Under Construction · Miami Worldcenter

450 homes built
for people who
work where they
live.

Akara Partners' 39-story Kenect tower brings 20,000 sq ft of coworking, furnished residences and micro-unit pricing to Miami Worldcenter.

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39 stories · 450 residences · 20,000 sq ft coworking · Furnished options · Miami Worldcenter · 39 stories · 450 residences · 20,000 sq ft coworking · Furnished options · Miami Worldcenter ·

450Residences

39Stories

20kSq Ft Coworking

10kSq Ft Retail

Miami Worldcenter

Co-living, but built by an institution

Kenect is Akara Partners' national live-work brand — compact, efficiently designed residences with signature furnishings, hospitality-style service and social programming, already running in Chicago, Nashville and Phoenix.

The Miami tower rises 39 stories inside Miami Worldcenter with 450 residences, 20,000 square feet of coworking and 10,000 square feet of retail. Perkins&Will designed it around the idea that your office, gym and apartment share an elevator bank.

Why this building

What makes Kenect Miami worth tracking

01Efficient by design

Compact floor plans priced well below conventional new-construction one-bedrooms in the same district.

02Coworking included

20,000 sq ft of dedicated workspace in the building — not a converted lounge with a printer.

03Furnished options

Kenect's signature furniture packages mean you can move in with a suitcase.

The Neighborhood

Miami Worldcenter, on foot

Miami Worldcenter, Miami — Miami Worldcenter

FAQ

Quick answers

When does Kenect Miami start leasing?

The tower is under construction at Miami Worldcenter. Lease-up dates have not been announced publicly — waitlist members are notified first.

What is co-living, exactly?

At Kenect it means compact, well-designed private apartments with optional furnishing, shared amenity space and hospitality-style service. You get your own apartment, not a shared bedroom.

How much will rent be?

Miami pricing has not been released. Kenect's other markets start well under conventional new-construction rents for comparable locations.

Who is the developer?

Akara Partners, with architecture by Perkins&Will.

The Waitlist

First look at Kenect pricing.

450 residences with coworking downstairs, in the middle of Miami Worldcenter. Rents and floor plans — the moment they're published.