Flow, the residential real estate company co-founded by former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann, has started selling units at its first condominium project, the 40-story Flow House in downtown Miami.
The company has already developed two rental communities in South Florida.
Located at 697 N. Miami Ave. in the Miami Worldcenter mixed-use development, Flow House is slated to open next year. OneWorld Properties is leading sales efforts of the 466 units, which range from studios to three-bedroom units. Studios are priced from $450,000, and one bedrooms are priced from $600,000.
Each residence features floor-to-ceiling windows, luxury bath finishes, in-unit washers and dryers and custom lighting packages. Some units have private balconies, and buyers can upgrade to gourmet kitchens.
Community amenities include a resort-style pool and poolside restaurant, fitness center with Technogym and Rogue equipment, yoga/pilates studio and meditation space, spa with sauna, onsite restaurant, dog run and coworking spaces.
“We learned while building Flow over the last two years that the exact same needs faced by renters are also faced by owners in terms of lack of community and lack of connectivity,” Neumann said in an announcement. “We are excited to build upon our vision and bring the full Flow experience, which is rooted in community and a sense of belonging, to anyone looking for a better experience from their permanent residence.”
Courtesy of Flow House.