MKDA's Wynwood One Breaking Ground This Summer

Key Points

• 70 luxury "residential-style hotel" units across six stories, featuring junior 1-BR, standard 1-BR, and 2-BR layouts

• ~50,000 sq ft of leasable space complemented by four micro-retail bays for boutiques, studios, and small businesses

• Rooftop amenities include a swimming pool, fitness center, cabanas, and conference areas, with on-site parking and interior design by MKDA

A new mid-rise development, Wynwood One, is gearing up to break ground this summer at 145 NW 30th Street in Miami’s dynamic Wynwood Norte district. This project—blending extended-stay hospitality and boutique residential units—is poised to bring curated, amenity-rich living to its guests and residents.

A Closer Look at Wynwood One

Project Overview

Wynwood One will rise six stories above grade, featuring 70 “residential-style hotel units” optimized for short and extended stays, in junior 1-bedroom, standard 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom formats.
The development spans approximately 50,000 square feet of residential leasable space, with the ground floor housing four micro-retail bays targeting boutiques, art studios, and small-scale enterprises.

Amenities & Design

Rooftop highlights include a swimming pool, fitness center, cabanas, and likely outdoor lounge or grilling areas, inspired by Brick Lane’s design cues. Additional features include conference areas, on-site parking, and modern, high-end finishes envisioned by MKDA.

Development Timeline

The project has been in the pipeline since 2023. A full demolition permit was submitted in May 2024, and the site—formerly a single-family home—has since been cleared. A vertical construction permit followed in June 2025, with the groundbreaking scheduled for this summer.

Wynwood Norte’s Evolution

Wynwood continues its transformation from arts-focused enclave to a mixed-use powerhouse. The broader Wynwood Norte area is attracting boutique developments, small-scale retail, and hospitality hybrids.

While Wynwood One’s 50,000 sq ft footprint and 70-unit mix carve a niche, comparable sites offer insight into local precedent:

• Nearby condo development assemblages suggest 0.43 acres zoned for 64 units and up to seven stories.

• Wynwood stands out as trending: as of August 2025, the average list price for homes is around $1.53M, up 14% year-over-year, with strong investor interest in multi-use developments.

Conclusion

Wynwood One brings a sharp, boutique-style twist to Wynwood’s development mix, merging hospitality and residential uses in a compact, amenity-forward six-story design. With its micro-retail strategy and designer-led build, it reflects the neighborhood’s shift toward curated, high-value properties. This project is positioned to appeal to investors seeking modern, flexible offerings in an in-demand market. Growth in lease rates and buyer interest in Wynwood suggest this plays well into current CRE trends.