thrilled to extend the full Flow experience, grounded in community and belonging, to those seeking an enhanced living experience in their permanent residence.”
In addition to the residential offerings, Flow House will provide a variety of shared spaces, including coworking areas, a resort-style pool, yoga studios, and concierge services. The development will also feature amenities such as a dog run, restaurant, and spa, catering to both the professional and leisure needs of its residents.
Supported by venture capital firm a16z, Flow continues to expand its portfolio across the U.S. and globally. The Miami condo project marks a significant milestone in the company’s growth as it continues to develop properties that prioritize community, connectivity, and sustainable living.
