Casa Marti – A Detailed Look
Casa Marti is a rental residence located in Miami, Florida, offering shared apartments. Monthly rents range from 1,225 to 1,300 USD (indicative — confirm with the operator). The property accepts lease terms of six months or longer, and availability begins from 06 July 2026. It features bills included and laundry facilities. Unit types are five‑bedroom apartments. The Google rating is 4.9 based on 39 reviews.
Who This Residence Suits
Casa Marti works well for tenants who prioritise security, a well‑equipped gym, and a location close to downtown Miami. Multiple five‑bedroom floor plans mean it is primarily designed for groups of students or young professionals who are comfortable sharing a large apartment. The all‑inclusive utility model (bills included) removes the hassle of setting up separate accounts, which can be attractive for first‑time renters or those moving from abroad.
The building’s high security and responsive leasing team, noted in resident feedback, suit people who want a safe, well‑managed environment. For those who enjoy community events, Casa Marti hosts monthly social activities. The gym is described as having good equipment — a benefit for fitness‑oriented residents who prefer not to pay for an external membership.
The six‑month minimum lease provides flexibility for interns, semester‑exchange participants, or early‑career professionals who need medium‑term housing without locking into a full year. The availability start date in July 2026 aligns with typical summer move‑ins for academic or job rotations.
Who It Might Not Suit
Casa Marti may not be ideal for single occupants seeking a studio or one‑bedroom unit. The only unit type is five‑bedroom apartments, so privacy is limited. People who value absolute quiet and rarely want to interact with roommates should consider other configurations.
Several resident comments mention maintenance and cleanliness concerns regarding common areas. The halls are rarely cleaned and trash rooms can produce odours. For tenants with a low tolerance for shared maintenance issues, this could be a drawback. Additionally, the property lacks a swimming pool, which some renters in Miami might consider standard given the warm climate. The rent is also above the city’s lowest available price (see Price Positioning below), so budget‑conscious renters can find cheaper options elsewhere in Miami.
A three‑star review highlights that while the location is nice and quiet, the building was not well maintained, with bodily fluids and finger marks observed. Sensitive individuals or those who expect pristine common areas should weigh this feedback carefully.
What Residents Actually Say
The three Google reviews provide a mixed but largely positive picture. Two five‑star reviews praise the staff, gym, and convenience.
Olivia (5 stars):
“I truly cannot say enough good things about Casa Marti. From the prompt staff to the incredible gym and proximity to everything I love in Ybor and downtown Tampa. I enjoy this building for the secureness and the leasing team who makes moving/ transferring units hassle free!”
Nicole Cook (5 stars):
“I love living at Casa Marti. It’s super close to downtown and the gym is amazing. I can’t hear my neighbors much and the apartment itself is perfect. Chris is also super helpful and has made living at this place stress free and easy”
Kay M (3 stars):
“Let’s just start with the location is nice, quiet, safe for ybor. They do cool monthly events! Price seems too high for no pool but the gym has good equipment. …My biggest issue while living here was the building was not maintained, halls were rarely cleaned and trash rooms smelled up the halls. Bodily fluids, finger m”
The third review is cut off but clearly states dissatisfaction with housekeeping and perceived value. Overall, the two positive reviews dominate the 4.9 rating, but the critical voice should not be dismissed.
Price Positioning vs City’s From-Price
According to data from the same platform, the lowest monthly rent among available student‑style residences in Miami is 1,149 USD. Casa Marti’s minimum price of 1,225 USD is 76 USD higher — about 6.6% above the city’s base. Its maximum of 1,300 USD is 151 USD higher (13%). This positions Casa Marti in the mid‑to‑upper tier of shared accommodations in Miami.
While it is not the cheapest option, the all‑inclusive bills and gym facilities may justify the premium for some renters. However, the lack of a pool and the reported cleanliness issues may weaken the value proposition. Prospective tenants should compare the final all‑in costs with other buildings offering similar amenities. The price is indicative — confirm with the operator.
Room‑Type Guidance
Casa Marti lists only “5b, apartment” — likely meaning five‑bedroom apartments. Each resident typically rents a private bedroom and shares common spaces such as the kitchen, living room, and bathrooms. The exact floor plan (e.g., number of bathrooms) is not specified in the data. Given the five bedrooms, the apartment is suitable for a group of five people who already know each other, or for tenants who are comfortable with a larger number of housemates. The rent per person is 1,225–1,300 USD per month.
If you prefer a smaller share (e.g., two or three bedrooms), you will not find it here. If you are looking for a single studio or a one‑bedroom apartment, this property will not meet your needs.
Booking Timing
Availability begins on 06 July 2026. With a six‑month minimum lease, the earliest move‑in date is that day, and the contract would run at least until January 2027. Given that Miami has a competitive rental market, especially for properties with high Google ratings, you should start inquiries several weeks before July 2026. The limited number of units (only five‑bedroom configurations) means supply is restricted to a few apartments per building. Early contact with the operator (Amber) can help secure a spot.
No specific deadlines or booking windows are provided, but general advice: begin searching 2–3 months before your planned move‑in date. For July 2026, that suggests starting around April or May 2026.
FAQ
Is Casa Marti located in Miami or Tampa?
The address listed in the data is Miami, FL 33130. However, some Google reviews mention Ybor and downtown Tampa. This could indicate that the property brand operates in multiple cities or that the address was entered incorrectly. For the purpose of this article, we treat the property as Miami based on the official data. You should confirm the exact address with the operator at the time of booking.
What are the main pros and cons according to residents?
Pros: Great staff, secure building, excellent gym, close to downtown area, quiet apartment units, helpful leasing team, monthly community events.
Cons: No swimming pool, higher rent relative to amenities, common areas not consistently cleaned, trash room odours, no mention of parking or additional facilities.
Is the price negotiable or fixed?
The price range (1,225–1,300 USD per month) is indicative. The final rent may vary depending on floor plan, lease length, and promotional offers. Always confirm the exact amount with the operator (Amber) before signing.
Sources & data date: Data retrieved from Amber on July 2026. Google rating and reviews as recorded on the same date. All prices are indicative — confirm with the operator.
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