Six Things to Like About Quantum on the Bay
Quantum on the Bay is a sleek two-tower condo high-rise located at 1900 North Bayshore Drive, in Miami’s highly walkable and culturally rich Edgewater district.
The 705 residential units and lofts at Quantum on the Bay range from 594 to 2023 sq ft. in size and are distributed over two towers that are 51 and 44 stories high, with prices ranging between $215,000 and $999,000.
As one of my favorite condo communities in Miami, here are six things I especially love about Quantum Condo:
- Quantum on the Bay’s residential units are spacious and versatile, offering open-plan living with clean lines. They are impeccably designed with expansive views of Biscayne Bay and the dazzling Miami city skyline, and several of them are light-filled sky lofts with dramatic 10 to 20-foot ceilings.
- Designed to foster a healthy and holistic lifestyle, the building is equipped with luxurious amenities such as two pools, one facing east, and one facing west, so residents may enjoy sunbathing all day long. The building also provides the usual array of luxury amenities such as a state-of-the-art fitness center, valet parking, and concierge service.
- Not only does the location at Quantum Bay provide dazzling views of Biscayne Bay and Miami Beach, but also of the lush greenery at Margaret Pace Park, located directly across the street. While Miami has a lot of blue to soothe the eye, it’s a bit harder to find luscious green spaces, which makes this location especially unique.
- Quantum on the Bay also enjoys close proximity to such cultural amenities as the Wynwood Arts District, Miami’s famous Design District, and such landmarks as Museum Park, home of the Perez Art Museum and the Frost Science Museum. The Arsht Center for the Performing Arts and the Ziff Opera House are also within walking distance, and the area hosts some of Miami’s most diverse eateries, art galleries, and boutiques.
- Life at Quantum condo is all about walkability, which means you rarely have to use your car. But when you do, you can get practically anywhere fairly quickly because of the building’s close proximity to I-95 and the causeways leading to Miami Beach. Within only a few minutes, you can be basking in the sun on the shores of the Atlantic, or enjoying the nightlife of South Beach.
- Quantum on the Bay is superbly well maintained, with spotless common areas and pristine landscaping. The building’s interior and exterior areas were recently repainted, and the building has a budget set aside for new improvements to be made in the lobby.
For urbanites who enjoy walking and taking in the best that nature has to offer, while partaking in a culturally rich lifestyle close to Miami’s most noted cultural offerings, Quantum on the Bay is a unique and delightful location that whispers a soothing “welcome home.”
Join the conversation and share your thoughts below
Recent Posts
Opinions and Advice Condo Living Etiquette: How to Be a Better Neighbor
Condo living is a blend of living in your own private world while coexisting with neighbors who share the comfort, convenience, and perks that the condo community provides. In order to show respect and consideration for your neighbors and keep the community energy flowing harmoniously, observing some neighborly etiquette can make life easier for everyone. We’ve put together a list to help you be a better neighbor. Say HelloIt takes only a second to say hello when you run into your neighbors in the lobby or elevator. Don’t earn yourself a reputation as being a stick-in-the-mud. Be nice. It costs nothing and goes a long way toward friendly community living. Keep the Noise DownNoise is a primary complaint among neighbors living in close quarters. Observe the rules in your building regarding noise levels after certain hours, and always show consideration for your neighbors who may maintain unusual work schedules. Don’t stomp your feet, hammer nails, or drag heavy furniture around...
Real Estate News Miami’s New and Pre-Construction Condo Update: June 2019
The market is abuzz with condo pre-construction updates this July. We have the late Zaha Hadid-designed One Thousand Museum finally moving ahead with closings. Natiivo (Powered by Airbnb) launched sales. And, the Related Group has a new condo proposal for Terminal Island. Read on for details on these and more updates below: Foundation Pour Aston Martin Residences – Downtown 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way, Miami, Florida, 33131 This first-ever residential undertaking by Aston Martin witnessed the largest concrete foundation pour to date in Miami. After all, it is designed to rise 66 stories and become the tallest residential development South of New York City. This unique windsail-design building features the only deep-water superyacht marina in Downtown Miami, along with signature Aston Martin touches throughout its common spaces. Other amenities include an infinity pool, sky lounge, two cinemas, kids’ rooms, an art gallery, spa and barber station, optional personal butler service...
Real Estate News Island Gardens Mega-Yacht Marina and Resort Project Moving Forward on Watson Island
On Watson Island, now known as Jungle Island, the Flagstone Island Gardens development firm has been litigating with the City of Miami and winning. The firm is expecting a settlement exceeding $100M from the City so they can proceed with their $1 billion luxury Island Gardens marina and resort project. After a Miami-Dade Circuit Court judge ruled in 2016 that the City violated a lease and illegally derailed the project for years, another ruled in March of this year that the City owes Flagstone more than the $1.5 million security deposit they paid on the project, due to "injury Flagstone suffered directly from the city’s years of delay." Flagstone is seeking a sum of about $122 million they claim to have invested in the project, which has been on the table for almost 15 years. The Island Gardens project consists of a luxury resort hotel, with high-end retail and dining, and a waterside deck set in a tropical garden, all designed with 360° views of the Miami city skyline and...
Real Estate News Short Term Rental Property Investment?: AirBnB Pre-construction Condo Opportunities in Miami
It’s no secret that there’s money to be made in short term vacation rental investments, particularly in a year-round sunny location with great beaches, awesome nightlife, and legendary shopping, such as Miami. In fact Airbnb rental hosts in South Florida welcomed some 1.47 million guests in 2018, earning about $315 million in the process. And business is booming as more and more tourists visit South Florida yearly. Miami a Top Pick for Airbnb Investment Ironically, while Miami is an ideal location for Airbnb investment property, Airbnb did not exactly encounter a welcome committee in Miami, and particularly in Miami Beach, where the local hotel industry wields lots of power and influence. In fact, the city of Miami Beach and Airbnb have been in litigation for a couple of years now. Property owners have been fined as much as $20,000 for listing their properties on short term rental sites such as Airbnb.com, booking.com, and others. New Airbnb-approved Condo Projects Have City’s...
Real Estate News New Hotel Proposed to replace Bentley Edgewater Condo Hotel
A new eight-story boutique hotel has been proposed in Edgewater to replace the 36-story Bentley Edgewater condo hotel project that was recently scrapped. Developer Amaury Martinez is proposing to build The Edgewater Hotel, a 207-key hotel that will encompass nearly 159,000-square-feet of area and is earmarked for construction at 410 Northeast 35th Terrace. While the developers have hinted that the new construction would be a Holiday Inn branded hotel, this has not been confirmed. The eight-story construction in Edgewater is proposed to include a parking garage accommodating 139 parking spaces with valet-only access, as well as a pool and deck on the third floor, along with the usual array of resort amenities such as a spa and fitness center. The proposed hotel will house 207 rooms and is set to be designed by Kobi Karp Architecture & Interior Design.The property will also include some 2,850 square feet of ground level commercial space to accommodate retail, small...
Real Estate News Luxury Condo Project Moving Forward on McArthur Causeway’s Terminal Island
Terminal Island is a small, triangular island off the MacArthur Causeway that up until now has not been developed for residential use. The island has been used primarily to house the fleet maintenance of vehicles such as police cars, and sanitation buildings for the City of Miami Beach, as well as a gas station for city vehicles, an electric plant, and the Fisher Island ferry terminal. There’s also an active Coast Guard station on a nearby neighboring island. At the moment, a new condo project proposed by Related Group will start moving forward with plans to build a 35-story luxury condo tower housing some 90 residential units on Terminal island. To convince the City of Miami Beach to grant the required permit to build a 400-foot residential tower in an industrial zone, Related Group has proposed to build the city a new fleet maintenance building, providing a badly needed upgrade to the current structure. While city officials are tempted by the developer’s offer, the U.S. Coast...
