Brand New Condo Downtown Miami

Stay in this brand-new 1BR apartment in Downtown Miami at 501 First Residences. The unit features a queen bed in the bedroom and a double sofa bed in the living room, comfortably hosting up to 4 guests. Enjoy a bright, modern space with stylish finishes and access to premium building amenities. Located minutes from Brickell, Bayside, dining, shopping, and nightlife, it’s the perfect home base for exploring Miami.

Welcome to a brand-new 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment designed for comfort and convenience in the heart of Downtown Miami. The space features a private bedroom with a queen-size bed and a double sofa bed in the living room, comfortably accommodating up to four guests.

The open-concept living area is bright and modern, with stylish finishes and large windows that bring in plenty of natural light. The living room is perfect for relaxing after a day exploring the city, while the fully equipped kitchen makes it easy to prepare meals or enjoy takeout from nearby restaurants.

Guests also have access to the building’s modern amenities, offering a true downtown living experience in one of Miami’s newest residential towers. The unit is thoughtfully designed for both short getaways and longer stays, combining comfort, style, and an unbeatable location.

The building is brand new, some amenities are still not opened.

Parking:
It is a valet parking. The rates are the following:

Up to 1 hour: $15.99
Up to 2 hours: $21.00
Up to 3 hours: $31.50
Up to 10 hours: $42.00
Up to 1 day: $52.50

GUEST CHECK IN POLICY
Property manager responsibilities before arrival:
1. Ensure every guest is registered in the system with the full legal name that appears on the
government id that will be provided at check in time.
2. Provide the guest with the unit door pin code before arrival. Front Desk staff will not have access
to this code.
3. Place an active key fob inside the unit for the guest to use for common area doors such as main
entrance, elevators, and amenity doors.
Front desk procedures on arrival:
1. Transient guests will not have access to the main door upon arrival. A staff member will open
the door for the guest.
2. Transient guests must check in at the Front Desk and provide valid government identification
matching the information on the guest reservation.
3. Guests must provide a cell phone number to the Front Desk for visitors, deliveries, and/or
emergencies.
4. Once the Front Desk has verified all information in the system, the Front Desk staff will escort
the guest to the main elevators and provide them with access to their designated floor.
5. Remind the guest that unit door access uses a pin code provided by the Property Manager and
that pin codes must not be shared for security reasons. Association staff will be unable to keep
the guest and unit should the guest share the pin code with an unauthorized person.
During stay:
1. Front Desk staff does not issue pin codes or key fobs.
2. Should the guest not have the key fob in their possession for any reason, Front Desk staff will
only provide access to the elevator for registered guests. Staff will not give access to amenities
common area doors.
Checkout and after:
1. Front Desk staff will not accept any key fobs upon check out. Guest is responsible for leaving
key fobs inside the unit.
2. If the key fob is missing, there will be a $50.00 replacement fee.
Parking:
It is a valet parking. The rates are the following:

Up to 1 hour: $15.99
Up to 2 hours: $21.00
Up to 3 hours: $31.50
Up to 10 hours: $42.00
Up to 1 day: $52.50
TRASH DISPOSAL
Please do not put cardboard or bulky items down the chute as this will likely back it up and
possibly render it temporarily out of order.
Please be careful when throwing items down the chute. Any items thrown away by mistake
will not be able to be collected by staff.
Under no circumstances should any moving materials be placed or forced into the sinks,
tubs, trash chute, left in the trash room or corridors. This is a serious violation of the
fire/safety rules of the Building.
Do not leave any trash, bags , or furniture in the trash chute area, hallways or hung outside
the doors.
Please break down any card boxes and place them inside the designated recycling bin
located in the loading dock area.
Furniture, household items and card boxes cannot be left by dumpsters or inside trash
chute rooms.
Fines will be levied to anyone found leaving trash or furniture in the Service elevator area,
stairwells, corridors, loading dock or by dumpsters.
If you are not sure how to dispose of an item, please contact the Front Desk
TRASH DISPOSAL
Please do not put cardboard or bulky items down the chute as this will likely back it up and
possibly render it temporarily out of order.
Please be careful when throwing items down the chute. Any items thrown away by mistake
will not be able to be collected by staff.
Under no circumstances should any moving materials be placed or forced into the sinks,
tubs, trash chute, left in the trash room or corridors. This is a serious violation of the
fire/safety rules of the Building.
Do not leave any trash, bags , or furniture in the trash chute area, hallways or hung outside
the doors.
Please break down any card boxes and place them inside the designated recycling bin
located in the loading dock area.
Furniture, household items and card boxes cannot be left by dumpsters or inside trash
chute rooms.
Fines will be levied to anyone found leaving trash or furniture in the Service elevator area,
stairwells, corridors, loading dock or by dumpsters.
If you are not sure how to dispose of an item, please contact the Front Desk
BALCONIES
• Only patio furniture and outdoor plants can be placed on your balcony. It cannot be used for
storage. Please use your storage unit to store items.
• No open flames are permitted on the balcony.
• No items may be hung from the balcony: towels, clothes, string lights, etc.
• Do not dispose of cigarettes, cigars or other items over the balcony.
• Pets may not be kept on balcony at any time.
• When cleaning balcony, make sure no debris or substance is swept off the ledge.
• No water can be thrown from balcony.
• Upon notice of approaching hurricanes or severe weather, the Unit Owner must remove all
furniture and plants from the balcony.
• Jumping over balconies onto concrete slabs is strictly prohibited
BICYCLE / SCOOTER POLICY
Bicycles, tricycles, electric scooters, skateboards, and any other play equipment, baby
strollers and similar items shall not at any time be left in the hallways or other areas
within the common areas of the building (including balconies, terraces, and pat ios).
Bicycles/scooters may not be stored on balconies. Storage racks are located on the
second floor and are available to use for registered bicycles/scooters only. Service
elevator must be used to enter and exit the building at all times. Use of main elevators
and main lobby/entrance is strictly prohibited.
Any bicycles or scooters that have not been registered with the management office may
be removed and disposed of by the Association or its manager or agents.

There is a limited amount of bicycle
storage racks. Racks are available

for registration on a first-come, first-
serve basis.

Cleaning or moving carts with
exposed screws or metals that may
damage doors and walls may not be
used by third party companies.
Please see management with any
questions and/or to have the cart
approved.
EMERGENCY UNIT ACCESS
In accordance with Chapter 718, Florida Statutes, and in order to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the
community, the Association reserves the right to access individual Units and Limited Common Element, from
time to time, during reasonable hours, as may be necessary to maintain life-safety systems and ensure the
protection of the Building.
The Association and its authorized personnel may enter a unit without prior notice if it is determined that
immediate entry is required due to an urgent safety concern. Examples of such situations include water leaks,
fire hazards, structural issues, or any other condition where delay could cause damage to the Property or create
a risk to residents. Entry under these circumstances will be limited to addressing the immediate concern.
The Association will also conduct scheduled safety inspections of units from time to time. These inspections are
intended to identify and prevent potential hazards, such as leaks, plumbing conditions, and mechanical issues
that may impact other units or the common elements. Prior to a scheduled inspection, the Association will notify
Unit Owners in writing with the date and approximate time of entry. Owners are required to provide or allow
access and ensure that Association representatives can complete these inspections safely and efficiently.
Failure to provide or allow access, or interfering with the Association’s lawful right of entry, may result in
enforcement actions as permitted under the governing documents and Florida law. These actions may include
fines, suspension of common area privileges, and recovery of costs incurred by the Association to gain access.