Miami Design District Condos for Sale: Prices and Neighborhood Guide (2026)

What is the Miami Design District? The Miami Design District is a neighborhood in the City of Miami, north of Midtown and west of Biscayne Boulevard, roughly between NE 36th and NE 43rd Streets. Developer Craig Robins and his company Dacra began redeveloping the area in the late 1990s around design showrooms, art and architecture. Today it is known for luxury fashion stores, restaurants and public art, including the Fly's Eye Dome. The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA Miami) opened its building in the district in December 2017, and the de la Cruz Collection is also here.

The district is mostly retail, and few homes are listed inside it. On November 4, 2026, the MLS feed on my site showed 7 active condos tagged as Design District, all in one building at 39 NE 39th Street, from $1,804,000 to $9,985,000. The listings below cover all of ZIP code 33137, which also includes Edgewater, Buena Vista and nearby blocks, so you can see the wider area.

Miami Design District: Quick Facts (2026)

How Much Are Condos in the Design District?

On November 4, 2026, these were the active condo listings tagged as Design District in the MLS feed on my site:

All 7 were in the same building, so these numbers describe one building more than a market. For more context, see the wider ZIP 33137 numbers on my Edgewater page.

What Is It Like to Live in the Design District?

The Design District is built for walking. Its streets mix flagship fashion stores, design showrooms, galleries and restaurants, with public art and architecture throughout. Residential options inside the district are limited. Most buyers who want to live nearby look at Edgewater, Midtown and Buena Vista, all within a short drive or walk.

What to Know Before You Buy in or Near the Design District

• Limited inventory: few residential listings come up inside the district. Be ready to look at nearby neighborhoods too.
• New buildings: for newer condos, review the association budget, reserves and rental rules before you sign.
• Activity and traffic: the district draws visitors and events. Visit at different times of day.
• Flood zones and insurance: check the flood zone of each property and get insurance quotes early.

The Design District Compared With Nearby Areas

Compared with Edgewater, the Design District has far fewer homes and more retail. Compared with Wynwood, it is focused on luxury fashion and design rather than street art and nightlife.

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