Luxury Condos in Brickell: New Towers, Prices, Delivery

As of November 2026, six new-development towers in and beside Brickell are selling luxury condos: Cipriani Residences Miami, Baccarat Residences Miami, The St. Regis Residences, Miami, The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami on Brickell Key, 619 Brickell Residences by Nobu and Faena Residences Miami on the Miami River. Published "from" prices run from $1.8M at Cipriani to over $60M at the top of 619 Brickell. Four towers are under construction, with the earliest occupancy expected in summer 2027, and two are still pre-construction.

This page covers new development only. The site has no listings feed. Gabriella Gonda also helps buyers with resale condos in established Brickell towers, covered below.

Brickell's new luxury condos at a glance

Prices are "from" figures from each project page on this site unless noted. They change, and Gabriella Gonda has current price lists for every tower below.

Cipriani Residences Miami: Brickell, under construction, occupancy expected summer 2027, 397 residences, from $1.8M. See the tower.
The St. Regis Residences, Miami: South Brickell, under construction, completion expected end of 2027, 152 residences, from over $5M. See the tower.
Baccarat Residences Miami: Brickell Avenue at the Miami River, under construction, completion early 2028 per press reports, 360 residences, price list on request. See the tower.
The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami: Brickell Key, under construction, delivery 2030, 326 residences, North Tower from $4M and South Tower from $7M. See the towers.
Faena Residences Miami: Miami River, pre-construction, completion 2029 (developer estimate), about 434 residences, from about $1.4M. See the towers.
619 Brickell Residences by Nobu: Brickell Avenue on Biscayne Bay, pre-construction, closings beginning in 2031, 296 residences, from $3M. See the tower.

Cipriani Residences Miami

Arquitectonica designed this 85-story tower of roughly 950 feet, developed by Mast Capital, with 397 residences and interiors by 1508 London. Homes run from one to four bedrooms, with penthouses of up to five bedrooms on levels 80 to 82. Interiors measure about 1,177 to 3,465 square feet, and the 74-home Canaletto Collection on level 62 and above starts at $4.1M. Residents get more than 50,000 square feet of amenities and dining by Cipriani. The tower topped out in July 2026, and occupancy is expected in summer 2027. Pricing starts at $1.8M. Explore Cipriani Residences Miami.

The St. Regis Residences, Miami

This 50-story, residential-only tower rises on Biscayne Bay in South Brickell at 1809 Brickell Avenue. Related Group and Integra Investments are the developers, Robert A.M. Stern Architects designed it and Rockwell Group did the interiors. It has 152 two- to six-bedroom homes, including penthouses, Sky Villas and two garden Villas, with interiors from about 2,566 to 9,959 square feet. Amenities total about 50,000 square feet, and St. Regis butler service is included. Groundbreaking was in November 2024, and more than 80% of the residences were sold as of July 2026. Completion is expected at the end of 2027, from over $5M. Explore The St. Regis Residences, Miami.

Baccarat Residences Miami

Baccarat's first standalone residential tower is a 75-story Arquitectonica design at 444 Brickell Avenue, where the Miami River meets Biscayne Bay. Related Group and GTIS Partners are the developers, Meyer Davis designed the interiors and Enzo Enea the gardens. The 360 residences include 324 tower homes starting at level 15, eight penthouses on levels 70 to 73 and 28 riverfront flats and duplexes. Interiors run from about 1,386 to 3,070 square feet. The developer's site lists a private marina and 2028 as the completion year. Construction was past the 40th floor in March 2026. Gabriella Gonda can share the current price list. Explore Baccarat Residences Miami.

The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami

Swire Properties is building two Kohn Pedersen Fox towers on the southern tip of Brickell Key: a 66-story South Tower and a 33-story North Tower. Together they hold 326 residences serviced by Mandarin Oriental, with a podium of about 100,000 square feet and a planned Mandarin Oriental hotel. Tristan Auer designed the South Tower interiors, and Laura Gonzalez the North Tower Private Residences. Remaining North Tower homes start at $4M and the South Tower at $7M, according to the developer in October 2026. Groundbreaking was October 1, 2026, and delivery is planned for 2030. Explore The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami.

619 Brickell Residences by Nobu

Foster + Partners designed this 75-story tower on Biscayne Bay at 619 Brickell Avenue. It has 296 residences in five collections, from one to six bedrooms and about 1,160 to 5,526 square feet, including Sky Villas and penthouses. Private amenities total about 90,000 square feet, and Nobu Hospitality's first Miami residential tower will include a wellness and longevity center. The developers are 13th Floor Investments and Key International. The project is pre-construction, with closings beginning in 2031. Prices run from $3M to over $60M. Explore 619 Brickell Residences by Nobu.

Faena Residences Miami

Faena Residences Miami is on the Miami River at 24 SW 4th Street, in the 33130 ZIP code, rather than on Brickell Avenue. It is Faena's first standalone residential project: two 68-story Rafael Viñoly towers joined by a sky bridge that houses the Faena Rose private club. Fortune International Group and KAR Properties are the developers. The project holds about 434 residences from one to four bedrooms plus lofts and penthouses. Standard residences measure about 700 to 3,300 square feet, and the lofts and penthouses are larger. The Miami Herald reported that groundbreaking was expected between July and December 2026, and the developer estimates completion in 2029. Pricing starts at about $1.4M. Explore Faena Residences Miami.

What Brickell is

Brickell is the financial district of Miami. It sits south of the Miami River and the central business district, east of Interstate 95 and north of Coconut Grove, and runs east to Biscayne Bay. Brickell Avenue and the neighborhood take their name from Mary and William Brickell. Mansions along the avenue earned it the nickname "Millionaire's Row" in the early 20th century, and from the 1970s office towers, hotels and apartments replaced many of them, according to Wikipedia.

Three details matter for daily use:

Brickell City Centre: a mixed-use complex built by Swire Properties with an open-air shopping center, condo towers, a hotel and Class A offices. WLRN described it in 2016 as a 5.4-million-square-foot complex, and Swire renovated the adjoining Metromover Eighth Street Station.
Metromover: Miami-Dade County runs it as a free people mover with 21 stations on three loops. Service runs 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Wikipedia counts five stations of the Brickell Loop inside Brickell. Check the county's page for station closures.
Metrorail: one Brickell station, at SW 11th Street and 1st Avenue.

Brickell Key is a separate island a few hundred feet east of northeastern Brickell, with high-rise residential and hotel towers. The Mandarin Oriental project is there.

What to know about buying new construction in Brickell

Pre-construction and under-construction condos are bought before the building is finished, so the delivery date is a developer estimate, not a guarantee. Sources already differ on several towers. For example, press reports put Baccarat's completion in early 2028, and the developer's site says 2028.

Status varies by tower. Of the six towers above, four are under construction and two (619 Brickell and Faena Residences) are pre-construction. The pre-construction towers have the longest waits: closings begin in 2031 at 619 Brickell and are estimated for 2029 at Faena.
Pricing spans a wide range. Cipriani starts at $1.8M, and 619 Brickell reaches over $60M. Gabriella Gonda's price lists give the current numbers by floor plan.
Deposits, contracts and closing. Deposit schedules and closing timelines differ by tower. The pre-construction buying guide explains how they work, and Florida's post-Surfside condo rules are covered in Florida condo law for new construction. Buyers should confirm contract terms with a Florida real estate attorney.
Foreign buyers. The foreign-buyer guide covers the rules that apply. Confirm tax and legal questions with a Florida real estate attorney or tax advisor.
Branded towers. All six carry a hospitality or lifestyle brand. The branded residences guide explains what services come with each. The Brickell neighborhood guide covers the area itself.

Resale condos in established Brickell towers

Gabriella Gonda can also help buyers and sellers with resale condos in established Brickell towers, which are already built and can be seen in person. Brickell already has completed high-rises such as Panorama Tower and Brickell Flatiron, per Wikipedia's list of Miami's tallest buildings. Resale availability changes daily and is not shown on this site, so contact Gabriella for current options. Owners in Brickell who are considering a sale can request a free valuation.

How Gabriella helps

Price lists for every tower on this page, with current availability by floor plan.
Private sales-gallery tours arranged on your schedule. See how sales galleries work.
Guidance across new and resale Brickell condos, in English, Portuguese or Spanish.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the new luxury condos in Brickell?

Cipriani Residences Miami, The St. Regis Residences, Baccarat Residences Miami, The Residences at Mandarin Oriental on Brickell Key and 619 Brickell Residences by Nobu. Faena Residences Miami is on the Miami River at 24 SW 4th Street.

How much do luxury condos in Brickell cost?

New-development prices on this site start at $1.8M at Cipriani and reach over $60M at 619 Brickell, as of November 2026. Prices change, so ask Gabriella Gonda for the current price list.

Which Brickell towers are still pre-construction?

619 Brickell Residences by Nobu and Faena Residences Miami. Both have been announced for sale but are not yet built.

When will the new Brickell towers be ready?

Cipriani is expected in summer 2027, The St. Regis at the end of 2027, Baccarat in early 2028, Faena in 2029 (developer estimate), Mandarin Oriental in 2030 and 619 Brickell from 2031. These are estimates and can move.

Is Faena Residences Miami in Brickell?

No. It is on the Miami River at 24 SW 4th Street, not on Brickell Avenue.

Does Gabriella Gonda also sell resale condos in Brickell?

Yes. She can help with resale condos in established Brickell towers as well as the new developments above. Get in touch.