ABH Developer Group Plans 36-Story ‘Wyn Tower’ With 40% Workforce Housing in Wynwood

Key Points

• Wyn Tower encompasses 36 stories, 366 feet tall, designed by Modis Architects

• The tower will feature 293 units, with 40% (117 units) set aside as workforce housing under the Live Local Act

• The project also includes 3,044 SF retail, 5,659 SF office, 196 parking spots, and a rooftop restaurant and deck

ABH Developer Group Expands in Wynwood

Miami-based ABH Developer Group is advancing plans for its largest project yet — Wyn Tower, a 36-story mixed-use development slated for 3327 NW 2nd Avenue in Wynwood. The tower will bring nearly 300 new residences to one of Miami’s most in-demand neighborhoods.

The project aims to combine residential, retail, and office uses in a vertically integrated design that reflects Wynwood’s fast-evolving urban landscape.

Workforce Housing Commitment Under the Live Local Act

Wyn Tower will deliver 293 apartments, ranging from studios to two-bedrooms measuring 450 to 1,071 square feet. To comply with Florida’s Live Local Act, 40% of the residences (117 units) will be designated as workforce housing — priced at or below 120% of the area median income (AMI).

This integration of attainable housing within a high-rise setting mirrors Miami’s broader strategy to balance luxury development with affordability.

Mixed-Use Design and Amenities

The project’s podium base will incorporate 3,044 square feet of ground-floor retail space for dining and shops, 5,659 square feet of second-floor office space, and 196 parking spaces integrated into the structure.

Above the podium, residents will enjoy a rooftop restaurant and viewing deck offering panoramic views of the Miami skyline, a key amenity as Wynwood continues to attract both residents and visitors.

Design and Architecture

Designed by Modis Architects, the 366-foot-tall tower will feature a charcoal-and-white façade with a staggered, “lego-esque” look, reflecting Wynwood’s artistic identity.

The design aims to stand out in a skyline increasingly defined by sleek glass structures, offering a textured, modern contrast.

What’s Next

The development still awaits final approvals from local agencies. Once cleared, Wyn Tower is expected to mark a major step in Wynwood’s evolution from an arts district into a full-scale live-work neighborhood.

With its significant workforce housing component, Wyn Tower could become a model for how developers leverage the Live Local Act to blend profitability and policy compliance.