Solé Mia — The Ritz-Carlton Residences

Solé Mia is the LeFrak-Turnberry master plan on the site of the former Biscayne Landing — 184 acres between Biscayne Boulevard and the water, with 37 acres of parks, two Crystal Lagoons-designed swim lagoons, and a walkable retail village. The Ritz-Carlton Residences are one tower inside that campus, not the campus itself.

The strategic case is the campus, not the tower. Buyers aren't just acquiring a residence — they're acquiring walkable access to a self-contained lifestyle district with elementary and middle schools on site, a Whole Foods, thirty-plus dining and retail tenants, and direct connection to the 305-acre Oleta River State Park next door. That combination is genuinely rare in Miami-Dade at this price tier.

Delivery is 2026 — the closest-in timeline of the three WMYW-tracked projects — with roughly 70% of residences already contracted.

North Miami is twenty minutes from Aventura Mall, fifteen from Bal Harbour, and roughly thirty from Downtown Miami outside of rush-hour peaks. The district's character has shifted meaningfully over the last five years as Solé Mia itself has opened in phases — what was underutilized industrial land is now a working residential campus with completed retail and one delivered residential phase.

For daily access: Oleta River State Park (kayaking, mountain biking, paddleboarding) is adjacent. FIU's Biscayne Bay campus is across the street. Aventura's retail axis and the South Florida commuter rail (Brightline) expansion are both within a fifteen-minute drive.