St. Regis Residences Sunny Isles Beach: Prices, Units & Delivery

Sunny Isles Beach is a narrow strip between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, about twenty minutes north of Miami Beach and a few minutes from Bal Harbour Shops and Aventura Mall. Over the last two decades it has become the densest concentration of branded oceanfront towers in South Florida, and the supply of undeveloped direct-beach land there is effectively finished. That scarcity is the backdrop for this project: according to the official developer site, The St. Regis Residences, Sunny Isles Beach, Miami sits on 4.7 acres holding 435 linear feet of oceanfront, which the developer describes as the longest stretch of ocean frontage of any luxury residential development currently under construction in South Florida.

The project is two towers, not one. Each rises 62 stories and 750 feet, with 170 residences planned in the South Tower and 150 in the North Tower, according to Florida YIMBY. Fortune International Group and Château Group are the development partners. Arquitectonica is the design architect. Bernardo Fort-Brescia has said the elliptical form of the towers depicts the Earth's path around the sun, which is where the shape comes from rather than a styling choice. Anastassiadis, the Brazilian studio behind interiors at Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc and Fairmont Copacabana, handles the interiors, and Coastal Construction is the general contractor.

Construction is real and dated. Florida YIMBY reported on August 1, 2026 that the South Tower mat foundation was poured continuously over three days, July 24 through July 26, using approximately 10,000 cubic yards of concrete, roughly 4 million pounds of reinforcing steel, more than 1,100 concrete truck deliveries, about 500 workers, and six boom pumps running simultaneously for more than 30 hours. The finished mat measures roughly 150 feet by 135 feet and is 13 feet thick. Vertical construction is expected to start later in 2026, and the North Tower is scheduled to break ground in early fourth quarter 2026. Fortune International Group lists Phase I for 2028 and Phase II for 2029.

Pricing on remaining residences starts at approximately $5 million, per Florida YIMBY's August 2026 report, and the developer site describes the current release as the North Tower Collection. That distinction is worth understanding as a buyer. In a two-phase tower, the second phase is usually priced against what the first phase actually achieved, so the inventory that is open now is not the same trade the earliest buyers made. What you are buying at this stage is a shorter runway to delivery, a foundation already in the ground on the first tower, and a sponsor that has already proven it finishes.

This is a pre-construction sale, which means pricing, stack availability, deposit schedule, and floor plans come off a developer price sheet that changes through the cycle. I am the contact for all of it. If you want the current release, want to compare a direct-ocean line against a corner line on the same floor, or want me to walk you through how the deposit timeline works before you commit capital, call me at 305-964-8614 or use the contact page. I can also put this side by side with the other oceanfront Sunny Isles towers so you see where the value actually sits.