Brickell is no longer just Miami's financial district — it is the vertical center of the city's luxury real estate market. More than 25 active new-development projects line the avenues between the Miami River and Biscayne Bay, and the pipeline runs from accessible $500K residences to branded trophy towers closing above $10 million. For buyers who want new construction in a walkable, globally recognized urban core, Brickell remains the default answer — and in 2026, a buyer's market gives early negotiators real leverage.
New-Construction Developments & Pricing
Branded trophy towers command a substantial premium over the rest of the pipeline on a per-square-foot basis — and every "from" price below moves with each developer release, so treat them as starting points and ask for the current sheet. The current pipeline includes:
- 888 Brickell by Dolce & Gabbana — 90 stories, 259 residences. The fashion house's first residential tower in the world; published entry pricing has ranged from roughly $2.1M to $3.5M+ depending on residence line — request the current price sheet.
- St. Regis Residences, Brickell — 50 stories, 152 bayfront residences with legendary butler service and panoramic Biscayne Bay views; pricing on request.
- Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami — the 100-story supertall anchoring Downtown's edge, 360 residences; the tallest residential building south of New York City.
- Cipriani Residences Miami — 80 stories, 397 residences, with current availability from approximately $1.8M, bringing the Venetian hospitality brand to South Miami Avenue.
- Baccarat Residences — 75 stories on the Miami River waterfront, from $1.8M.
- Mercedes-Benz Places Miami — 67 stories, 791 residences from $550K, the most accessible entry into a branded Brickell tower.
- The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Brickell Key — North Tower residences from $3.9M and South Tower from $6.6M, with two penthouses that each traded at $49.9M in 2026 — a mainland Miami record.
- Boutique and earlier-delivery options — LOFTY Brickell and 2200 Brickell offer lower entry points than the branded towers; ask for current availability, as several nearby favorites (One Twenty Brickell, The Standard Residences in neighboring Midtown) have sold out or delivered.
Who Buys in Brickell?
Brickell attracts three distinct buyer profiles. Urban professionals — finance, tech, and the hedge funds that have relocated to Miami — buy for walkability and a live-work-play environment that rivals any U.S. financial district. International investors from Latin America and Europe treat Brickell as a dollar-denominated safe haven with deep rental liquidity. And branded-residence collectors pursue the D&G, St. Regis, Cipriani, and Baccarat towers the way others collect art — for the name, the service, and the scarcity.