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SoLé Mia, North Miami

SoLé Mia, North Miami

A master-planned community centered on a 7-acre Crystal Lagoon, SoLé Mia brings resort-style living to North Miami. With new residential towers, retail, and medical facilities nearby, it attracts professionals, families, and investors seeking urban convenience within a lush setting. Lifestyle is modern, active, and community-focused. Prices: $500K–$2M+.

Miami-Dade County

Explore SoLé Mia condos and residences for sale, Miami’s new $4 billion master-planned city-within-a-city. Anchored by a swimmable Crystal Lagoon, luxury towers, retail, dining, and green space, SoLé Mia is transforming 184 acres of North Miami into a world-class lifestyle destination.

Interesting Facts

  • Scale & scope: At 184 acres, SoLé Mia is one of Miami-Dade’s largest private developments, reshaping North Miami’s skyline.
  • Crystal Lagoon: Features a 7-acre swimmable lagoon — the first of its kind in South Florida — with beaches, cabanas, and water sports.
  • Twin power developers: A joint venture between the LeFrak and Turnberry families, two of the most established U.S. real estate dynasties.
  • Healthcare anchor: Includes a new UHealth Medical Center from the University of Miami, bringing world-class healthcare directly to the community.
  • Mixed-use design: Envisions 4,000+ residences, retail, restaurants, schools, and 37 acres of parks and open space.
  • Sustainability: Planned with bike paths, walkable streets, and energy-efficient buildings — a suburban-urban hybrid model.
  • Location edge: Built on a former landfill, repurposed into a master-planned luxury district in the heart of North Miami.

History

The site of SoLé Mia was once a city landfill, closed in the 1980s and left vacant for decades. Multiple proposals failed until LeFrak and Turnberry Associates partnered with the City of North Miami in 2015 to bring a master-planned vision to life. By 2021, the first luxury rentals (The Shoreline) opened, followed by One Park Tower by Turnberry, SoLé Mia’s flagship condo tower. The project is designed to build out over 15+ years, ultimately creating a self-contained community blending luxury residences, healthcare, retail, education, and lifestyle amenities.

Lifestyle Snapshot

SoLé Mia offers a resort-style lifestyle with suburban convenience. Residents live in glass-wrapped towers overlooking Biscayne Bay and the Crystal Lagoon, walk to on-site dining and shopping, bike through parks, and access world-class healthcare steps from home. Unlike Brickell or Downtown, SoLé Mia feels less congested, greener, and family-oriented — a true new urban village.

Why Live in SoLé Mia, North Miami

Wake up with lagoon views, work from a home office or nearby co-working hub, break for lunch at a café on the retail promenade, spend the afternoon paddleboarding, then enjoy dinner by the water without leaving the community. For buyers, SoLé Mia is Miami’s boldest blend of urban convenience, waterfront living, and suburban calm.

Why Buyers Choose SoLé Mia, North Miami

Resort lifestyle

Lagoon, beaches, fitness, dining, and green space.

Healthcare access

UHealth Medical Center within the community.

Future-proof

Large-scale master plan with 15+ years of growth.

Variety of residences

Luxury condos, rentals, and future mixed-use.

Green spaces

Parks, trails, and natural landscapes rare in Miami.

Location advantage

10 minutes to Aventura, Sunny Isles, and Bal Harbour.

What to Consider

Ongoing build-out
Expect construction for years as phases complete.
Car-oriented
Walkable internally, but most residents still drive for city access.
Not beachfront
Lagoon replaces direct ocean access (Sunny Isles is ~10 min away).
Carrying costs
Full-service amenities may lead to higher HOAs.
Market cycle risk
Long-term build-out means pricing may shift with market swings.

New Construction & Pre-Construction

SoLé Mia is anchored by One Park Tower by Turnberry: One Park Tower — Luxury bayfront condos with lagoon/beach access, wellness amenities, and floor-to-ceiling glass design. Future towers — Planned branded residences, boutique condos, and rental towers. Variety — Expect everything from ultra-luxury to more attainable residential options as phases roll out.

Places to Go & Things to Do

Crystal Lagoon
White-sand beaches, paddleboarding, kayaking.
UHealth Medical Center
Advanced healthcare steps from residences.
On-site dining & retail
Growing mix of restaurants, cafés, and shops.
Oleta River State Park (next door)
Kayaking, biking, and camping.
Aventura Mall
Just 5 minutes away for global luxury shopping and dining.
FIU Biscayne Bay Campus
Education, cultural events, and bayfront facilities nearby.

Places to Go & Things to Do

Crystal Lagoon — White-sand beaches, paddleboarding, kayaking.
UHealth Medical Center — Advanced healthcare steps from residences.
On-site dining & retail — Growing mix of restaurants, cafés, and shops.
Oleta River State Park (next door) — Kayaking, biking, and camping.
Aventura Mall — Just 5 minutes away for global luxury shopping and dining.
FIU Biscayne Bay Campus — Education, cultural events, and bayfront facilities nearby.

Practical Tips

  • Construction phases— Ask about timelines for towers, retail, and lagoon amenities.
  • Lagoon living— HOA likely includes lagoon/beach maintenance — confirm fees.
  • Rental policies— Some towers may allow seasonal rentals; others restrict.
  • Early entry advantage— First-phase buyers may benefit most from appreciation as SoLé Mia builds out.
  • Lifestyle fit— Great for families, professionals, and retirees seeking quieter luxury than Brickell/Miami Beach.

Top Nearby Schools

Public Schools

David Lawrence Jr. K-8
9/10
Alonzo & Tracy Mourning Senior High
7/10
North Miami Senior High
3/10

Private Schools

Scheck Hillel Community School
  • A
  • PK–12
  • nearby Ojus
Miami Country Day
  • A+
  • PK–12
  • ~15 min north
Cushman School
  • A+
  • PK–12
  • ~15 min south in Edgewater.

Proximity

Airports
Miami (MIA) ~14 mi; Fort Lauderdale (FLL) ~15 mi.
Rail
Brightline Aventura Station ~10 min; MiamiCentral ~25 min.
Beaches
Sunny Isles, Bal Harbour, and Haulover ~10–12 min east.
Key hubs
Aventura ~5 min; Downtown ~20–25 min; Design District/Wynwood ~15–20 min.

Who Loves Living in SoLé Mia, North Miami?

  • Families wanting suburban calm + luxury amenities.
  • Professionals who want proximity to Aventura/Miami without congestion.
  • Retirees who value healthcare and resort living.
  • Investors seeking early entry into a massive redevelopment.
  • International buyers attracted to master-planned community stability.

Compare Nearby Neighborhoods

Not sure about SoLé Mia? Compare with: Aventura — Shopping + high-rise living. • Sunny Isles Beach — Direct beachfront luxury. • North Miami — Suburban variety. • Bal Harbour — Ultra-luxury boutique.

FAQ

01

Which celebrities have homes or have lived in SoLé Mia, North Miami?

SoLé Mia is a newer master-planned community and, while still emerging, it has begun to attract executives, young professionals, and international buyers seeking modern lifestyle living.

02

What is the typical price range for luxury real estate in SoLé Mia, North Miami?

Condos and residences typically start around $700K–$1M, with luxury units ranging from $1.5M–$3M, and penthouses or larger residences climbing toward $4M–$5M+.

03

Does SoLé Mia allow short-term rentals?

Building-specific.

Some towers may allow seasonal leasing; most lean toward long-term.

04

How do HOA fees compare?

Higher than suburban condos, reflecting lagoon/beach services and luxury amenities.

05

Do you need a car?

Yes, though the community is designed to be walkable inside.

06

What new projects are coming?

Additional condo towers, rentals, retail, a school, and full lagoon amenities.

Location

Similar neighborhoods

Sunny Isles Beach

Newport Fishing Pier — Oceanfront pier for walking, fishing, and dining.
Collins Avenue strip — Cafés, shops, and restaurants lining the corridor.
Oleta River State Park (nearby North Miami) — Kayaking, biking, and nature trails.
Bal Harbour Shops (10 min south) — Luxury retail and chef-driven dining.
Aventura Mall (10 min west) — Designer shopping, dining, art installations.
Intracoastal boating — Access to yacht clubs and marinas nearby.

Wynwood

Wynwood Walls — The neighborhood’s iconic mural park.
Rubell Museum — One of North America’s largest private contemporary art collections.
Panther Coffee — Craft coffee pioneer in Miami.
1–800-Lucky — Asian food hall with karaoke and nightlife.
Wynwood Marketplace — Outdoor shopping, bars, and events.
Wynwood Brewing — Miami’s first craft brewery.
Zak the Baker — Beloved kosher bakery and café.

Bay Harbor Islands

Kane Concourse — Neighborhood high street with cafés, bakeries, salons, pilates/gyms, and boutique services.
Surfside Beach (nearby) — Family-friendly beach access at 96th St; sunrise walks and low-key weekends.
Bal Harbour Shops — Open-air luxury center with chef-driven dining (Makoto, Hillstone, Carpaccio) and museum-quality landscaping.
Haulover Park & Inlet — Kite field, marina, fishing pier, and inlet views; food-truck evenings are a local favorite.
Bay Harbor Islands Town Park — Playgrounds, ball courts, and community programming right in the neighborhood.
Oleta River State Park (short drive) — Kayak/SUP the mangroves, rent bikes, and picnic bayside.

Midtown / Design District

Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA Miami) — Free admission to world-class contemporary art.
de la Cruz Collection — Renowned private collection of international art.
Luxury retail promenade — Dior, Cartier, Hermès, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and more.
Mandolin Aegean Bistro — Beloved Greek-Turkish restaurant in a restored 1940s home.
COTE Miami — Michelin-starred Korean steakhouse.
Swan & Bar Bevy — Trendy lounge and dining hot spot.
Midtown Miami shopping — Target, HomeGoods, cafés, and gyms for daily convenience.

Bal Harbour

Bal Harbour Shops — Iconic open-air luxury center; anchor for dining + shopping days. Highlights: Makoto (modern Japanese by Chef Makoto Okuwa), Hillstone at Bal Harbour (American classics), Carpaccio (beloved Italian terrace), Avenue 31 Café (all-day European-style), and Café en 3 at Neiman Marcus (light bites upstairs).
The Surf Club Restaurant (next-door Surfside, Four Seasons) — MICHELIN-starred fine dining by Thomas Keller; white-glove, Old-Florida glamour. Book well ahead.
Beachfront path / Beach Walk — A landscaped, mile-plus oceanfront path; also check the 102nd St access path by landscape architect Enzo Enea for a shady, photogenic approach to the sand.
Haulover Park & Inlet — Classic kite-flying field, fishing pier, marina and inlet views; look for Kite Festivals and Food Truck Tuesdays (community event by the kite field, evenings).
Oleta River State Park — Kayak, SUP, canoe or bike the mangrove trails; easy rentals via Oleta River Outdoors.
Quick culture hops: Miami Design District (art, galleries, showrooms) and Wynwood murals are short drives south; combine with shopping/dinner runs.

South Beach (SoBe), Miami Beach

Lincoln Road Mall — Pedestrian promenade for shopping and dining.
Ocean Drive — Iconic strip of cafés, bars, and Art Deco hotels.
South Pointe Park — Green space and pier with panoramic ocean and cruise ship views.
The Bass Museum — Contemporary art museum in Collins Park.
LIV at Fontainebleau — World-famous nightclub.
Joe’s Stone Crab — Miami institution since 1913.
Española Way — Historic Mediterranean-style street with cafés and nightlife.

North Beach (NoBe), Miami Beach

North Beach Bandshell — Outdoor cultural venue hosting concerts, films, and community events.
North Shore Open Space Park — Oceanfront park with trails, picnic areas, and uncrowded beaches.
Ocean Terrace (future redevelopment) — Planned luxury promenade with dining and shopping.
Collins Avenue dining — Cuban cafés, Argentine bakeries, Italian trattorias, and new-wave bistros.
Miami Beach Beachwalk — Continuous pedestrian/bike path running south through Mid-Beach and South Beach.
Local vibe — Farmer’s markets, yoga in the park, and community festivals.

Boca Raton Beach / East Boca

Mizner Park: Dining, shopping, Boca Museum of Art, Amphitheater concerts.
The Boca Raton (Resort & Club): Golf, spa, dining, private beach club.
Red Reef Park: Snorkeling reef, boardwalks, nature center.
Spanish River Park: Wide beaches, dunes, picnic areas.
South Beach Pavilion: Beach walks and sunrise yoga.
Royal Palm Place: Fine dining and specialty boutiques.
Downtown Boca’s Farmers Market: Saturdays with local produce and crafts.