619 Brickell, Nobu Residences: Prices, Floor Plans & Available Units

Brickell is Miami's financial core and its most vertical neighborhood, and over the past several years it has become the center of the city's branded-residence boom. What 619 Brickell adds to that story is a waterfront site. The tower rises on a bayfront parcel at 619 Brickell Avenue, along Biscayne Bay, next to the historic First Presbyterian Church of Miami. According to Florida YIMBY, the bayfront location is positioned as an uncommon offering among nearby branded residences, pairing direct water views with proximity to Brickell's offices, dining, and transit. For a buyer comparing Brickell branded towers, the on-the-water position is the first thing that sets this one apart.

According to Florida YIMBY, 13th Floor Investments is developing 619 Brickell in partnership with Key International, which is also leading sales. The 75-story, 860-foot tower is designed by Foster + Partners in collaboration with Sieger Suarez as architect of record, and will yield 296 residences. The renderings show a slender glass tower composed of five twisting volumes, each oriented to maximize water views, with rounded corners and continuous balcony lines wrapping the building. Nobu Hospitality oversees the food and beverage programming, which makes this Miami's first Nobu-branded residential development. The same architect-of-record team, Sieger Suarez, is also tied to other Brickell-area supertall work, which speaks to the technical experience behind a tower of this height.

The residences run from one-bedroom to four-bedroom layouts, along with sky villas and penthouses, according to Florida YIMBY. Each home is planned with floor-to-ceiling windows, expansive wraparound terraces, and refined interiors. Pricing is expected to begin at $3 million and reach up to $60 million for the largest residences. That positions 619 Brickell firmly in the ultra-luxury tier of Brickell new construction. For a buyer, the value question is whether the Nobu brand, the Foster + Partners design, and the rare bayfront site justify a price premium over comparable non-branded Brickell towers. Branded residences in Miami have historically commanded that kind of premium, and the waterfront here is the differentiator I point buyers to.

The amenity program is one of the deepest I have seen proposed in Brickell. Florida YIMBY reports more than 90,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities. The headline is the Nobu Wellness and Longevity Spa, planned as part of a reported $25 million investment in longevity-focused amenities, with cryotherapy chambers, hyperbaric oxygen suites, an IV and peptide therapy lounge, ozone therapy, and physical therapy suites. Outdoor amenities include four distinct pool areas: an 86-foot sunset pool, hot and cold plunge pools, a rejuvenation salt pool, and a lap pool with an outdoor spa garden. There are also padel courts, game rooms, and sports simulators. On the dining side, plans call for a full Nobu restaurant at ground level, a residents-only Nobu restaurant on the 11th floor, a resident Nobu cafe and bar with bay views, in-residence dining, and private chef services.

619 Brickell is a pre-construction project, which means the developer releases pricing, deposit terms, floor plans, and availability on a reservation and price sheet that updates through the sales cycle. Completion is expected in 2029. I am the contact for all of it. If you want the current pricing, want to understand the reservation terms, or want me to compare 619 Brickell against the other Brickell branded launches before you commit, call me at 305-964-8614 or visit the contact page. I represent your interest as the buyer.