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On the scene at launch party of Edgewater’s first condo-hotel: PHOTOS

Development of Edgewater’s first condo-hotel project is officially underway.

Heafey Group, a Quebec-based development firm, just held its launch party for the Bentley Edgewater, a planned condo-hotel in one of Miami’s most rapidly redeveloping neighborhoods.

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The company hosted its party at the Hilton Bentley Miami South Beach, where about 400 brokers and other guests gathered to get a first glimpse of the condo-hotel’s design from architect Kobi Karp. Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres were served, and of course, a handful of Bentley vehicles was on display.

Heafey’s plans for the Bentley Edgewater, at 410 Northeast 35th Terrace, include a 32-story tower housing 207 condo-hotel units, plus a sixth-floor amenity deck with a pool and a spa on the seventh floor. The 32nd floor will house a gym, restaurant and lounge. Prices range from $420,000 for a one-bedroom to $3.4 million for a penthouse, and the priciest units also have an option to lease a Bentley for one year.

Edgewater has become a hotspot for new residential development as builders search for cheaper waterfront land outside of Miami’s barrier islands. Heafey paid $2.27 million for its non-waterfront development site in the neighborhood last year. — Sean Stewart-Muniz and Katherine Kallergis

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