Cipriani Residences Miami —
Prices, Floor Plans & Pre-Construction Details

There are buildings, and then there are landmarks. At 80 stories, Cipriani Residences Miami does not simply join Brickell's skyline — it defines it. Rising from 1420 S Miami Avenue, this tower by Mast Capital and designed by Arquitectonica will be the tallest residential building in Brickell and one of the most significant in all of South Florida when it delivers in 2028. But height alone doesn't make a building iconic. What makes Cipriani different is the combination of a globally recognized hospitality brand, world-class design, a genuinely wide price range, and a location in the beating heart of Miami's most cosmopolitan neighborhood.

The Cipriani name carries a weight that few luxury brands can match. Born in Venice with Harry's Bar — the legendary watering hole that gave the world the Bellini cocktail — and brought to New York with the Rainbow Room and Cipriani Downtown, the brand represents a specific kind of European refinement that resonates deeply with both Latin American buyers and the international elite who increasingly call Miami home. When Cipriani puts its name on a residential tower, it is not simply licensing a logo. It means a private restaurant and bar on the ground floor, Cipriani-trained concierge staff, and an operating philosophy that treats every interaction as an extension of the hospitality experience. For buyers who have stayed at Cipriani's hotels and dined at their restaurants around the world, living in this building is a logical next step in a lifestyle they already love.

Arquitectonica — the Miami-based firm founded in 1977 — has designed some of the most recognizable towers on the Miami skyline, from Atlantis to the Brickell City Centre components to dozens of luxury towers across the Americas. Their involvement here is not simply pedigree — it is local knowledge. Arquitectonica understands how the light falls over Biscayne Bay, how the southeast trade winds influence tower orientation, and how to maximize views across a dense urban neighborhood. The interiors are handled by London-based 1508 London, whose European sensibility pairs naturally with the Cipriani brand and brings a different visual language than the Miami-standard of bleached wood and tropical pastels. Expect elevated finishes: stone, dark metals, curated art programming, and residences that feel more like a private club than a standard condo building.

The tower's 397 units spread across 80 floors means a low average density per level — typically four to six residences per floor in the standard tiers, with full-floor penthouses at the summit. This translates to more corner units, more wraparound terraces, and more buyers with unobstructed views in multiple directions. At 80 stories, upper floor units will command one of the most complete panoramas available in the region: Biscayne Bay to the east, the Atlantic beyond it, the downtown Miami skyline to the north, Coconut Grove to the south, and on clear days, the vast green expanse of the Everglades to the west. There is simply no other residential address in Brickell today — or planned for the near future — that will offer this vantage point.

What makes Cipriani particularly compelling from a strategic standpoint is its entry price. At approximately $1,100,000 for a 1 bedroom + den — roughly 900 to 1,100 square feet — Cipriani represents one of the most affordable ways into a globally branded luxury tower in Brickell. Compare this to the St. Regis Residences, which starts at $4.6M, or Una Residences, where even modest units have transacted above $2M. Cipriani's entry point puts it within reach of a broader buyer universe: Miami-based young professionals, second-home buyers from South America, first-time luxury condo investors, and international buyers seeking a foothold in the U.S. property market. At the same time, the penthouse collection climbing to $32M ensures the building's upper register competes directly with the finest residences in all of South Florida. This two-end range is intentional and smart — it diversifies the buyer pool and reduces the project's reliance on any single buyer demographic.

To explore available units at Cipriani Residences Miami, review specific floor plans, and understand the current deposit structure in detail, contact Gerardo Gonzalez at LuxuryDade. Gerardo is an independent pre-construction specialist at Compass — bilingual in English and Spanish — with deep experience advising both local and international buyers through every step of Miami's pre-construction process. You will receive honest analysis, not a developer pitch. Read the full Brickell area guide →

Entry-level pricing at approximately $1,100,000 for a 1 bedroom + den makes Cipriani accessible to a wider buyer pool than comparable branded towers like St. Regis or Una. This entry price point is also attractive from a rental investment standpoint — Brickell has among the strongest demand for 1 and 2-bedroom luxury rentals in the United States, driven by young professionals at financial and tech firms, international executives on mid-term assignments, and the continuous inflow of relocated residents from high-tax states. Annual leases in the $5,500 to $9,000 per month range for 1-2 bedroom units at this caliber of building are reasonable assumptions for the 2028-2029 rental market.

At $1,200 per square foot average at pre-construction pricing, there is meaningful upside potential if comparable branded buildings at delivery — Baccarat Residences, Missoni Baia, St. Regis Brickell — are trading at $1,600 to $2,200 per square foot by 2028. Buyers who purchased early in those buildings captured appreciation during the construction period before any unit was ever occupied. The Cipriani brand is particularly well-recognized among European and Latin American buyers — the very demographics that have driven Miami's luxury condo market to historic levels over the past five years. Upper floor units commanding ocean and Everglades views will likely trade at meaningful premiums above the building average at delivery, as the depth of view from 60-plus stories in Brickell has historically been one of the most reliable drivers of resale value in this market.

Disclaimer: All projections are market estimates only and do not constitute financial advice. Pre-construction real estate involves risk including construction delays, market changes, and deposit exposure. Consult with a licensed financial advisor and real estate attorney before making investment decisions.