Pre-leasing has begun at Lakeview at Nomi, a seven-story, 342-unit mixed-income residential development at 13855 NW 17th Avenue in North Miami, with first move-ins scheduled for November 2026.

What is Lakeview at Nomi and who built it?

Lakeview at Nomi is a mixed-income residential development brought to market by Integra Investments in partnership with the City of North Miami Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), occupying a 7.6-acre lakeside site in North Miami. The project was designed by Anillo Toledo Lopez Architecture and rises seven stories above its waterfront setting.

  • Developer: Integra Investments, partnering with the City of North Miami Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA)
  • Architect: Anillo Toledo Lopez Architecture
  • Site: 7.6-acre lakeside parcel at 13855 NW 17th Avenue, North Miami

What kinds of apartments will be available at Lakeview at Nomi?

Lakeview at Nomi will offer one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments across its 342 units, along with four live-work residences designed to accommodate residents who operate small businesses from home. The live-work units reflect a growing trend in mixed-use urban development across Miami-Dade County, giving entrepreneurs a dedicated residential-commercial hybrid option within a larger rental community.

  • Total units: 342, spread across a seven-story building
  • Unit types: one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom apartments
  • Specialty units: four live-work residences
  • Mixed-income designation means a portion of units are reserved for income-qualified renters

When can residents expect to move in?

Integra Investments has set November 2026 as the target date for initial move-ins at Lakeview at Nomi, with pre-leasing already underway as of August 2026. Prospective tenants can begin the application process now ahead of the building's formal opening.

What does this project mean for North Miami's redevelopment goals?

The City of North Miami Community Redevelopment Agency's (CRA) direct partnership on Lakeview at Nomi signals an ongoing public commitment to expanding affordable and mixed-income housing stock within the city's redevelopment corridor. North Miami has faced sustained pressure from rising rents across Miami-Dade County, and CRA-backed projects like this one are intended to ensure that lower- and moderate-income households retain access to new-construction rental housing.

  • CRA involvement ties the project to publicly established redevelopment priorities for the North Miami area
  • Mixed-income structure addresses affordability alongside market-rate demand
  • Lakeside location on a 7.6-acre site offers an amenity-rich setting uncommon for income-restricted developments

Original reporting on this development was published by Florida YIMBY.