Pre-constructionCompletion: 2029Condos

Lilly

717 NE 27th St, Midtown - Edgewater, Miami, FL

Lilly has 117 residences on 52 floors. Prices recorded for the project start at $1,600,000. As of October 20, 2026, no residences are for sale on the MLS. Completion is planned for 2029.

Project facts from RealVista's new-development database. Units for sale from the MLS.

SalesNow
Construction
Completion2029
ClosingsAfter completion

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Photos

Photo: OKOGroup

Amenities

Bayside Lounge
Fitness Center
Movement Studio
Rejuvenation Lounge
Bike Room
Pet Spa
40’ Saltwater Pool at Rooftop
Bay Sundeck
Club Lounge
Private Dining Room
Pool Lounge
Sunset Garden
Hot Tub at rooftop
24/7 Security, Valet, Doorman and Lobby Ambassador
Director of Lifestyle & Wellness
Concierge
House Car
Daily Package Delivery to the Unit
Poolside Towel Service
EV Charging
Bike Storage

As recorded for the project.

Project facts

Developer: OKOGroup
Architect: Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture
Floors: 52
Units: 117
Bedrooms: 1 to 4 (per developer)
Sizes: 1,348 to 7,000 sq ft (per developer)
Prices from: $1,600,000 (per developer)
Price per sq ft: $1,600 (per developer)
Rental rule: 6 months min - 2X per year

Deposit plan

When	Share of the price
At contract	10%
90 Days from contract	10%
At groundbreaking	10%
9 Months post-groundbreaking	10%
At closing	50%

Questions about Lilly

When will Lilly be finished?

Completion is planned for 2029. This is an estimate, so the date can move. Closings happen after the building is finished.

How much does a residence at Lilly cost?

Prices recorded for the project start at $1,600,000. Ask the sales team for the current price list.

Can I rent out a residence at Lilly?

The recorded rental rule is: 6 months min - 2X per year. Ask the sales team or the association for the rules in writing before you sign.

How much deposit do I pay at Lilly?

The recorded deposit plan is: 10% At contract, 10% 90 Days from contract, 10% At groundbreaking, 10% 9 Months post-groundbreaking, 50% At closing. Ask for the plan in writing, and ask which part goes to escrow.