Renters look at UNI Tower when workforce or income-qualified housing in downtown's Arts District is the goal — not a market-rate concession hunt.
The 28-story 2024 tower holds roughly 252 studio and one-bedroom homes with rents capped by income band at 60%, 80%, 100%, 120% or 140% of area median income.
Two dedicated amenity floors — pool with sun shelf, roughly 3,000-square-foot fitness center, yoga room, coworking and game rooms — deliver a full resident experience despite the restricted rent model.
At 1642 NE 1st Avenue, UNI sits in the Arts District with Metromover and Brightline MiamiCentral connections nearby.
For qualifying households, UNI can offer downtown living at rents materially below market-rate towers like Miami Plaza or Bezel.