Vice City Apartment Safehouse

This is the third home An Extended Look puts Jason and Lucia in, after the Key Lento stilt house and the Starlet Motel room, and the only one shown both inside and out. The exterior frame is unmistakable: a terracotta walk-up on a corner lot with a pool and loungers at street level, a For Rent sign on the wall, a Now Renting banner strung under the balcony and a tiki mask beside the door, with Lucia in a pink dress and Jason leaning on the rail as a red Leonida City Tours bus passes below. Inside, the footage has the player turning lights on and off, opening a fridge covered in photographs and picking a drink from a menu, all of which marks it as a working safehouse rather than a cutscene set.

Where it sits is the one open question. The mapping community places the building in Crosstown, near the Jack of Hearts, matching a block that had already appeared in the leaks; one creator who attended the preview described the same flat loosely as being in the Bayside area. Rockstar has not named the street, so the Crosstown placement is the one this page follows.

Most creators read the flat as Lucia’s rather than a shared purchase. The wallpaper is pink, the fridge carries older photos of the couple and of Lucia with friends, and the scene is built around the pair getting ready for a night out, with Lucia asking Jason what she should wear. The preview attendee who placed it in Bayside also expects it to be an early story safehouse, picked up in chapter one or two, which would make it the first city base after the Keys.

Lights, fridge and bed are all interactive. The fridge menu lists two beers, a Blitzberry smoothie, E-Cola, Pisswasser, Logger and a protein shake, each tagged with the gauge it refills, including the eye icon for the slow-motion focus ability. Parking is on the street out front; nothing in the footage shows a garage attached, so secure city storage still points to Shore Court or Paradise Garage for edition owners.

Miami locals traced the building to the corner of Northeast 19th Street and Northeast 4th Avenue in Edgewater. The real block was demolished around late 2022 or early 2023, and its in-game paint matches how it looked in January 2017, which dates Rockstar’s reference photography. The flat is also a shelf of GTA relics: Mr Raspberry Jam from GTA V sits in the background, a Cape Catfish postcard carries the GTA V lighthouse, and the bikini woman from the original Vice City cover hangs reversed in a frame by the TV.