Sense 22: A 328-Unit Live Local Tower in Edgewater
Sense 22 is exactly the kind of off-vertical project I track for my Edgewater clients, because new rental supply is what actually moves a for-sale market. HA Projects, an affiliate of Argentina-based HA Emprendimientos, secured $111 million in construction financing in July 2026 for a 36-story, 328-unit rental tower at 114 NE 22nd Street, designed by Anillo Toledo Lopez Architecture. Built under Florida's Live Local Act, 40 percent of the units are reserved for households at or below 140 percent of area median income, according to Florida YIMBY. It is not a luxury for-sale condo, which is my core focus, but it is one of Miami's most notable Live Local towers, and I keep it on my radar so buyers understand where Edgewater rents and values are heading. For independent buyer guidance in Edgewater, I am the contact.
A 36-story, 328-unit Live Local Act rental tower at 114 NE 22nd Street in Edgewater, Miami by HA Projects, designed by Anillo Toledo Lopez. 502,266 gross sq ft, 371 parking spaces, secured $111M in construction financing, delivery around 2028.
One of Miami's Tallest Live Local Towers
"Sense 22 matters to my Edgewater clients not because it is for sale, but because it is not. A 328-unit rental tower with 40 percent workforce units changes the supply picture in a corridor that has been almost all luxury condos. When I advise a buyer on an Edgewater condo, I look hard at how much new rental product is coming online nearby, because that shapes rents, resale demand, and how a unit performs as an investment. It is outside my core luxury pre-construction focus, but a Live Local tower this size is exactly the kind of thing I want to understand before a client asks."Gerardo Gonzalez, Licensed Real Estate Agent at Compass
Sense 22 is a 36-story, 328-unit multifamily rental tower planned for 114 NE 22nd Street in Edgewater, Miami, on a 0.78-acre assemblage spanning 114, 124, 128, and 138 NE 22nd Street. According to the developer HA Projects and reporting from Florida YIMBY and The Real Deal, the tower is developed by New Sense LLC and HA Projects LLC, an affiliate of the Argentina-based firm HA Emprendimientos, and designed by Anillo Toledo Lopez Architecture. The project was approved by the Miami Urban Development Review Board, and in July 2026 it secured $111 million in construction financing, a milestone that moves it from an approved plan toward a buildable one.
What sets Sense 22 apart is the program. It is built under Florida's Live Local Act, the 2023 state law that grants height and density incentives to projects that reserve units for workforce housing. According to Florida YIMBY, 40 percent of the 328 apartments at Sense 22 are set aside for households earning at or below 140 percent of area median income. That incentive is part of what allows a 36-story tower on a compact Edgewater lot, and it makes Sense 22 one of the taller Live Local towers moving forward in Miami. The homes are one-bedroom and two-bedroom models, and the building totals 502,266 gross square feet with 371 parking spaces.
The amenity package is organized on a 9th-floor deck with a fitness center, a swimming pool, and co-working space, topped by a rooftop sky lounge. For a rental building, that is a resort-style stack aimed at the young professional and workforce renters the Live Local program is meant to serve. The mix of market-rate and income-restricted units under one roof is the model the state is pushing hard right now, and Edgewater, with its bay frontage and central location, is one of the neighborhoods absorbing the most of it.
Location is the quieter strength here. Edgewater sits on Biscayne Bay between Downtown Miami and the Design District, minutes from Brickell, Wynwood, and Midtown, and it has been one of Miami's most active development corridors for a decade. A wave of luxury condo towers has defined the skyline, but rental supply at this scale, and with a workforce component, is a different piece of the puzzle. That is why I flag Sense 22 for clients weighing an Edgewater condo: new rental inventory nearby is a real input into how their unit will rent and resell.
Sense 22 is approved and financed, with an anticipated delivery around 2028 per the developer. As a rental tower, the units are designed to be leased rather than sold, so there is no condo sales timeline here. This is not a luxury Miami pre-construction condo, which is my core focus, but it is one of the more consequential Live Local projects in Edgewater, and I keep it on my radar for clients who want a real read on the neighborhood. If you want to understand how new supply like Sense 22 fits a buying or investment plan in Edgewater or anywhere in South Florida, call me at 305-964-8614 or visit the contact page.
Sense 22: Official Renderings
Official renderings of the tower and its Edgewater setting. Rendering courtesy of HA Projects.



What Sense 22 Includes
Figures below are from the developer HA Projects and Florida YIMBY reporting from July 2026.
- Total Units328
- Home Types1 and 2 bedroom
- Height36 stories
- Gross Area502,266 sq ft
- Set-Aside40% of units
- Income Limit≤140% AMI
- State ProgramLive Local Act
- ApprovalMiami UDRB
- Amenity Level9th floor
- DeckPool, fitness, co-working
- RooftopSky lounge
- Parking371 spaces
Last verified July 2026. Program figures are from the developer HA Projects and Florida YIMBY (July 2026), cross-checked against The Real Deal and the South Florida Business Journal. Unit-level rents, floor plans, and a leasing timeline are set by the developer and are subject to change. Contact us for the latest.
114 NE 22nd Street: Around Edgewater
Sense 22 sits in Edgewater on Biscayne Bay, between Downtown Miami and the Design District, minutes from Brickell, Wynwood, and Midtown. Drive times below are approximate.
| Midtown Miami | 3 min |
| Wynwood | 5 min |
| Miami Design District | 6 min |
| Downtown Miami | 7 min |
| Brickell | 12 min |
| Miami Beach | 15 min |
| Miami International Airport | 15 min |
| Coconut Grove | 20 min |
Drive times are estimates and vary with traffic. For a full read on the area, contact Gerardo Gonzalez.
HA Projects & Anillo Toledo Lopez
HA Projects is an affiliate of the Argentina-based firm HA Emprendimientos, building Sense 22 through the entities New Sense LLC and HA Projects LLC. The developer secured $111 million in construction financing for the project in July 2026.
Anillo Toledo Lopez Architecture designed the 36-story tower, organizing 328 apartments over a 9th-floor amenity deck and a rooftop sky lounge on a compact 0.78-acre Edgewater assemblage.
Sense 22 is built under Florida's Live Local Act, reserving 40 percent of its units for households at or below 140 percent of area median income. The workforce set-aside is part of what enables the tower's 36-story height on this site.
Sense 22: Frequently Asked Questions
Sense 22 sits outside my core luxury Miami condo focus, but I follow the projects that shape whole neighborhoods, including the new rental supply that moves Edgewater rents and values. If you are buying or selling anywhere in South Florida, I will give you a straight, independent answer.