The Rider Residences Wynwood: Prices, Floor Plans & Availability

Wynwood sits just north of downtown Miami, between Edgewater and Allapattah, a former warehouse grid that became the city's gallery and mural district and then its restaurant district. The practical consequence for a condo buyer is that Wynwood generates its own demand around the clock, from art walks and dining rather than from a beach season. The Rider Residences is built squarely for that: a 12-story building at 94 NE 29th Street with about 11,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and a rooftop food and beverage space, so the building is part of the street rather than set back from it.

According to PROFILEmiami, developers Cipres and Rilea Group topped off The Rider Residences in September 2026, with the project 50 percent sold and completion expected in the second half of 2027. Deforma Studio is the architect, RADYCA handled the interiors, and Beauchamp Construction is the general contractor. Diego Ojeda, Founder of Cipres and President of Rilea Group, described the milestone plainly: "Construction top off is the moment the last slab is poured and the structure is completed." That matters for a buyer because the remaining scope is facade, interiors and inspections, not structure, which is the part of a build most likely to slip.

The residential collection is 152 homes running from studios through three-bedrooms plus penthouses, roughly 386 to 1,612 square feet, priced from $550,000 to $2.4 million, per PROFILEmiami. Every residence is delivered fully furnished. The official developer site describes Italian kitchens and appliances and Spanish porcelain tile floors and fixtures throughout. For an investor the furnished delivery removes two real costs that usually sit between closing and the first rental night: the furniture budget and the weeks it takes to install it.

The rental rule is the headline. The Rider was conceived with flexible ownership in mind and permits short-term rentals, with optional property and rental management offered through the developer's The Rider Living program, according to PROFILEmiami. Most Miami condominium documents prohibit short stays outright, so a building where the declaration allows them is a different asset class from the one next door. The amenity program is built to support it: a rooftop pool and lounge, rooftop gym and cardio, a residents' clubroom, a wellness floor with cold plunges, infrared saunas and a marble hammam, a ground-floor speakeasy available for private events, a pet spa, motorcycle and bicycle rentals, a gated bike room, and access to a private beach club in the South of Fifth neighborhood of Miami Beach.

The Rider is an under-construction sale, which means pricing, remaining inventory and deposit terms sit on a developer price sheet that moves through the cycle, and at 50 percent sold the best stacks go first. I am the contact for all of it. If you want the current price sheet, want to know which lines face which direction, or want me to run the short-term-rental math on a specific unit before you reserve, call me at 305-964-8614 or use the contact page. I can also set it against the other Wynwood launches so you see the full field before you commit.