Frida Kahlo Wynwood Residences

Wynwood is a 50-block warehouse district north of downtown Miami that has become one of the world's most celebrated examples of urban creative transformation. The catalyst was Tony Goldman's decision in 2009 to commission murals on the neighborhood's warehouse walls during Art Basel Miami Beach week — creating what became the Wynwood Walls, a permanent outdoor gallery of works by Shepard Fairey, Os Gemeos, Kenny Scharf, and dozens of others. The Walls drew visitors who discovered the neighborhood, which drew galleries, which drew restaurants, which drew residents.

Today Wynwood has the highest restaurant density per block of any neighborhood in Miami, a permanent gallery infrastructure that includes galleries representing internationally significant artists, and Art Basel programming that has made it one of the few American neighborhoods that the world's most sophisticated art audience visits as a destination. The Design District is immediately north; Edgewater's bayfront is immediately east; the Adrienne Arsht Center is 10 minutes south.

For buyers seeking Wynwood as a primary residence or investment property, the appeal is the creative energy of the neighborhood combined with short-term rental flexibility — Art Basel week alone drives extraordinary demand for accommodations within walking distance of the galleries. Frida Kahlo Wynwood Residences, with short-term rental permitted on select units, is one of the few new developments that directly addresses that demand.