Grupo T&C's William Ticona Brings Lifestyle-Driven Innovation to Edgewater with Edge House Miami

After more than two decades leading high-impact developments across Latin America, William Ticona is steering Peruvian firm, Grupo T&C into a new chapter: Miami. As founder and General Manager of the international development firm, Ticona is bringing his extensive track record of mixed-use and residential excellence to one of the most competitive real estate markets in the world.

“Miami represents a natural next step for Grupo T&C—an international city with strong fundamentals, cultural depth, and a global investor base,” says Ticona. With the groundbreaking of Edge House Miami, a 57-story luxury tower in Edgewater, he’s not just entering the market—he’s reshaping it.

Redefining Urban Flexibility

Edge House Miami is more than just another high-rise. It's a direct response to how people live, travel, and invest today. Designed as a fully integrated home-sharing development, the tower will feature 608 fully furnished residences paired with hotel-style amenities and turnkey living solutions.

“We saw a clear opportunity to deliver a product that combines beautifully designed, turnkey residences with built-in flexibility,” Ticona explains. A standout feature of the two- and three-bedroom units is the lockout function: private foyers with dual entryways that allow parts of the unit to be used or rented independently—a seamless solution for home-sharing without compromising privacy or design integrity.

Edgewater: Miami's Emerging Epicenter

Grupo T&C’s decision to build in Edgewater was no accident. The neighborhood’s rapid transformation into a cultural and residential hotspot made it a prime location for a forward-looking development. “Edgewater offers the best of both worlds: proximity to Wynwood, Midtown, and the Design District, but with space to breathe,” says Ticona.

Buyers have responded. “The demand has been strong, especially from international investors, digital entrepreneurs, and professionals who split their time between cities,” he notes. These globally minded, lifestyle-focused residents value design, flexibility, and income-generating potential—traits Edge House is built to deliver.

Designed for the Future

The project team includes renowned architect Kobi Karp and interior designer Adriana Hoyos, whose vision helps Edge House balance iconic aesthetics with livable design. From skyline views to organic finishes, the tower is engineered to reflect Miami’s vibrancy while offering comfort and privacy.

Amenities are equally forward-thinking. Beyond the expected wellness center and rooftop lounges, Edge House includes a professional-grade podcast studio—a nod to today’s content creators and remote professionals. “Luxury living today should be both beautiful and adaptable to the way people actually live,” Ticona says.

Built-In Compliance, Built-In Value

Unlike many developments that retrofit short-term rental capabilities, Edge House was designed with compliance and home-sharing in mind from day one. Grupo T&C worked with advisors and city officials to ensure zoning and operational frameworks aligned with local regulations.

“Success here depends on understanding the local context and partnering with experienced teams,” says Ticona, offering advice to fellow international developers eyeing South Florida. “And bring something new—Miami doesn’t need more of the same.”

A Strategic U.S. Debut

Edge House Miami is Grupo T&C’s first U.S. project, but it aligns seamlessly with the firm’s 25-year legacy. “We pride ourselves on quality execution, strong partnerships, and a long-term mindset,” Ticona says. With a portfolio that spans luxury towers and mixed-use communities across Latin America, the firm’s entry into North America marks a strategic milestone in its growth.

His advice for emerging professionals in real estate? “Stay curious and focus on what people really need. The most successful projects are the ones that solve real problems and offer lasting value.”

With Edge House, Ticona and Grupo T&C are doing exactly that—reimagining urban living for a global, modern audience in the heart of one of America’s most dynamic cities.