At a Glance
- Robert Finvarb Companies launched sales for NoBe PARC Miami Beach, a 15-story, 232-unit residential development in North Beach, announced May 20, 2026.
- Residences run from studios to three-bedroom-plus-den layouts, priced from approximately $570,000 to $2 million, each delivered fully finished and furnished.
- Arquitectonica designed the building, with TAG as architect of record, interiors by V Starr, and furnishings by Crate & Barrel; OneWorld Properties exclusively leads sales.
- Completion is scheduled for late 2028; the sales gallery is at 7103 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach.
Sales are open at NoBe PARC Miami Beach. Robert Finvarb Companies announced the launch on May 20, introducing a 15-story residential development that will bring 232 fully finished and furnished residences to North Beach, steps from the shoreline. The pitch to buyers is direct: turnkey homes with short-term rental flexibility, in a Miami Beach market where such options have become increasingly scarce. OneWorld Properties exclusively leads sales.
A developer betting on his own neighborhood
For Robert Finvarb, the project carries a personal dimension.
There is a clear evolution happening in North Beach. I grew up here, and I’ve watched it transform from a quiet coastal enclave into one of the most compelling areas in Miami Beach. NoBe PARC is both personal and intentional for us, as it reflects our belief in the neighborhood’s future and in delivering a product that finally matches how people want to live here today: flexible, design-forward, and connected to the water and community.
The Miami-based firm built its reputation in hospitality, with a portfolio that includes Hyatt Centric South Beach, AC by Marriott/Element by Westin Brickell, The Vanguard, Autograph Collection in Ann Arbor, and the planned Hyatt Centric Wynwood. That hospitality-first orientation shapes NoBe PARC’s premise: residences designed to be lived in, leased, or used seasonally with equal ease.
Inside the residences
The development offers studios, junior one-bedrooms, one-bedroom-plus-den, two-bedroom-plus-den, and three-bedroom-plus-den residences, priced from approximately $570,000 to $2 million. Every home is delivered fully furnished, with interiors by V Starr and furnishings by Crate & Barrel. Layouts include private terraces, custom Italian-inspired cabinetry, quartz countertops, full appliance packages, glass-enclosed showers, built-out closets, in-unit washers and dryers, and pre-wiring for high-speed internet. Arquitectonica designed the building, with TAG as architect of record.
An amenity program that reads like a resort
A fifth-floor deck holds a resort-style pool with an integrated spa and sun shelves, alongside a sauna, steam room, treatment room, and outdoor cold plunge. Co-working spaces, social lounges, summer kitchens, gaming lawns, and a children’s playroom fill out the floor. The rooftop is given over to mornings and evenings: sunrise yoga spaces, private cabanas, sunset lounges, and relaxation areas overlooking the city and coastline. A 24-hour attended lobby, valet parking with a residential app, fitness center, package and storage rooms, and a Beach Club experience extend the building’s reach, while ground-floor commercial space is planned to activate the surrounding streets.
Why flexibility is the amenity that matters
Miami Beach buyers today are looking for something very different from what they were even five years ago. Flexibility has become one of the most valuable amenities in real estate. Buyers still want the Miami Beach lifestyle, but they also want the ability to use their residence on their own terms. North Beach is resonating because it still feels authentic, walkable, and poised for long-term growth at a time when much of Miami Beach has already matured.
OneWorld Properties has logged more than $6 billion in residential sales over 25-plus years, with buyers drawn from more than twenty major U.S. cities and over 60 countries. NoBe PARC sits near the Miami Beach Bandshell, North Beach Oceanside Park, and the Collins Avenue retail and dining corridor, with Bal Harbour and Surfside minutes away. Completion is scheduled for late 2028, and the sales gallery is open at 7103 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach.