ParkLine Miami Apartments

ParkLine Miami apartments occupy two towers of 30 and 33 stories holding 816 apartments at 100 NW 6th Street, built above the MiamiCentral transit hub in Downtown Miami. The towers opened in February 2020 and are managed by Harbor Group Management. The pet-friendly community offers studio to three-bedroom apartments, with Skyview penthouses on the top two floors of each tower.

ParkLine Miami Apartments fast facts

What amenities does ParkLine Miami Apartments have?

At ParkLine Miami, a two-acre sky park roughly 150 feet above street level connects the two towers. It holds an 86-foot infinity pool, a 75-foot lap pool with dual swim lanes, a hot tub, poolside cabanas and a quarter-mile outdoor running track. Fitness facilities include a CrossFit circuit and muscle gym alongside a 3,500-square-foot fitness center with an aerobics room. The community also has bark parks and a pet spa, coworking space and a business center, Wi-Fi in the amenity areas, 24-hour concierge, valet parking and EV charging.

What features do units at ParkLine Miami Apartments include?

Apartments have stainless steel Whirlpool appliances with front-control ranges, quartz countertops, European cabinetry, full-size in-unit washers and dryers and smart Wi-Fi-enabled thermostats. Units have private balconies, nine-foot ceilings and ceramic tile flooring, with floor-to-ceiling windows in select apartments.

Is ParkLine Miami Apartments pet friendly?

ParkLine Miami permits a maximum of two pets per apartment, with no weight limit but some breed restrictions. A one-time fee of $500 per pet applies for up to two pets and must be paid before the pet moves in; monthly pet rent varies. A PetScreening profile is required for each pet. Monkeys, large birds, farm animals, squirrels, large snakes and large lizards are not permitted, and aquariums over 15 gallons are not allowed.

Does ParkLine Miami Apartments have parking?

ParkLine Miami offers valet parking and EV charging stations.

Where is ParkLine Miami Apartments located?

ParkLine Miami is built directly above the MiamiCentral transit hub, where Brightline and Tri-Rail platforms sit on site. Pedestrian connections run south to Government Center station and north to the Historic Overtown/Lyric Theatre and Wilkie D. Ferguson Jr. stations. The Pérez Art Museum Miami, HistoryMiami Museum and Maurice A. Ferré Park are nearby.

How do you get to ParkLine Miami Apartments by rail?

The nearest rail station to ParkLine Miami Apartments is MiamiCentral, On site miles away, served by the Brightline and Tri-Rail Lines. Across the 16 buildings in Downtown Miami listed in this directory with a recorded nearest station, the median distance is 0.2 miles.

For more, see the building's own website (parklinemiami.com) or the full list of Downtown Miami apartment buildings.