Miramar

Miramar is an apartment building at 405 West 206th Street in Inwood, at the northern tip of Manhattan, developed by LMXD with Taconic Partners. It stands on the blocks between Broadway and the Harlem River, part of the new mixed-income housing built in Inwood following the neighborhood’s rezoning.

Inwood Hill Park, the last stretch of old-growth forest and salt marsh on Manhattan, is a few blocks west, and Fort Tryon Park and The Met Cloisters are a walk south. The A train at Dyckman Street and 207th Street and the 1 at 207th Street serve the neighborhood, and Broadway’s Dominican restaurants, bakeries and shops run through the center of Inwood.

The 2018 Inwood rezoning allowed taller residential buildings along the Harlem River and on the industrial blocks east of Tenth Avenue, in exchange for affordable housing requirements. Miramar, completed in 2025 with 474 apartments across 17 floors, is one of the first large buildings to rise under it, and it includes income-restricted units alongside market-rate apartments.

The rezoning was contested by many longtime residents, who worried about rising rents in one of Manhattan’s last moderately priced neighborhoods, and buildings like Miramar sit at the center of that debate. For renters, Inwood offers more space for the money than almost anywhere else in Manhattan, with large parks close by on three sides.