The Delmore and Rivage are both oceanfront condo towers on Collins Avenue, and they answer two different buyer questions. The Delmore is the intimate, architecturally radical choice: 37 residences across 12 floors at 8777 Collins Avenue in Surfside, developed by DAMAC International with Zaha Hadid Architects as design architect, from $15 million, per Florida YIMBY and The Real Deal coverage. Rivage Bal Harbour is the deliver-sooner choice: 61 residences across 24 stories at 10245 Collins Avenue, by Related Group and Two Roads Development with architecture by SOM, from $7 million, with completion targeted for 2026. If you want a small, design-led building and you are comfortable with a higher entry and a 2029 horizon, The Delmore fits. If you want a lower entry point and a building delivering sooner, Rivage fits. Both sit on direct Collins Avenue oceanfront, which is the limited resource that drives value here. For the full picture, see the building comparison index.

Side-by-Side Comparison

CategoryThe Delmore SurfsideRivage Bal Harbour
NeighborhoodSurfsideBal Harbour
SettingDirect Collins Avenue oceanfrontDirect Collins Avenue oceanfront
Address8777 Collins Ave10245 Collins Ave
DeveloperDAMAC InternationalRelated Group & Two Roads Development
ArchitectZaha Hadid Architects (design); ODP Architecture & Design (record)SOM (Skidmore, Owings & Merrill)
Interiors / LandscapeZaha Hadid ArchitectsRottet Studio; Enea Garden Design
Structure12 floors24 stories
Total Units37 residences61 residences
Unit Types4 to 5 bedrooms3 to 5 bedrooms, ~3,284 to 6,655 sq ft
Price From$15,000,000$7,000,000
ScaleBoutique (1.8-acre site)Mid-size
Construction StatusPre-construction, completion 2029Completion 2026

The Delmore figures from Florida YIMBY and The Real Deal coverage of the DAMAC and Zaha Hadid Architects Surfside project. Rivage figures from public developer and listing data. All prices and dates are developer estimates and subject to change. Contact us for current specifications.

Price and Scale

The clearest difference is entry point and density. The Delmore starts at $15 million for a boutique collection of 37 residences across 12 floors on a 1.8-acre Surfside site, with an average closer to the $35 to $40 million range. Rivage starts at $7 million across 61 residences in a 24-story Bal Harbour tower. That is not a quality gap, it is a strategy gap. The Delmore concentrates value into a very small, fixed supply with a marquee design team, which tends to protect resale because there are simply fewer units to compete with on the beach. Rivage offers a lower entry point and a larger inventory of large-format three to five bedroom homes, which widens the buyer pool.

Developer and Design

The Delmore is developed by DAMAC International, with Zaha Hadid Architects as design architect and ODP Architecture & Design as architect of record. Zaha Hadid Architects is one of the most recognizable design names in global architecture, and this is a rare oceanfront commission for the firm in South Florida. Rivage Bal Harbour is developed by Related Group and Two Roads Development, with architecture by SOM (Skidmore, Owings & Merrill), interiors by Rottet Studio, and landscape by Enea Garden Design. Both teams carry serious pedigree; The Delmore leans on a singular, sculptural Zaha Hadid Architects design, while Rivage pairs a large, established South Florida developer with SOM's tower experience.

Delivery Timeline

Rivage is further along. Its completion is targeted for 2026, so a buyer who wants to be in sooner has a clearer path there. The Delmore is in pre-construction with anticipated completion in 2029 and a relaunch planned for late 2026, which means a longer horizon but earlier-stage positioning. As always, pre-construction delivery dates are developer estimates and can shift during the construction cycle.

Neighborhood: Surfside vs Bal Harbour

Both addresses sit on the same stretch of Collins Avenue oceanfront, less than two miles apart, but they read differently. Surfside, where The Delmore sits at 8777 Collins, is the quieter, low-rise beach town feel, walkable and residential. Bal Harbour, where Rivage sits at 10245 Collins, is the more polished, retail-anchored enclave known for its village shops. Both are among the most established oceanfront micro-markets in Miami-Dade, and direct-ocean parcels on this stretch are a fixed, limited supply.

Who Should Pick Which

Pick The Delmore if you want a small, design-forward oceanfront residence with a fixed 37-unit supply and a Zaha Hadid Architects address, and you are comfortable with a much higher entry point and a 2029 build. Pick Rivage if you want a lower entry point, large-format floor plans, and a building delivering in 2026. Both put you on direct Collins Avenue oceanfront, which is the underlying asset that matters most for long-term value.

"On Collins Avenue oceanfront, the question is rarely which building is 'better.' It is which trade-off fits you: The Delmore's scarcity and design pedigree, or Rivage's price and sooner delivery. I tell buyers to request both developer packages and compare deposit structures and unit-line views before signing either."Gerardo Gonzalez, Licensed Real Estate Agent at Compass

My Recommendation

If your priority is a marquee, fixed-supply address with a singular architectural signature, The Delmore is the stronger long-term hold, provided the higher entry and 2029 timeline work for you. If your priority is getting into Collins Avenue oceanfront at a lower entry point with large floor plans and a sooner move-in, Rivage is the practical pick. Either way, the ocean-facing unit lines are the ones that hold value, and those go first. Read the full pages for each: The Delmore Surfside and Rivage Bal Harbour. Then contact me and I will pull the current price sheets and run a side-by-side on the specific units you are weighing. I represent buyers on both, so my read stays on your side of the table.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is more expensive, The Delmore or Rivage Bal Harbour?
The Delmore is the higher entry point, starting at $15 million per Florida YIMBY and The Real Deal coverage, with an average closer to the $35 to $40 million range. Rivage Bal Harbour starts at $7 million. The Delmore's higher floor reflects its 37-residence scale and Zaha Hadid Architects design versus Rivage's 61-residence tower by Related Group and Two Roads.
Which building is more boutique?
The Delmore is the more intimate building: 37 residences across 12 floors on a 1.8-acre Surfside parcel, versus Rivage's 61 residences across 24 stories in Bal Harbour. Lower unit counts on the ocean tend to hold value because supply is fixed.
Who are the developers and architects?
The Delmore is developed by DAMAC International with Zaha Hadid Architects as design architect and ODP Architecture & Design as architect of record. Rivage Bal Harbour is developed by Related Group and Two Roads Development, with architecture by SOM (Skidmore, Owings & Merrill) and interiors by Rottet Studio.
Which delivers sooner?
Rivage Bal Harbour is further along, with completion targeted for 2026. The Delmore is in pre-construction with anticipated completion in 2029 and a relaunch planned for late 2026. Delivery dates are developer estimates and can move.
Are both on Collins Avenue oceanfront?
Yes. The Delmore sits at 8777 Collins Avenue in Surfside and Rivage at 10245 Collins Avenue in Bal Harbour. Both are direct oceanfront on Collins Avenue, which is the limited resource that drives value on this stretch of the beach.
Which is a better investment?
It depends on your goal. The Delmore's small unit count and Zaha Hadid Architects design favor scarcity and a marquee address; Rivage's lower entry point and sooner delivery favor accessibility and a faster move-in. I run the numbers on specific units in either building. Contact me for a side-by-side analysis.

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