The Congress Building Apartments

Built in 1923 as an office tower and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The Congress Building now holds 129 income-restricted apartments on 20 stories in Downtown Miami. The Congress Building, expanded in 1925, is managed by TRG Management Company, part of The Related Group, and has four ground-floor retail spaces.

The Congress Building Apartments fast facts

Income Restrictions

The Congress Building is income-restricted family housing financed with Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, and 128 of its 129 apartments are set aside for qualifying households. The manager does not publish income limits or the area median income percentage. Eligibility is determined by the management office.

What amenities does The Congress Building Apartments have?

The Congress Building has an exercise room, a community center, a laundry facility and a leasing office, with about 6,000 square feet of retail on the ground floor.

What features do units at The Congress Building Apartments include?

The Congress Building does not publish floor plans or apartment features. Contact the management office for current availability.

Is The Congress Building Apartments pet friendly?

The Congress Building does not publish a pet policy. Contact the management office for current rules.

Does The Congress Building Apartments have parking?

The Congress Building does not publish parking details. Contact the management office for parking options.

Where is The Congress Building Apartments located?

The Congress Building stands at 111 NE 2nd Avenue, between East Flagler Street and NE 1st Street in the historic core of Downtown Miami. Compare other Downtown Miami apartment buildings.

The Congress Building FAQ

Is The Congress Building income-restricted? Yes. 128 of its 129 apartments are set aside for qualifying households under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program. Income limits are not published, and the management office determines eligibility. Is The Congress Building a historic building? Yes. The Congress Building was built in 1923 as an office tower, expanded in 1925 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Who manages The Congress Building? TRG Management Company, part of The Related Group.

How do you get to The Congress Building Apartments by rail?

The nearest rail station to The Congress Building Apartments is First Street (Metromover), Less than 0.1 le miles away, served by the Metromover Omni Loop, Brickell Loop and Inner Loop 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 (congressbuilding.com) or the full list of Downtown Miami apartment buildings.