Naftali Group's 67-story JEM rises over the $6B Worldcenter district. Floors 10 through 42 are rentals — and nobody is marketing them yet.
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JEM rises more than 700 feet over Miami Worldcenter, the 27-acre, $6 billion district that reshaped the north end of Downtown. Brightline at MiamiCentral, the Kaseya Center and Bayside are all within a few blocks.
The tower splits in two: 259 condominiums occupy the upper floors, while floors 10 through 42 hold 530 purpose-built rental apartments. Developer marketing so far has focused almost entirely on the condos — which is why rental pricing is so hard to find.
Why this building
Floors 10–42 are institutional rental stock leased by one operator — not individually owned condos sublet at owner discretion.
Retail, restaurants and the Brightline concourse are inside the district, not a drive away.
Rental pricing for JEM has not been published anywhere. The waitlist is how you see it first.
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FAQ
Construction is tracking to Q4 2027. Rental lease-up typically begins as the building tops out and finishes — waitlist members are notified when pricing is released.
Both. Floors 43 and above are JEM Private Residences condominiums for sale. Floors 10–42 are the 530 rental apartments this page covers.
Not yet published. Naftali's marketing to date has covered the condos only.
Naftali Group, a New York developer, building at 1016 NE 2nd Avenue within Miami Worldcenter.
The Waitlist
530 rental homes with no public pricing anywhere. Floor plans and rents — emailed the moment Naftali releases them.