Cloud One Residences Wynwood: Prices, Floor Plans & Availability

Wynwood spent a decade turning from a warehouse district into the neighborhood people fly to Miami to walk through. What it did not have, until recently, was much for sale. The Cloud One Residences Wynwood is one answer to that, and it arrives with a background most Miami launches do not have: it is the first ground-up building in the United States for The Cloud One Hotels, and the first residential project the brand has ever done anywhere.

The structure is straightforward once you see the stack. Level 1 holds the retail, the hotel lobby and a separate residential lobby. The mezzanine and second level hold valet. Levels 2 through 5 hold 214 hotel rooms. Levels 6 through 8 hold the 85 condominiums. The rooftop is the amenity floor for everybody. That layout is published on the official developer site, and the Motel One Group press release confirms the residential component has its own lobby and entrance so owners arrive without crossing the hotel check-in.

According to South Florida Agent Magazine, the condominiums range from 450 square feet to more than 2,200 square feet and start in the high $500,000s. The mix runs studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom loft-style homes, and 15 of them are duplex penthouses with ceilings reaching 22 feet. The half-block site at 2215 NW 1st Place was already cleared at the time of the sales launch. Hospitality Net lists the opening as scheduled for 2028, later than the late-2027 target announced at launch, which is a normal shift on a project of this size and worth knowing before you plan around a delivery date.

The development is a joint venture. The Motel One Group, based in Munich and operating roughly 100 hotels across 13 countries, is the parent of The Cloud One Hotels. Ralf Büschl, founder and chairman of the BÜSCHL Group of Companies, and Sebastian Lüdke, founder of ALP.X Group, are the development partners. Fortis Design + Build of Miami is the local development manager, which matters more than it sounds: a European operator building its first American ground-up project needs someone who knows the Miami permitting and trade market, and that is the role Fortis fills here.

Design is split between HWKN and ODP Architecture & Design for the building itself and March and White Design for the interiors. The facade will carry large murals in the tradition of Wynwood's street art, produced with Goldman Global Arts, the group behind the Wynwood Walls. Inside, kitchens pair SieMatic cabinetry with Miele appliances, and select homes get double-height volumes or Juliet balconies, per the developer site. Every residence has floor-to-ceiling glass, and the press release describes private terraces facing the Miami skyline and the Wynwood streetscape.

This is a pre-construction sale, so pricing, deposit terms, floor plans and availability come off a developer price sheet that changes through the cycle. I am the contact for all of it. If you want the current price sheet, want to know which stacks look at the skyline instead of the street, or want me to read the rental-program and shared-cost language with you before you reserve, call me at 305-964-8614 or use the contact page. I can also line it up against the other Wynwood launches so you see the whole field before you commit.