E11even Residences Miami: Prices, Floor Plans & Resale Units

Park West sits at the northern edge of Downtown Miami, the slice between the central business district and the Arts & Entertainment district, anchored for years by the E11even nightclub. When PMG and E11even Partners announced a condo tower across the street from the club at 20 Northeast 11th Street, the pitch was simple: bring the 24-hour energy of the brand into a residential building, with a hotel attached. According to The Real Deal, it worked. The developers reserved 90 percent of units within two months of presales in 2021, making it the first high-rise condo tower in Miami to sell out in the post-pandemic frenzy.

The first tower is 65 stories with 457 units. It was completed in June 2026, closings began in March, and roughly 400 deeds had recorded by late June, according to The Real Deal's analysis of property records. Ryan Shear, managing partner of PMG, put the total sellout of the building at roughly $375 million. The developers secured nearly $150 million in construction financing from Starwood Property Trust for the first tower and paid that loan off in May 2026. E11even Partners is led by Marc Roberts, Michael Simkins, and Dennis DeGori; interiors were designed by AvroKO Hospitality Group.

The amenity package is what sets the building apart. Shear described it as straight out of Las Vegas. It includes an E11even after-hours lounge, an E11even day club and pool deck with 22 hot tubs on the 11th floor, a rooftop bar by Riviera Dining Group, a casino-style sports lounge, and a luxury spa, according to The Real Deal. Branded food and beverage outposts, including Fireman Derek's pie shop, round out the program. The tower also includes a hotel, which is set to open later this year, and buyers can enter their units into the hotel rental program. Shear estimated about 75 percent of owners would add their units to the hotel pool. That hotel-residence overlap is the building's income story: an owner can use the unit, rent it nightly through the hotel program, and tap a deep amenity stack designed to keep guests on-site.

Because the building sold out years ago, there are no developer units left. Everything trades on resale now. The priciest sale on record so far is $9 million for a unit on the 63rd floor, per property records cited by The Real Deal, and some owners who bought in 2021 are already listing units, betting on the price appreciation Miami has seen since. One 38th-floor unit that sold for $650,000 was listed for resale asking $895,000. That spread, list versus what actually clears, is exactly what I watch when a client asks me about a resale here. The second phase, E11even Club Residences Beyond, is expected to complete in May 2027 and will connect to the first tower via a sky bridge, adding a helipad and a residents-only social club.

If you want to own at E11even, the path now is resale: a current owner's unit, with or without the hotel rental program attached. I am the buyer-side contact for that. If you want the current resale inventory, want me to compare what is listed against what has actually closed in the building, or want to understand how the hotel rental program changes the income math on a specific unit, call me at 305-964-8614 or visit the contact page. I can also compare E11even against the other branded Downtown towers so you see the full picture before you commit.