The Rider Residences Tops Off in Wynwood
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The Rider Residences, a fully furnished condominium at 94 NE 29th St. in Miami’s Wynwood area, has topped off, per the developers’ announcement reported Oct. 21, 2026. Ciprés and Rilea Group are the developers, and the official project site lists 152 residences and 12 residential levels as of Oct. 22, 2026.
The Rider has reached the top of its concrete structure. The developers, Ciprés and Rilea Group, announced the milestone in September 2026. Here is what the official project and developer sources publish, and what a topped-off building does and does not mean for a buyer.
The milestone
The developers announced that the building had topped off, with the final slab poured (developer announcement, as reported by South Florida Agent Magazine, Oct. 21, 2026). That is the only outlet-reported fact on this page. The official project site does not publish a completion date as of Oct. 22, 2026, so ask for the date stated in the purchase contract. Topping off is a structural milestone. It is not a certificate of occupancy and does not fix a closing date.
The building, per the official site
| The Rider at a glance | Detail | Source (as of) |
|---|---|---|
| Project site | 94 NE 29th St., Miami, FL 33137 | Official site (Oct. 22, 2026) |
| Sales gallery | 89 NE 27th St., Suite 105, Miami, FL 33137 | Official site (Oct. 22, 2026) |
| Residences | 152, fully furnished and fully serviced | Official site, home and building pages (Oct. 22, 2026) |
| Levels | 12 residential levels, 3 parking levels, landscaped rooftop (the residences page says residences span 10 levels) | Official site, building and residences pages (Oct. 22, 2026) |
| Retail | 11,200 SF ground-floor and rooftop retail | Official site, building page (Oct. 22, 2026) |
| Developer | Ciprés + Rilea Group | Official site, team page (Oct. 22, 2026) |
| Architect | Deforma Studio | Official site, team page (Oct. 22, 2026) |
| Rentals | Short-term rental allowed, with optional third-party management; the disclaimer says each owner needs a certificate of use for short-term rentals | Official site, building page and disclaimer (Oct. 22, 2026) |
| Price | Not printed: no HR new-developments card | Checked Oct. 22, 2026 |
| Completion | Not published on the official site | Checked Oct. 22, 2026 |
Unit count note. The project site’s home, building and residences pages say 152 residences; the developer’s corporate Ciprés site describes The Rider as “a 146-unit residential condominium” (both accessed Oct. 22, 2026). The two official sources disagree, so ask which count the offering documents use.
Residences and finishes
The official site says every residence is fully furnished, with Italian kitchens and appliances and Spanish porcelain tile floors and fixtures. It names Italkraft kitchens (designed in Italy, fabricated in Miami), Bertazzoni appliances, Cosentino surfaces, Porcelanosa tile, with Restoration Hardware in certain penthouse levels and lanai units (as of Oct. 22, 2026). Building services listed include 24-hour valet, complimentary for owners, a 24-hour front counter, smart-fob security, hospitality-style check-in and optional property management for rentals through Ciprés Living.
Amenities
The amenities page lists, as of Oct. 22, 2026: a private beach club with towel and food service; a “Lightning” porte-cochère sculpture by Van Alpert; a pet spa; a fitness and longevity program with weights, a cold-plunge garden, infrared saunas, a hammam and massage room; a golf simulator; motorcycle and scooter rentals and a gated bicycle room; a resident lounge with billiards, a theater screen and DJ turntables; a rooftop pool; and a roaming art gallery.
Location
The site places The Rider at the crossroads of Wynwood, Midtown, Edgewater and the Design District, and its building page says it sits 85 yards from a scheduled train station (as of Oct. 22, 2026). Our Wynwood neighborhood page, Wynwood new developments guide and Edgewater market overview cover the area, and our Miami-Dade hub covers the county.
What topping off means for a buyer
- Construction risk narrows, but does not end. Topping off marks the structure, not a certificate of occupancy. Ask for the completion date stated in the contract and any extension terms. Our delivery-risk guide explains how we read construction status.
- Rental rules. The official site says short-term rentals are allowed and that each owner needs a certificate of use. Confirm in the condominium declaration and local rules; our Airbnb-friendly Miami condos guide covers City of Miami licensing.
- Deposits. Get the deposit schedule and escrow terms in writing; see our guides to Florida pre-construction deposits and reserves and inspections.
- Documents. The site’s disclaimer directs buyers to the documents required by Section 718.503, Florida Statutes.
For the rest of the pipeline, browse our new-developments board.
Sources: The Rider Residences official site, home, building, residences, amenities and team pages (theriderresidences.com, accessed Oct. 22, 2026); Ciprés (cipres.dev, accessed Oct. 22, 2026); developer topping-off announcement as reported by South Florida Agent Magazine, “The Rider Residences topping-off ceremony” (Oct. 21, 2026), the page’s single outlet source. Prices, availability and delivery dates are subject to change.
FAQ: The Rider Residences topping off
Has The Rider Residences topped off?
Yes. The developers announced the topping off, with the final slab poured, as reported by South Florida Agent Magazine on Oct. 21, 2026.
When is The Rider Residences expected to be completed?
The official project site does not publish a completion date as of Oct. 22, 2026. Ask for the completion date and extension terms stated in the purchase contract.
Where is The Rider Residences?
At 94 NE 29th St., Miami, FL 33137, with a sales gallery at 89 NE 27th St., Suite 105, per the official site as of Oct. 22, 2026.
How many residences are at The Rider?
The project site lists 152 fully furnished residences, while the developer’s corporate Ciprés site says 146 units, both as of Oct. 22, 2026. Ask which count the offering documents use.
How tall is The Rider?
The building page lists 12 residential levels, three parking levels and a landscaped rooftop; the residences page says residences span 10 levels, as of Oct. 22, 2026.
Who is developing The Rider Residences?
Ciprés and Rilea Group, with Deforma Studio as architect, per the official site’s team page as of Oct. 22, 2026.
Are short-term rentals allowed at The Rider?
The official site says short-term rentals are allowed, with optional third-party management, and that owners need a certificate of use, as of Oct. 22, 2026. Confirm the rules in the condominium documents and with the City of Miami.
Is a price published for The Rider on Haute Residence?
No. The Rider has no card on our new-developments board as of Oct. 22, 2026, so this article prints no price. Ask the sales gallery for a dated price sheet.