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One of Miami's largest and most recognized condo projects. Three towers share an iconic bayfront amenity deck featuring three pools, a 50,000 sq ft spa, and panoramic Biscayne Bay views. The sheer volume of units means there's always inventory across every price point — ideal for first-time Brickell buyers and investors. Strong short-term rental demand from Viceroy hotel programming.
Brickell's crown jewel — a 64-story glass tower that held the title of tallest residential building south of New York City. Floor-to-ceiling glass, sweeping bay and city views, and an 800-foot glass-edged pool deck that has to be seen to be believed. Italian marble finishes throughout common areas. Boutique unit sizes ensure privacy without sacrificing amenities.
Brickell's most exclusive boutique tower. With only 180 residences across 57 floors, Echo delivers the privacy of a full-floor estate with five-star hotel service. Residents rave about the private elevator landings — no shared hallways. 12-ft ceilings, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, and fully automated Crestron smart-home systems are standard in every residence.
Where SLS hotel lifestyle meets full-time residential living. Residents enjoy the hotel's full amenity program including Katsuya restaurant, the rooftop pool deck, and 24-hour concierge. Steps from Mary Brickell Village and direct walkability to the financial district make this one of Brickell's most livable addresses — and one of its best-performing rental buildings.
A full-floor "SkyClub" amenity level sets 1010 Brickell apart from every competitor — indoor basketball court, golf simulator, boxing gym, and dual outdoor pools. The amenity-to-price ratio is unmatched in Brickell. Well-priced compared to nearby towers, with strong rental demand from young professionals and tech workers who want a full fitness lifestyle without leaving the building.
Two towers sharing the full SLS amenity package — rooftop pools, Katsuya-branded dining, and a full fitness center. East tower faces the bay; West tower faces the city. One of the best-positioned buildings relative to Brickell City Centre, with covered access to shopping and dining. Metromover station is a 2-minute walk for car-free commuters. Strong value relative to nearby SLS Lux.
Directly integrated into the Brickell City Centre mixed-use development — residents have covered, climate-controlled access to Saks Fifth Avenue, Cinemex, and dozens of restaurants without stepping outside. Swire's signature "Climate Ribbon" canopy shades the entire complex. Possibly the most convenient address in all of Brickell for someone who wants maximum urban walkability.
A polished mid-luxury option on Brickell Ave with one of the most interesting amenity packages in the neighborhood — golf simulator, private wine room, rooftop pool, and a resort-style sundeck. Units deliver clean modern finishes at a competitive price point, making it a consistent top performer for investor-buyers targeting the Brickell rental market. The Brickell Ave address at a fraction of the price.
Ugo Colombo's boutique Brickell offering — a refined 30-story tower with high-end developer craftsmanship at a lower price point. Italian marble finishes and Arquitectonica-designed interiors that punch well above its price. Only 176 units means a strong community feel and lower HOA costs per unit. A favourite for buyers entering Brickell for the first time and investors chasing consistent yield.
Brickell is Miami's most dynamic neighborhood — a dense, walkable skyline that has transformed over the last decade from a corporate business district into the city's most coveted live-work address. Bounded by the Miami River to the north, Coconut Grove to the south, and Biscayne Bay to the east, Brickell packs more luxury real estate per square mile than anywhere else in Florida.
The neighborhood is defined by its towers. Over 60 residential buildings have risen since 2000, with the most significant wave arriving between 2014 and 2020. These buildings raised the bar across the board — private elevator landings, sky pools at 600 feet, hotel-branded lifestyle programs, and Italian marble finishes now appearing in one-bedroom entry units that would have been reserved for penthouses a decade ago.
Who Lives Here
Brickell draws a distinctly international buyer pool — Latin American families seeking a Miami pied-à-terre, European investors looking for dollar-denominated real estate, and domestic professionals relocating from New York and other high-tax states. The neighborhood's walkability score consistently ranks among the highest in Florida, making it the natural choice for buyers who want a car-optional lifestyle.
Renters skew toward young professionals in finance, tech, and law — drawn by proximity to the Brickell financial district, the free Metromover, and the density of restaurants and nightlife within walking distance of any building.
The Market Today
The Brickell condo market currently carries 885+ units for sale, ranging from studios under $350K to multi-level penthouses clearing $10M. The average sales price sits near $1.2M with an average price per square foot around $970 — both figures that have held firm through recent rate cycles due to the neighborhood's strong cash-buyer base and international demand floor.
The rental market is equally active, with average monthly rents near $5,400 and vacancy rates consistently below 4%. New construction continues to arrive — Baccarat Residences, St. Regis Residences, and One Twenty Brickell are among the developments delivering 2025–2028, ensuring Brickell remains at the forefront of Miami luxury real estate for years to come.
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