Aria on the Bay
488 NE 18 St Miami FL 33132
Aria on the Bay condos is a luxury high-rise development located in Edgewater Miami at 488 NE 18th Street. Developed by Melo Group and designed by Arquitectonica, Aria on the Bay rises 53 stories, offering spectacular views of the water and city. The development was completed in April 2018 and has 648 units comprised of one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans plus penthouses (see Aria on the Bay floor plans). Each condo residence at Aria on the Bay has 9-foot ceilings with floor-to-ceiling windows, 32 x 32 porcelain flooring throughout, white quartz countertops, Italian wood cabinets by Italkraft, and stainless steel kitchen appliances by Bosch.
Aria on the Bay Amenities
Aria on the Bay condos offers an array of posh amenities, including a sunrise and sunset pool, hot tub overlooking Biscayne Bay, movie theater, state-of-the-art fitness center and yoga studio, spa and massage treatment area, BBQ area with summer kitchen, teen lounge and kids’ playroom, business center with conference room and offices, outdoor fire pit, great room with flat-screen TVs and pool tables, valet parking, concierge services, and complimentary WiFi in all common areas. To the east, the pool deck at Aria on the Bay overlooks Margaret Pace Park with views of Biscayne Bay and the Miami Beach skyline. See our Aria on the Bay review and photos.
Aria on the Bay’s Location in Edgewater Miami
Aria on the Bay condominiums has a number of excellent retail options within walking distance, such as Pura Vida, The Daily, a Publix grocery store. By car, Aria on the Bay is 10 minutes from South Beach, 12 minutes from Brickell, and 20 minutes from the Miami International Airport.
Great Location but unfortunately cheap quality construction, with a lot of defects in common areas, with no reserves money and with a lot a special assessment in the near future. Be far of this building.
I agree
I have lived in a 3 bedroom for over 3 years and we love this building! I am on the Board of Directors and we have PLENTY of reserves!
You should have done your homework much better if you are going publish online.
Well, Pepe, it’s been a year since your posting. How are your knowledgeable insights coming along?
What about the lawsuit filed in August 2020 (and still working its way through the legal system) ARIA ON THE BAY CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC. VS BAYSHORE PLAZA I, LLC ET AL? You can find the details on Dade County Clerk of the Court website. Should current owners and/or prospective buyers be worried about the claims in the lawsuit? The complaint identifies numerous (Exhibit A: 115+) construction, structural, electrical, pool, pool deck, elevator, window glazing defects. So the lawsuit was filed as these items in the complaint are serious and need to be addressed. I guess it is just a matter… Read more »
Walk around, building is falling apart. No tenant wants to take the commercial units on the ground floor either,
I love the folks that say the building is cheap and they dont live here/ I also live here and have to say the building is beautiful and the amenities are amazing and it is still a great value for what you pay for direct water views in Edgewater.
I’ve lived here for 2 years. The amount of renovations, closed amenities and construction effecting the quality of life here is dis-heartening.
The staff is lovely and the hype was legit… but I’m sure inventory will continue to escalate as other buildings surface and offer higher quality amenities with a board that can quickly resolve issues.
The increase in rent here is not justified.
Building is bullshit. They got sued for over charging and got off the lawsuit because the judge was trash. They collected fee’s illegally. Also, elevators are trash and security is useless. Someone I know had their apt broken into because security sucked.