In our opinion, this building is plagued by management issues, poor construction, and neglectful ownership. What could have been a great home turned into one of the most stressful living experiences we've ever had -- made significantly worse by our interactions with the landlord, Jay, and his real estate associate, Jenny Pimentel of Compass. From the beginning, we faced ongoing maintenance issues that went unaddressed for months -- including broken appliances and lighting. We ended up replacing fixtures ourselves without so much as a thank-you or reimbursement. Communication was minimal, and the overall attitude felt dismissive and indifferent. The noise levels in the unit were unbearable -- between constant traffic, barking dogs, parties, and paper-thin walls, it was impossible to relax or sleep. These issues led us to make the difficult decision to move out early -- a process that became unnecessarily complicated and, in our view, manipulative. We were asked to complete tasks not outlined in our lease, including repainting the unit and handling professional services ourselves -- all of which we did, and we have receipts to prove it. We were told directly that if we met all conditions (which we did), the early termination fee might be reconsidered. Instead, we were met with silence for weeks, and then a sudden reversal with no explanation. It felt misleading and deeply unfair. Adding to the stress, the building's elevators frequently malfunctioned -- especially challenging when you live on a high floor and are caring for a newborn, as we were. At one point, we were contacted by the landlord the same day we returned home from the hospital, asking about our housing plans -- a moment that felt incredibly intrusive and poorly timed. After more than a decade of living in Midtown and Brickell, this stands out as one of the most frustrating rental experiences we've ever had. In our personal experience, the building is not well-maintained, and we felt disrespected, misled, and unsupported from start to finish. Please do your research before signing a lease at 4Midtown -- and especially in Unit 1607 read more

Worst building in the neighborhood. Stay away! Elevators dont work, garage doors dont work. Terrible management here. Save yourself the move in and move out a year later. read more

Lived here for a year, and really loved it! The apartments are loft style with concrete ceilings. All the rooms are very spacious and the balcony is a perfect size as well. The amenities are decent! Beautiful view, that gets sun for most of the day and an area to grill and hang out with friends. The gym is a bit small but does the job! The area is my favorite part, Midtown is home to many locally owned restaurants, hair salons, coffee shops and... target! Great area to walk around and to own a dog since they have a huge spot where dogs run around freely. 24/7 security at Midtown 4 and the staff was always great! read more

As a unit owner at 4 Midtown since 2014 I am very impressed with our new manager Stephany Laitano's quick grasp of the needs of 4 Midtown.  Stephany has surrounded herself with a highly professional and friendly team that in a short time has inspired new confidence and trust in the management team. The Chief Engineer Luisa, the Assistant manager Roilan and the Admin Genesis have made an outstanding and  positive change which was much needed in our building. I am looking forward to a long relationship with First Service Residential and Stephany Laitano's team. read more

Since the management changed in 4 midtown a few months ago, things are getting much better . We sill have elevator problems, but the administration stopped picking the residents on little things. The new administration also fixed the tacky decoration and repainted the lobby and hallways, so they look way nicer now. read more

DO NOT RECOMMEND. The people working here are unprofessional. They don't know how to solve a single issue. The hire incompetent people to work here. From security to the management office. They make this place miserable. read more

My car was broken into at the garage of the building, when asked management for help they manipulated me into thinking they where going to pay for it. 15 days before my lease was over they said it had been a misunderstanding and that the association wouldn't pay for it, that either I had to pay it out of pocket or do it through my insurance. When it is their responsibility since they permitted the person who damaged my car and 5 others to have access to the building and the parking garage. read more

I honestly only have positive things to say about the building and staff. Great security, friendly front desk, and the management has always been helpful in my experience. I am an owner in the building and extremely satisfied with my experience here. The building is well taken care of and holds its value. I think someone would only have a problem with this building if they can't follow rules, but they are clearly put in place to uphold the standards of the building. Best buliding I've experienced in the 6 years I've been in Miami, and I don't say that lightly. I am truly impressed with 4 Midtown and couldn't be happier with my decision to buy here. read more

This place has to be a joke from the front seat to management. There was an incident DISCRIMINATION and they have yet to follow up STILL. They harassed residents about a dog peeing on the floor but can respond to an email. Staff is rude asf and security is incompetent. read more

The worst management team I have ever seen. What kind of management company is this? You don't have anyone on call that is competent to fix these issues and the person that's supposed to be fixing these issues tells us to hire an electrician or wait until Tomorrow? Who treats their residents like this? What a joke. read more

Wow wow wow !! Thank you Dwayne, and Elena for these inputs. Please encourage other tenants to compliant via "Yelp" we want to here more. read more

Here we go..... If you are JUST looking for a great area that is super convenient to the beach, Wynwood, Brickell, Midtown (Obviously) ETC then this is definitely the place for you. It is centrally located to all those awesome locations. That is honestly where the appeal ends unless you have an ocean view like we did but the city view was not bad. We were lucky enough to have two different management companies while we lived there for one year (10/18 - 10/19). They both sucked. There are quite a few bad things that happened over the year that I will talk about because I have nothing better to do than hopefully instruct/entertain strangers on the internet. (Associa Florida Management Company) The first incident that occured was parking. You get one spot with no option to purchase a second. Weird because other buildings have programs that allow that. We have two cars and they were helpful in anyway in helping resolve that issue. We were not even allowed to have two ACTIVE decals so we could each be allowed in the garage on different days depending on what is going on in our lives. Let me say this before going on. Some of these instances are out of the buildings control. I completely understand that. I am a rational sane human and now that things happen when that many people live in the same building BUT I am going to tell what happened and also the management companies response. The 2nd incident was THE WHOLE BUILDING not having water... on Thanksgiving day. We luckily were not there. They did however leave us a note on the door saying what happened. Mind you, we receive package alert e-mails and text messages from them so I have no idea why a printed paper is more effective than an e-mail. They would also send out mass e-mails to all the tenants about random notices so I am baffled as to why not having water on Thanksgiving was not e-mailed out. How did they notify the residents that were home you may ask?? I find out. They waited for them to come downstairs and ASK! Great job. The 3rd incident was around the new year and a seemingly positive move in the fact that the current General Manager was fired and the Assistant manager was promoted. That was very short lived. Eventually, Assistant manager Wanda then renovates the elevator and lobby to an awful, bright and annoying concept. Everyone hates it so they dim the lights a bit. The 4th incident was in February. I looked up the date on my phone 2/17. We have been gone since Friday visiting my parents in West Palm. We arrive back to the property at 3:30 to find that there has been a fire on the fifth floor. Now remember that I am rational and know that this is not the buildings fault BUT it had been THREE AND A HALF HOURS SINCE THE BUILDING FIRE ALARM WENT OFF. In that time not one person thought to e-mail/text/send a carrier pigeon/ETC to any of the residents/owners to let them know what is going on? Extremely unprofessional. So we have our baby, our dog and our bags that we actually need and cant go get later and have to walk up 24 flights of stairs because we have no where else to go when we could have just waited it out at my parents house if someone was competent enough to send a valuable email at an appropriate time instead of at 7:00 PM that night like they did. The 5th incident was 6/28/19 and we were sent an e-mail the following day 6/29/19. Multiple gunshots in the building. Incident occured 24 hours earlier but great follow up. Lets move on to the Board President, Keith Clayborne. Keith is probably a normal guy who wants to help his community at 4 midtown grow and prosper and be one of the "cool buildings" but the problem is that Keith is not the guy that is going to make that happen. Could I do better? doubtful. I am kind of an jack@ss. Keith tells us somewhere around August I believe that we are going to be switching management companies. Keith fires associa and gives them 30 days to "Transition" with the new management company. New management company enters the game (AKAM Property Management). AKAM starts shaking things up to try and make things better. They make it so we can have either/or of our vehicles in the parking garage as long as it is one at a time. Solid Start AKAM and just when we think we might renew another year after vowing that we would not stay with associa. They start to go downhill. So in the transition AKAM starts using this super fancy package delivery system that shockingly doesn't work for like the first few weeks or month and no one has any idea if they have a package and how many and the times I am there I see people just saying their apartment numbers and receiving all or sometimes not all of the packages and we have to come back later to check even though amazon showed me a picture of the packages all delivered. Extremely unorganized. read more

Nice location, great layouts, modern, beautiful common areas...tons of restaurants and shops within walking distance. Up and coming! read more

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I know, you look at the website, the pictures, the floor plans and you think WOW! what a living, I want to be there. Well, we have been there for 3 years and I am confident that many will agree, it only seems nice. The neighborhood is OK, you have some nice places to go for dinner and drinks: Sugarcane, Five Guys, Cheese Course; shopping: Target, Marshalls, West Elm and few others. Other than that it is an "island" - one block either direction and you in a ghetto, which explains why they have security patrolling the area 24h. All buildings in this are are pet friendly, which is great for pet owners such as myself. However, many people think its ok not to pick up their dog's waist; you can feel it the most in the hot humid summer days. On the other side this area/building is absolutely not children friendly, even though a lot of young families live there, there is no playground. All grass area is contaminated with dog fecal - definitely not a place I would have my 2-year-old run around. For the building self: it looks nice because its new. We lived high up so we had an amazing view to the city and water. The unit self also had a great layout and my favorite part - a lot of closets! The biggest problem in this building are the elevators (4 for approx. 300 units), 2 of which are always either out of order or reserved. At times if you hit the rush-hour you might wait for one to come for 20 minutes, that happened to us and many other people plenty of times. There is no service in this building whatsoever, and the most unfriendly front desk stuff I have ever met. Only one parking spot per unit and the second one at $75 per month at a different garage in the neighborhood or valet for also $75 per month. The tired of our car got slashed in the garage one night, and when we complained at the management office one of the girls said that some other people had a dispute about this parking spot just a few months ago and one's tires got slashed there too, hence she assumed our car was confused with the other tenant. So random... Then we learned that our next-door neighbor's tires also got slashed on both cars just few weeks before. Obviously nobody in this building wanted to take responsibility. Visitors pay to park on the street or valet for $10. The tiny gym is the size of a studio with few old machines and outdated treadmills, the weights don't always have a pair (not sure why people do with them). There is no social/media or party room in this building, instead they put their sales office that takes up 4 units in there. Going out to the pool which looks very nice, you will be fighting for one of the 17 chairs (per over 300 units), no umbrellas, no towels, no nothing. There is also no sun after 3pm. Be sure of your rent increase by 7% every year, they wanted to increase our rent by $450 for the next year and when our neighbors asked them about their upcoming increase they received a letter few days later that they had to move because the developer wanted to stage their unit as model apartment. Nobody even bothered to inform them. Going back to what I said in the beginning: "It only seems nice". They charge rent as if they were as 5 star condo like Murano, Icon etc. but they are not even close to live up to people's expectations. Don't spend your money there, you will regret it. read more

4 Midtown Miami - Condominiums Near Me - Miami, Florida

The management office here consists of some of the rudest people you will ever meet in your life all in one centralized location! YAYY. I have decided not to live here solely because they made the process absolutely miserable. read more

This is NOT quite luxury living. We actually love our rental space so much we looked into units to buy. Not only does the math not really make sense but, we agree with Elena, after six months "it only seems nice." We think the MANAGEMENT COMPANY has a LOT of opportunities and that is the predominant reason we have opted not to follow through and buy here. There are a FEW individuals that SHINE. Especially the concierge, Jackie. Jesus at the front desk is always very courteous. The rest of the front desk staff are nice, but, sadly, pretty non-memorable. MANAGEMENT decisions like closing the ONLY MAJOR amenity (the pool) for 3 1/2 MONTHS during high season with less than a week's notice during the SAME TIME as they planned a gym renovation that's slated for at least 6 weeks(with less than a weekend's notice) at the SAME TIME as they planned a lobby renovation suggests that they are trying to improve the way things LOOK. Personally, I'd wish they'd focus on the way things OPERATE. Who cares if a valet has a new uniform if he's inside the lobby speaking in Spanish at the top of his lungs or sloppily hunched over his podium, texting on his phone? Who cares if there is 24-hour security at the front desk if at 6 am they've pulled out a CD PLAYER and are playing hip-hop in the lobby? Not so high class... Why, with only FOUR elevators in the building, can't the cars be re-programmed to return to the GROUND FLOOR where they are most often accessed so one is not waiting an eternity? Really, don't even get me started on the elevators! The electric issues ARE KNOWN by all of the staff, but nothing has been done to address the fact that THE ONE CALL BUTTON for all four elevators never stays pressed/activated, or that somehow my FOB accesses everyone else's floor but, only in one car, can I not access my OWN floor? It's become a joke among residents that, no, instead, we renovate what was a pretty decent lobby. We put in a maintenance request to have someone comes check our water heater. A minimum of 24 hours? And then no one ever came...? We've experienced at least three potentially false fire alarms that have triggered the alarm system and automatic announcements to evacuate the building. But no one comes back on the PA to ANNOUNCE it IS a false alarm -- so you don't know if you should flee or what... If you have more than one car you will have to park the second at a neighboring lot a block away (TARGET) and pay an additional fee. However, when there is a week-long festival going on here in Midtown (ie: Art Miami), your paid parking spot is not guaranteed by the AMPCO lot. Not necessarily the building's issue, except the building also ceases valet parking that week and you will literally have to fight the neighboring garage's attendant to let you in to try and find a spot -- and there very well might not be one.(translation: you will come home after a long day of work and hunt for a spot to park, despite paying for additional parking and you will have no support from 4 Midtown). If they are really trying to step it up at 4 Midtown, they need to focus more on facility management and service at least as much as they are overhauling the facilities... read more

Front desk staff is the best you will ever meet. The elevators are absolutely the worst you will ever see in any bldg. There is always something wrong with the elevators. At least once a week-at least. If you choose to live here be forewarned warned---you are forced to use Hotwire service which is hands-down the most unreliable service- I have had other service providers and never had the amount of issues I have had living here at such a frequency. A big property like this should be utilizing a big internet/cable Company like AT&T or Xfinity. I never heard of Hotwire before moving here 'that should have told me something. read more

Management is the most useless people that "work here"! They are rude and not helpful!! I would stay away from renting or buying from this building! Not a pleasant experience at all! read more

We lived here for one year... decided not to buy here. Felt the building was really poorly managed. The only real amenity is the pool and your right under the MIA air traffic pattern, so you're listening to jets landing every 5 minutes (no joke). Felt the neighborhood was not as luxe as the asking prices for their units. There are a couple great restaurants here but, let's be honest, the anchor stores at Midtown are discount/outlet retailers and the crowd hanging out there generally reflects that. You only get ONE parking spot and pay $75/month to have another one -- at the TARGET parking lot a block away (not so fun in the rain). And that extra spot you pay for will never be guaranteed -- which is not fun during the large events that take place there (ie ArtMiami). The valet are sloppy (and often in their cell phones or yapping in Spanish at the top of their lungs in the lobby), the front desk staff are mostly forgettable (except when they've plugged in their personal clock radios and are playing disco in the lobby at 6 am! (so luxe)... We just felt the place just needs a lot of work and better management to command the prices they're asking... especially when there are so many other great options for luxe urban living in Miami. read more

how has no one written a review of this place in like 3 years? i think the management has changed over a couple times since the last review. They still suck. They change over whenever persistent problemsThey changed over when AirBNB issues were coming up, for ex. They just change whenever theres a new compainant group. It is a reactionary approach to punish everyone in the building with millions of posts in the elevators, wedged into your door handle, and taped up by the elevator, etc. Its like my catholic high school days. You behave well just so you dont have to hear the hag teacher go on about it for 5 days and punish everyone else with stupid work. Speaking of stupid-- the pool area. Like someone else said you have to fight for chairs, or the covered bed couch things which I think there is only one of them, so obviously people go straight for it and never give it up. It has also become a game of running down there on a Saturday morning and throwing towels and a water bottle on some chairs in order to "save" the spot. Then they go back up to their apt for a little while and voila stroll into the pool area which is now filled, and take their chairs while others were walking around for an hour looking for an open chair to sit in for just a little while. Childish things like those are what this place leads you to start doing. And yes, the sun is behind another giant apt building starting around 1, and complete gone by 3. Very annoying. there is a gym, and its ok. The parking garage is nice to have, no doubt, but it's a poor design. They cram like 110 spots on the floors and the visibility is horrible. some spots are on weird angles jutting out you think a car is pulling out but its just how the spot is painted in. Visibility is terrible coming around the floor. There is very little room for two cars passing each other. The little sensor system to get into the garage is ghetto and you should be prepared on any given day to sit at the gate and wait for 15 min while people get all backed up behind you, bc the sensor wont read the pass on your rearview mirror. Youll often see people waving their passes around outside of the car. The whole system of getting in there is ridiculous, the gates, the waiting, the pole going up, the lack of responsiveness with the sensor system. Its just really low budget. The front desk guys are lovely but utterly useless. they are cool, they really dont give you a hard time but unfortunately all of the super cool peeps at the board meetings have decided to do away with doormen and install automatic doors. So I'm sorry to say that those guys will be out of jobs soon. The electrical sucks, like someone else said. Light switches dont work, the oven half works, half the keypad is shorted out, the other half is ok. The wifi is horrible also as smoeone else said, they use f*ing Hotwire... which is like comically horrible. The remotes are weird the channels are weird, the wifi SUCKS. Its barely wifi. Its like the sh*t wifi you get on a plan that doesnt let you do anything. I dont understand why thats been allowed to go on for so long. I got unlimited data on my devices so I dont even use the wifi anymore. its that bad. The views are nice, but the planes sort of ruin any relaxing patio time. Renters dont often go to the board meetings and so only a few select owners actually do and then we're left with whatver absolutely 4th grade hall-monitor type rule those cretins created that month.There is a new board, the main guy is KEITH, he has his name plastered all over the notices. Something obviously happened recently with a pet somewhere bc immediately the notices were posted all over the place threatening anyone who brings a dog onto the grass by the pool area (near the bbqs and party area). So now the whole buildng has to hear about for 2 weeks, and THEN to make things extra clear, they took it even further and now everyone in the building has to pay $300 to regster their pets as part of a "registration AUDIT" lolol... its like the fricking gestapo at this place. They have some sad hat standing at the front desk accosting people as they walk by to try and get them to register their pet like its a scammy bank deal you'll be stupid enough to sit down for. Paperwork is due at end of month, yet they are bothering people in the middle of the lobby in and out at 830 in the morning. And if you say anything other than OK! they immediately want to know what your apt number is so I just say someone else's apartment. The elevators seem to be a sore spot in the reviewers, but I have yet to have issues with the elevators beyond electrical crap which sucks everywhere in the building. If you like to smoke weed youll ike this place bc many people are high all the time. The elvators reek multiple times a day and whatever thats cool. Never heard of any stoned people making a rauckus or bothering anyone so maybe KEITH should take a couple hits and calm himself down. read more

one of the worst places to live at. management is the worst. and valet is very aggressive. the elevators are the worst. i would not recommend living here. read more

I have lived here for 4 yrs and yes, the MIA flight plan will be a constant distraction...No, it is not as luxe a neighborhood as the asking price...poorly managed...very few amenities. No available parking for out of town guests or ANY valet during ART BASAL. But, the one MAJOR problem is the water pipes in the building are of the poorest quality and have been bursting and flooding resident apartments, the hallways, the elevators, the lobby and the mailroom. It has happened MANY times, in various locations throughout the building, causing $$$$ in damages and time. The problem is unfixable & is only being dealt with on a case by case basis and one pipe can cause damage to mulitiple floors. When my upstairs neighbors pipe busted the water came into my apartment and the one below me and it took several hours to even get someone to the building to turn the water off. As I write this the second floor has flooded for the second time in 6 months. The elevators are not working and tenants are walking down 30 flights to walk thier dogs. If renting, renters insurance is highly recommended! Buyers beware. read more