Centralis Residences Unit #608
Rent
US$2,350
2
units for rent
Source: Unit 501
Source: Unit 501
Source: Unit 501
Source: Unit 501
Source: Unit 501
Source: Unit 501
Source: Unit 501
Source: Unit 501
Source: Unit 501
Source: Unit 501
Source: Unit 501
Source: Unit 501
Source: Unit 501
Source: Unit 501
Source: Unit 501
Source: Unit 501
Address:
1110 NW 1st St, Miami, FL 33128
Area:
Downtown Miami
Location:
City
Year built:
2023
Units:
100 total — 2 for rent
Pet friendly:
Contact for pet restriction
Rental price range:
US$2,350 to US$4,500/mo
CENTRALIS RESIDENCES RENTAL GUIDE
Is Centralis Residences Right for You?
Centralis Residences may suit renters who want a recent home in Little Havana, west of Downtown. The eight-story property began as a managed apartment community and is being converted into individually owned condominiums, so a rental may come from the original operator or a separate owner. Its 100 residences are mainly one- and two-bedroom plans, with selected larger layouts. Shared features include a pool deck, fitness room, lounge, grilling space, balconies, in-home laundry, and covered parking. Confirm the landlord, lease format, parking assignment, and management route for the exact home.
Good Fit If
- You want a smaller, newer building near Little Havana and Downtown.
- You value a pool, fitness room, balcony, and covered parking.
- You prefer a conventional one- or two-bedroom layout.
Compare Other Options If
- You want to live inside the central Downtown transit grid.
- You prefer a settled condominium with one established approval path.
Why Rent at Centralis Residences?
Centralis combines recent construction, a manageable eight-story scale, and a western urban location that differs from Downtown's high-rise core.
Little Havana Position
The building is just north of West Flagler Street, near LoanDepot Park and the Miami River. Downtown and Brickell are close by road, but this is not a Metromover-doorstep location.
Practical Apartment Features
Open kitchens, in-home laundry, balconies, and covered parking support everyday use. Layout, balcony direction, parking location, storage, and finish still need a home-by-home inspection.
Compact Shared Program
A pool deck, fitness room, lounge, sundeck, and grilling areas cover common recreation without the circulation of a large tower. Ask about hours, guests, reservations, and tenant access.
Two Possible Leasing Routes
The apartment-to-condominium conversion means management and owner responsibilities may vary. Identify who owns, manages, maintains, and receives payment for the selected residence.
Things to Consider Before Renting at Centralis Residences
The building's recent conversion makes three contract and operating checks especially important before a renter commits.
Confirm the Landlord
Determine whether the offer comes from the building's leasing operation or an individual condo owner. The lease, payment portal, maintenance contact, approval path, and renewal process should all match.
Conversion Work May Continue
Sales, inspections, owner closings, and changes in building procedures can occur during a condominium conversion. Ask what work or access changes are expected during the proposed term.
Location Requires a Route Test
The address is west of central Downtown. Test regular trips to work, rail, groceries, parks, and nightlife at the actual hours you plan to travel.
Renting at Centralis Residences: What to Know
Start by verifying the legal landlord, current manager, unit number, and whether condominium approval applies. Request the complete application and move instructions, then confirm screening, lease term, required records, insurance, pets, fees, deposits, utilities, covered parking, guests, packages, elevator scheduling, and access to the pool, fitness room, lounge, grills, and sundeck. Reconcile every instruction with the lease before paying. At possession, document finishes and appliances, balcony condition, laundry equipment, keys, access devices, assigned parking, and the correct maintenance and emergency contacts.
Compare Centralis Residences With Similar Downtown Miami Buildings
Diamond Tower offers an established nearby condominium; Flagler on the River adds a managed riverfront apartment tower; Madison Downtown moves toward a larger gated community.
Diamond Tower
Diamond Tower is a compact established condominium near LoanDepot Park with owner-controlled one- through three-bedroom homes and gated covered parking. Compare older systems and individual finishes with Centralis's newer construction and conversion-stage routines.
Flagler on the River
This professionally managed apartment tower sits directly on the Miami River and offers one- through three-bedroom plans. It provides a simpler single-landlord alternative with a taller building and more central Downtown access.
Madison Downtown
Madison is an established two-tower condominium with gated grounds, a pool, fitness room, clubhouse, and outdoor courts. Compare its larger community and older owner-renovated homes with Centralis's smaller recent building.
MLS List of Available Condos for Lease at the Centralis Residences
Centralis Residences Unit #501
Rent
US$4,500
About the Centralis Residences
Centralis Residences is a luxury building in the Downtown Miami area with City location. There are currently 2 condos for lease with bedrooms. Rental prices starts at US$2,350. Rentals are in high demand on this building so contact us to schedule a showing. We are specialized in long term rentals.
