75 Broadway official rendering, 34-story condominium tower at 152 SW 9th Street with the pool deck at sunset
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75 Broadway Brickell 2026: Prices, Floor Plans & Availability

LuxuryDade tracks 75 Broadway, a 52-story, 106-residence condominium at 75 SW 15th Road in Brickell, developed by Ytech and designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox. Prices start at $3 million and completion is anticipated for late 2029, per the South Florida Business Journal. The count is 99 residences plus seven penthouses, roughly three homes per typical floor, facing Simpson Park and Biscayne Bay. My read: the low density is the real asset, and the monthly carry is the number to check first.

106 residences on 52 floors at 75 SW 15th Road, Brickell, developed by Ytech and designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox. Three homes per typical floor from $3 million, with 42,000 sqft of amenities and completion set for late 2029.

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Quick Facts: 75 Broadway
Developer
Ytech
Architecture
Kohn Pedersen Fox
Total Residences
106 residences
Residence Split
99 residences plus 7 penthouses
Floors
52 stories
Homes Per Typical Floor
3
Starting Price
From $3,000,000
Amenity Space
42,000 sqft
Estimated Completion
Late 2029
Neighborhood
Brickell, Miami FL 33129
Address
75 SW 15th Road, Miami, FL 33129
Second Parcel
41 SW 15th Road
Site Size
16,487 sqft
Glass Panels
Five feet wide, floor to ceiling
Park Frontage
Across from Simpson Park
Resident Service
Butler team trained by The British Butler Institute
Status
Sales launched November 2026
Gerardo Gonzalez
Gerardo Gonzalez
Licensed Real Estate Agent, Compass
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Overview

75 Broadway: 106 Condos From $3M in Brickell, Miami

"What makes this one different is arithmetic, not marketing. Fifty-two floors and 106 homes means roughly three residences per typical floor, and almost every one of them is a corner. Brickell has spent the last cycle going the other direction, four hundred and six hundred unit towers where your resale competition lives three doors down. Here your competition is two neighbors. That is worth paying for, and I think it holds its value better on the way out. The thing I tell buyers to interrogate is the monthly, because a butler team and forty-two thousand square feet of amenity split across 106 owners costs more per owner than the same deck split across six hundred. Get the projected association budget in writing before you choose a line."Gerardo Gonzalez, Licensed Real Estate Agent at Compass

Brickell is Miami's financial district and its densest residential submarket, and almost every tower delivered here in the last cycle solved the same problem the same way: more units, smaller units, bigger amenity decks. 75 Broadway runs the opposite play. Ytech is putting 106 residences into 52 stories at 75 SW 15th Road, which works out to about three homes on a typical floor, with 99 residences and seven penthouses in the mix, per Bisnow. Prices open at $3 million and completion is anticipated for late 2029, as the South Florida Business Journal reported on November 2, 2026.

The site matters as much as the plan. 75 SW 15th Road sits on the southern edge of Brickell at the boundary with The Roads, directly across from Simpson Park, a preserved hardwood hammock the City of Miami has kept undeveloped, with Biscayne Bay to the east. Kohn Pedersen Fox describes the design as a tower set behind an undulating profiled horizontal band, with five-foot-wide floor-to-ceiling glass panels that the firm puts at roughly 25 percent wider than comparable Miami developments, over a parking podium wrapped in a glass storefront at street level. Principal Jeffrey Kenoff FAIA leads the design.

The service model is where the price sits. Residents get a dedicated butler team trained by The British Butler Institute and 42,000 square feet of amenity space that runs from a pool and pavilion through garden rooms, a library, a dining room and a study to a spa with a training room, yoga studio, gym and recovery and treatment rooms, per Bisnow. The developer has not published which floors hold which amenities, per-residence square footages, a deposit schedule or penthouse pricing, so anything you see on those points elsewhere is unconfirmed.

Ytech is a Miami-based developer led by Yamal Yidios, and The Real Deal reported on November 2, 2026 that 75 Broadway joins the firm's Brickell pipeline. For a buyer the practical questions are orientation and floor. On a plate this narrow the real choice is which way the residence faces, park and bay to the east or the Brickell skyline to the north, and a $3 million entry on a 52-story tower almost always means the lowest available floors. Ask for the full floor-by-floor grid rather than the headline number.

Floor Plans

106 Residences and Seven Penthouses From $3,000,000

The collection is 99 residences plus seven penthouses across 52 floors, about three homes on a typical floor, per Bisnow. The South Florida Business Journal reported a $3 million starting price at the November 2026 launch. Ytech has not released per-plan square footages, a bedroom breakdown, penthouse pricing or a top of range. Contact me for the current floor plan package.

Residences
99 Homes · Floors Not Published
  • Homes per typical floor3
  • GlassFive-foot-wide, floor to ceiling
  • OrientationSimpson Park, Biscayne Bay or skyline
  • Square footageNot published
PricingFrom $3,000,000
Penthouses
7 Homes · Upper Floors
  • Count7 penthouses
  • Tower height52 stories
  • Square footageNot published
  • ServiceButler team included
PricingContact for pricing

Last verified November 2026. The 52-story height, the 106-residence count, the 99-plus-seven-penthouse split, the $3,000,000 starting price, the 42,000 sqft amenity program and the late-2029 completion are from Bisnow (November 2, 2026) and the South Florida Business Journal (November 2, 2026). The addresses at 75 and 41 SW 15th Road and the 16,487 sqft site size are from the South Florida Business Journal. The architecture, the five-foot-wide glass panels and the facade description are from Kohn Pedersen Fox. Developer identity and pipeline context are from The Real Deal (November 2, 2026) and Robb Report (November 2, 2026). Per-plan square footages, a bedroom breakdown, penthouse pricing, deposit terms and association budgets have not been published by the developer. Contact us for current specifications.

Amenities

42,000 Sqft of Amenities and a Resident Butler Team

Ytech publishes 42,000 square feet of amenity space, and residents get a dedicated butler team trained by The British Butler Institute. The full list below is as reported by Bisnow on November 2, 2026. The developer has not published which floors hold which amenities.

Water, Garden & Outdoors
Pool
Pavilion
Garden rooms
Across from Simpson Park
Biscayne Bay outlook to the east
Spa, Fitness & Recovery
Spa
Training room
Yoga studio
Gym
Recovery room
Treatment room
Social, Work & Service
Library
Dining room
Study
Butler team trained by The British Butler Institute
42,000 sqft of amenity space in total
Parking podium with a glass storefront at street level
Inside the Residences

Inside the Residences: Design by Kohn Pedersen Fox

The feature list below is from Kohn Pedersen Fox and Bisnow. Ytech has not published per-plan square footages, ceiling heights or a finish schedule, so those are not listed here.

Five-foot-wide floor-to-ceiling glass panels
Glass panels roughly 25 percent wider than comparable Miami developments, per KPF
About three homes per typical floor across 52 stories
99 residences plus seven penthouses
East-facing residences look toward Simpson Park and Biscayne Bay
North-facing residences look toward the Brickell skyline
Architecture and design by Kohn Pedersen Fox
Design led by Principal Jeffrey Kenoff FAIA
Facade set behind an undulating profiled horizontal band
Dedicated butler team trained by The British Butler Institute
Access to the full 42,000 sqft amenity program
Completion anticipated for late 2029

Orientation varies by line and floor. Per-residence square footages, ceiling heights, finish schedules and the amenity floor plan have not been published by the developer. Features are from the architect and the named sources above and are subject to change.

Location

75 SW 15th Rd: Across From Simpson Park

75 Broadway sits at the southern end of Brickell where the grid meets The Roads, on a 16,487 square foot site assembled from 75 and 41 SW 15th Road, per the South Florida Business Journal. KPF places the tower between Biscayne Bay and Simpson Park, the City of Miami's preserved hardwood hammock directly across the street. Drive times below are approximate.

75 Broadway arrival and drop-off rendering at street level on SW 15th Road in Brickell
Arrival and drop-off on SW 15th Road. Rendering courtesy of Kohn Pedersen Fox and Ytech.
Simpson ParkAcross the street
Brickell Avenue financial core3 min
Mary Brickell Village5 min
Brickell City Centre6 min
Brickell Key7 min
Downtown Miami & Miami Worldcenter9 min
Coconut Grove10 min
Key Biscayne via Rickenbacker Causeway14 min
Wynwood / Design District16 min
Miami Beach & South Beach17 min
Miami International Airport15 min

Drive times are estimates and vary with traffic. The Simpson Park frontage is as described by the architect. For exact directions and a tour, contact Gerardo Gonzalez.

Map

Location on the Map

75 SW 15th Road, Miami, FL 33129

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Development Team

Ytech and Kohn Pedersen Fox

Developer
Ytech

Ytech is a Miami-based developer led by Yamal Yidios. The Real Deal reported on November 2, 2026 that 75 Broadway joins the firm's Brickell pipeline, and Bisnow confirmed the project the same day. The firm has not published a deposit schedule or an association budget for this building.

Architecture
Kohn Pedersen Fox

KPF leads architecture and design, with Principal Jeffrey Kenoff FAIA on the project, per the firm's own announcement. The design places the tower between Biscayne Bay and Simpson Park, behind an undulating profiled horizontal band, with five-foot-wide floor-to-ceiling glass panels the firm puts at roughly 25 percent wider than comparable Miami developments.

Resident Service
The British Butler Institute

Residents get a dedicated butler team trained by The British Butler Institute, per Bisnow. The staffing level, hours of coverage and how the service is billed through the association have not been published, which is the first thing I ask a sales team for on a building priced around service.

Construction Progress

Sales Launched November 2026 From $3 Million

Ytech unveiled 75 Broadway and launched sales on November 2, 2026, per the South Florida Business Journal, Bisnow, The Real Deal and Robb Report. Completion is anticipated for late 2029. The developer has not announced a groundbreaking date, and there is no vertical construction on the site to report yet. This section updates as real milestones are published.

FAQ

75 Broadway: Frequently Asked Questions

What is 75 Broadway in Brickell, Miami?
75 Broadway is a 52-story, 106-residence condominium at 75 SW 15th Road in Brickell, Miami, developed by Ytech and designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox. The count breaks down as 99 residences plus seven penthouses, which works out to roughly three homes per typical floor, per Bisnow. Prices start at $3 million and completion is anticipated for late 2029. The site sits directly across from Simpson Park and faces Biscayne Bay, per KPF. Sales launched in November 2026.
How much does a residence at 75 Broadway cost in 2026?
Residences start at $3 million, as reported by the South Florida Business Journal and Bisnow on November 2, 2026. The developer has not published a top of range, a per-square-foot figure or penthouse pricing, and no per-plan square footages have been released. Contact Gerardo Gonzalez at Compass for the current price sheet.
What amenities does 75 Broadway include?
The tower carries 42,000 square feet of amenities, per Bisnow: a pool, a pavilion, garden rooms, a library, a dining room and a study, plus a spa with a training room, a yoga studio, a gym and recovery and treatment rooms. Residents also get a dedicated butler team trained by The British Butler Institute. The developer has not published which floors each amenity occupies.
How do I evaluate a floor and line at 75 Broadway before reserving?
Start with the orientation, because this building is unusually narrow in plan. With roughly three homes per typical floor across 52 stories, nearly every residence is a corner or through-unit, so the difference between lines is which way you face: Simpson Park and the bay to the east, or the Brickell skyline to the north. Second, ask for the floor-by-floor pricing grid rather than the starting price, since a $3 million entry on a tower this tall usually sits on the lowest available floors. Third, get the deposit schedule in writing, because Ytech has not published one. I walk buyers through all three before they pick a unit.
Who is developing and designing 75 Broadway?
Ytech, the Miami-based developer led by Yamal Yidios, is building it, and the project joins the firm's Brickell pipeline, per The Real Deal. Architecture is by Kohn Pedersen Fox, with Principal Jeffrey Kenoff FAIA leading the design, per KPF. KPF describes a facade of five-foot-wide floor-to-ceiling glass panels, roughly 25 percent wider than comparable Miami developments, set behind an undulating horizontal band, over a parking podium with a glass storefront at the base.
Is 75 Broadway worth buying as an investment in 2026?
My honest read, as the agent behind LuxuryDade: the density is the whole argument here. A 52-story tower that holds only 106 residences is the opposite of what Brickell has been building, and on the day you resell you are competing with a handful of neighbors instead of four hundred. That is a real structural advantage and it is why I take this one seriously at $3 million. What I tell buyers to be careful about is the carry, because a butler team and a 42,000 square foot amenity deck spread across 106 owners means a higher per-unit monthly than a 600-unit building charges. Ask for the projected association budget before the floor plan, and call me and I will read it with you.
How does 75 Broadway compare with other Brickell towers?
The nearest comparisons on our own pages are all far denser. Cipriani Residences Brickell runs 80 stories from $1.8 million, One Twenty Brickell Signature Residences holds 467 furnished residences, and The Standard Residences Brickell has 422 condos across 46 floors. 75 Broadway trades all of that volume for exclusivity: three homes a floor, a park frontage and a 2029 delivery. The decision comes down to whether you are buying scarcity or amenity scale.
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Gerardo Gonzalez
Gerardo Gonzalez
Licensed Real Estate Agent, Compass, Miami FL
75 Broadway Sales Gallery
7103 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33141

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Compare 75 Broadway with Nearby Brickell Projects

Figures as stated on each project's LuxuryDade page
ProjectStarting priceUnitsDeliveryDeveloper
75 Broadway (this building)$3M106Late 2029Ytech
Cipriani Residences Brickell$1.8M397Summer 2027Mast Capital
One Twenty Brickell Signature Residencesn/a467n/aPMG (Property Markets Group)
The Standard Residences BrickellMid-$600Ks4222027Newgard Development Group