Top 20 Miami Pre-Construction Luxury Developments 2026
Direct Answer: LuxuryDade ranks 20 Miami pre-construction towers for 2026, each checked against our building pages on September 15, 2026. Cipriani Residences topped out at roughly 950 feet in July 2026 and delivers Summer 2027, per PROFILEmiami. Waldorf Astoria (100 stories, 1,049 feet) targets Q2 2028 and Baccarat Residences early 2028, while Dolce & Gabbana at 888 Brickell has not started construction. Entry prices run from about $400K at 600 Miami WorldCenter to $15.5M at Six Fisher Island.
Quick Comparison: All 20 Developments at a Glance
| Development | Neighborhood | Price Range | Units | Completion | Developer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Waldorf Astoria Miami | Downtown Miami | From $1M (2021); 90%+ sold | 387 | Q2 2028 | PMG |
| Baccarat Residences | Brickell | $1.8M to $32M+ | 360 | Early 2028 | Related Group & GTIS |
| Cipriani Residences | Brickell | From $1.8M (July 2026) | 397 | Summer 2027 | Mast Capital |
| St. Regis Residences Brickell | Brickell | $2.8M (2022) to $47M PH | 152 | Q4 2027 | Related Group & Integra |
| Bentley Residences | Sunny Isles Beach | $5.8M to $18M | 216 | 2028 | Dezer Development |
| Mercedes-Benz Places | Brickell | $750K to $4M | 791 | 2028, delayed from 2027 | JDS Development Group |
| Aria Reserve | Edgewater | $750K to $12M | 792 | South Tower done; North 2026 | Melo Group |
| Casa Bella by B&B Italia | Arts and Cultural District, Downtown | $1.5M to $6M+ | 319 | Not verified (Sept 2026) | Related Group |
| LOFTY Brickell | Brickell | $500K to $1.5M+ | 362 | End of 2027 | Newgard |
| 600 Miami Worldcenter | Downtown Miami | $400K to $849K | 606 | 2026 (est.) | Merrimac Ventures & Aria Development |
| The Standard Residences, Midtown | Midtown | Not verified (Sept 2026) | 228 | Complete (April 2026) | Rosso & Midtown Development |
| Dolce & Gabbana Residences Miami (888 Brickell) | Brickell | $3.675M to $16M | 259 | Not published (CTBUH: 2030) | JDS Development Group |
| The Residences at 1428 Brickell | Brickell | $2.3M to $5.6M+ | 189 | 2028 | YTECH |
| Mandarin Oriental Residences Miami | Brickell Key | $3.5M to $10M | 228 | 2030 | Swire Properties |
| Faena Residences Miami | Downtown Miami | $1.3M to $6.8M+ | 440 | 2029 | Fortune International & Kar |
| EDITION Residences Edgewater | Edgewater | $1.9M to $8M | 185 | Sept 2029 (target) | Two Roads Development |
| DELANO Residences Miami | Downtown Miami | $742K to $4.8M | 421 | 2030 | PMG |
| Rivage Bal Harbour | Bal Harbour | From $7M | 56 | 2027 | Related Group & Two Roads |
| The Standard Residences Brickell | Brickell | From $600K | 407 | 2027 | Newgard |
| Six Fisher Island | Fisher Island | $15.5M to $31.5M | 50 | 2026 (est.) | Related/BH Group/Globe Invest |
1Waldorf Astoria Miami, Downtown Miami
The Trophy Asset: Miami's Tallest Tower Under Construction
Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami at 300 Biscayne Boulevard is designed to rise 100 stories and 1,049 feet, pairing 387 residences with a 205-key Waldorf Astoria hotel. PMG reported the tower more than 90 percent sold as of December 2025, and delivery is targeted for Q2 2028. Work on the ninth and final cube began in late August 2026 with the structure at about level 85, and site signage says it tops off this winter, per Florida YIMBY (August 27, 2026). Today the tallest structure standing in Miami is Cipriani Residences, which topped out at roughly 950 feet in July 2026.
The Waldorf thesis is scarcity and prestige: one of two Miami towers designed to 1,049 feet, with hotel services under the same roof. Sales launched from $1M in March 2021, so that launch price no longer describes what is left. Remaining inventory is concentrated in the upper Sky and Penthouse collections.
My advice this far into a sellout: price the floor and line you can actually buy, not the 2021 launch headline, and model your carrying cost to a Q2 2028 closing, since pre-construction dates can move.
Full building profile: Waldorf Astoria Miami
2Baccarat Residences, Brickell
The Riverfront Branded Tower Under Construction
Baccarat Residences Brickell at 444 Brickell Avenue is a 75-story tower with 360 residences, developed by Related Group with GTIS Partners and designed by Arquitectonica. It is under construction with completion estimated for early 2028. Pricing starts at $1.8M for a roughly 900-square-foot one-bedroom and extends past $32M in the penthouse collection.
Baccarat's advantage is brand plus a finite site where the Miami River meets Biscayne Bay, with Meyer Davis Studio interiors. The deposit schedule runs 10/10/10/10/10 across reservation, contract, groundbreaking, top-off and pre-closing, with the final 50 percent due at closing.
Buyers should still underwrite the early 2028 timeline, deposit exposure and HOA assumptions, and confirm remaining availability directly, because developer inventory changes quickly.
Full building profile: Baccarat Residences
3Cipriani Residences, Brickell
The Hospitality-Branded Tower Closest to Keys
Cipriani Residences Miami at 1420 S Miami Avenue topped out at roughly 950 feet in July 2026, per PROFILEmiami, and passed 80 percent sold at that milestone. Mast Capital's 80-story tower holds 397 residences priced from $1.8M, with delivery guided to Summer 2027. Arquitectonica designed the building, with 1508 London interiors.
Entry moved from about $1.1M at the March 2022 launch to $1.8M by the July 2026 top-off, a rise of about 64 percent across the construction cycle. With the structure topped out and delivery inside a year, the pre-construction discount on this one is effectively gone.
What I tell buyers looking at Cipriani now is that they are buying one specific residence, so floor, exposure and the projected operating budget matter more than the launch story.
Full building profile: Cipriani Residences
4St. Regis Residences Brickell
The Low-Density South Brickell Tower
The St. Regis Residences, Miami at 1809 Brickell Avenue is a 50-story, 152-residence tower by Related Group and Integra Investments. It broke ground in November 2024 and targets Q4 2027. Residences launched from $2.8M in 2022, and the 10,012-square-foot Charles Penthouse went under contract at $47M, carrying the project past 80 percent sold, per PROFILEmiami.
With 152 homes from 2,600 to 10,000 square feet, St. Regis competes on space and low density rather than volume. Robert A.M. Stern Architects designed it, with Rockwell Group interiors and more than 50,000 square feet of amenities.
My first point to buyers is that this is a financed tower already under construction. On a 50 percent deposit structure, I tell clients to model the carrying cost through 2027 delivery before they fall for the address.
Full building profile: St. Regis Residences Brickell
5Bentley Residences, Sunny Isles Beach
The Oceanfront Tower With Car Elevators
Bentley Residences at 18401 Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach is a 749-foot, 63-story oceanfront tower by Dezer Development with 216 three- and four-bedroom residences priced from $5.8M to $18M. The patented Dezervator lifts a car into a private in-residence garage. Completion is targeted for 2028.
Bentley targets the collector who treats the garage as part of the home: residences hold three to four cars, seven in the penthouses. Sieger Suarez designed the tower, and its height makes it among the tallest oceanfront towers in Sunny Isles Beach.
Monthly HOA runs about $1.57 per square foot. Reservation deposits start at 20 percent with a 60 percent pre-closing schedule, so plan liquidity well before the 2028 delivery.
Full building profile: Bentley Residences
6Mercedes-Benz Places, Brickell
The Volume Brickell Play With a Lower Entry
Mercedes-Benz Places Miami at 1 Southside Park is the first Mercedes-Benz branded residential project in the United States: 791 residences across two towers rising to 67 stories, by JDS Development Group. Residences run from $750K to $4M, per Miami New Times. Our building page lists completion as Q4 2027, while the developer's public target is 2028.
At $750K, Mercedes-Benz Places brings a branded Brickell entry well below the $1.8M floors at Baccarat and Cipriani. SHoP Architects designed the towers, with units from 450 to 2,600 square feet, and Tower 1 is going vertical.
Scale is the risk to price for. As of June 2026, The Real Deal reported JDS working on a recapitalization with Fontainebleau Development, so I would confirm the financing and delivery schedule before signing.
Full building profile: Mercedes-Benz Places
7Aria Reserve, Edgewater
The Twin-Tower Edgewater Value Play
Aria Reserve Miami at 700 NE 24th Street is two 62-story towers by Melo Group holding 792 residences, 396 per tower, designed by Arquitectonica. The South Tower is complete with closings open, and the North Tower was nearing completion for 2026, per Florida YIMBY in April 2026. Prices run from about $750K to $12M.
Aria is the tallest twin waterfront residential development in the United States, and it is the rare project here where one tower is already built. That shortens the gap between contract and keys for buyers who want Edgewater without a multi-year wait.
Units run from 1,100 to 2,600 square feet with one to four bedrooms plus penthouses. I would verify which tower a unit sits in and its closing date, because the two towers deliver on different schedules.
Full building profile: Aria Reserve
8Casa Bella by B&B Italia, Arts and Cultural District, Downtown
The Design-Led Tower, Delivery Not Verified
Casa Bella Residences by B&B Italia, at 1400 Biscayne Boulevard in Downtown Miami's Arts and Cultural District, is a Related Group tower with Piero Lissoni design direction. It topped off at 56 stories in July 2025, with completion then expected by summer 2026, per Florida YIMBY. We do not have our own building page for it, and its delivery status is not verified as of September 2026.
Lissoni's direction and the B&B Italia name are the point here: this is a design-first purchase, not a volume play.
Because we have not verified a delivery or closing date, ask Related Group for the current certificate of occupancy status and closing schedule in writing before you reserve.
9LOFTY Brickell, Brickell
The Fully Finished Brickell Entry
LOFTY Brickell at 99 SW 7th Street is a 44-story Arquitectonica tower on the Miami River by Newgard Development Group, with 362 fully finished, move-in-ready condos from $500K. The tower topped out in January 2026 and reached full height with its crown in June 2026. Completion is estimated for the end of 2027.
Turnkey delivery is the thesis: finished units avoid the separate build-out a raw shell requires, and the proprietary LOFTY app handles concierge requests from a phone.
Units from 446 to 986 square feet suit investors, so check the condominium's rental rules and projected HOA before modeling income.
Full building profile: LOFTY Brickell
10600 Miami Worldcenter, Downtown Miami
The Lowest Downtown Entry With No Rental Restrictions
600 Miami WorldCenter is a 32-story tower with 606 fully furnished residences inside the 27-acre Miami WorldCenter district, developed by Merrimac Ventures and Aria Development Group. Studios start near $400K, and pricing runs to about $849K. Completion is estimated for 2026, per Multifamily Dive.
Its defining edge is no rental restrictions, so short-term leasing is allowed, which is rare in new Miami condos. Units run from studios to two bedrooms, 407 to 830 square feet.
Because availability changes quickly near delivery, confirm what is actually for sale before you plan around it. My advice on short-term-rental buildings is to underwrite occupancy conservatively rather than on peak-season rates.
Full building profile: 600 Miami Worldcenter
11The Standard Residences, Midtown, Midtown
The Boutique Standard Tower, Now Complete
The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami at 3100 NE 1st Avenue is a 12-story, 228-unit condominium that is now complete with closings underway, per Florida YIMBY in April 2026. We do not have our own building page for it, so current pricing is not verified as of September 2026.
The Standard's boutique scale, 228 homes on 12 floors, is the opposite of Brickell's volume towers, and its hospitality brand targets buyers who want a Midtown pied-à-terre.
Since the building is delivered, this is now a resale and remaining-inventory decision, not a pre-construction one. Ask for the current budget and rental rules.
12Dolce & Gabbana Residences Miami (888 Brickell)
The Fashion-Branded Supertall, Not Yet Started
Dolce & Gabbana Residences Miami at 888 Brickell Avenue is the first Dolce & Gabbana branded residential tower in the United States, with 259 residences designed to rise 90 stories to 1,049 feet. JDS Development Group is the developer, with Studio Sofield architecture. Construction has not begun and no delivery date is published, per The Real Deal; the CTBUH database lists 2030.
The design brief is ivory travertine stone with a glossy black facade and D&G-designed interiors, in units from 2,173 to 5,500 square feet. The low count for a 90-story tower means larger homes and fewer neighbors per floor.
I tell buyers to wait for closed construction financing before committing a deposit here. Until a start date is public, this is a long-dated reservation, not a tower you can underwrite to a delivery year.
Full building profile: Dolce & Gabbana Residences Miami (888 Brickell)
13The Residences at 1428 Brickell
The Solar-Glass Facade Tower
The Residences at 1428 Brickell by YTECH is the first Miami high-rise partially powered by the sun, wrapping over 20,000 square feet of photovoltaic glass into its facade, per The Real Deal. The 70-story, 850-foot Arquitectonica tower holds 189 LEED-targeted residences priced from $2.3M to $5.6M+, with completion targeted for 2028.
The solar glass offsets part of the building's energy use; it does not make the tower fully solar powered or carbon neutral, so value it as a lower operating-cost feature, not a zero-energy claim. ACPV Architects (Antonio Citterio and Patricia Viel) designed the interiors.
Level 70 holds a rooftop observatory with a sky-view pool at 850 feet. Residences run 1,800 to 10,000 square feet with two to four bedrooms, at roughly $1.50 per square foot in monthly maintenance.
Full building profile: The Residences at 1428 Brickell
14Mandarin Oriental Residences Miami
The Island Sanctuary by Swire
Mandarin Oriental Residences Miami is the brand's flagship North American residential project: 228 residences across two towers of 66 and 33 stories on Brickell Key, at 750 Claughton Island Drive. Swire Properties, the developer behind Brickell City Centre, is building it with Kohn Pedersen Fox architecture. Pricing runs from $3.5M to $10M, with delivery estimated for 2030.
Brickell Key's island setting is the permanent asset: limited developable land and water on all sides, within walking distance of Brickell. Tristan Auer and Laura Gonzalez handle the interiors.
My advice is to weigh the 2030 horizon honestly: it is the longest carry of any Brickell branded tower I track, so the deposit schedule matters more here than the headline price.
Full building profile: Mandarin Oriental Residences Miami
15Faena Residences Miami
The Twin-Tower River District Statement
Faena Residences Miami brings the Faena brand downtown: twin 68-story towers joined by a three-story Sky Bridge at 700+ feet, with 327 feet of Miami River frontage at 24 SW 4th Street. Fortune International Group and Kar Properties are developing 440 residences from $1.3M to $6.8M+, designed by Rafael Vinoly Architects, with completion estimated for 2029.
River frontage adds a waterfront premium without oceanfront pricing, and the Faena brand carries its cultural programming from Miami Beach. Units range from 712 to 7,676 square feet.
The project is in pre-construction, so 2029 is a target. I would compare its deposit schedule directly with DELANO's before choosing between the two downtown brands.
Full building profile: Faena Residences Miami
16EDITION Residences Edgewater
The World's First Private EDITION Residence
EDITION Residences Edgewater at 2121 N Bayshore Drive is the world's first private EDITION residence: a 55-story, 649-foot Two Roads Development tower with 185 residences priced from $1.9M to $8M. Two Roads settled with the Biscayne 21 holdout owners, and managing partner Taylor Collins told the Miami Herald that construction was starting, with completion targeted for September 2029.
Arquitectonica designed the tower and Studio Munge the interiors, with residences from 1,952 to 3,864 square feet and two to four bedrooms on the Biscayne Bay waterfront.
Construction is only now starting, so this is a multi-year carry. Talk to me before you reserve: I would size the deposit exposure against a September 2029 target that could still move.
Full building profile: EDITION Residences Edgewater
17DELANO Residences Miami
The Observation Deck Supertall
DELANO Residences Miami at 400 Biscayne Boulevard is planned at 90 stories and 985 feet, with Downtown's first public observation deck above 850 feet and a sky pool at 800 feet. PMG and operator Ennismore are selling 421 fully furnished Meyer Davis residences priced from $742K to $4.8M, toward a 2030 delivery.
PMG is behind both Waldorf Astoria and DELANO. Where Waldorf launched from $1M in 2021 and is now over 90 percent sold, DELANO offers a new branded supertall from $742K, with Carlos Ott and CUBE3 architecture.
It is still in pre-sales and planning, so 2030 is the longest timeline here alongside Mandarin Oriental. Units from 432 to 2,019 square feet suit furnished-rental buyers who can wait.
Full building profile: DELANO Residences Miami
18Rivage Bal Harbour
The Last Oceanfront Acres in Bal Harbour
Rivage Bal Harbour rises on the last three oceanfront acres in Bal Harbour, at 10245 Collins Avenue: 56 residences across 24 stories, designed by SOM with Rottet Studio interiors for Related Group and Two Roads Development. The contractor broke ground in September 2024 against a $424 million construction loan, with completion slated for 2027, per Florida YIMBY. Pricing starts at $7M.
Once these 56 homes sell, new Bal Harbour oceanfront depends on an existing building being redeveloped. Residences run 3,284 to 6,655 square feet.
The delivery year is the number I make Bal Harbour buyers confirm in writing before they wire a deposit.
Full building profile: Rivage Bal Harbour
19The Standard Residences Brickell
The Most Accessible Branded Tower in Brickell
The Standard Residences Brickell at 690 SW 1st Avenue is The Standard hotel brand's first ground-up residential tower: 422 branded condos across 46 stories, priced from $600K, by Newgard Development Group. Arquitectonica designed it, with a 10th-floor bowling alley, a wellness Hamam and a riverfront restaurant at street level. Delivery is estimated for 2027.
Units run from studios to two bedrooms, from about 491 square feet, which fits first-time Brickell buyers and rental investors.
Newgard is also building LOFTY Brickell, which topped out in January 2026, so buyers can check the developer's progress on a sister tower before signing.
Full building profile: The Standard Residences Brickell
20Six Fisher Island
America's Most Exclusive Residential Address
Six Fisher Island delivers just 50 residences across 11 stories on 6.5 acres of the former Vanderbilt estate in zip code 33109, where median household income tops $900,000. Related Group, BH Group and Globe Invest are developing it, priced from $15.5M to $31.5M, with completion estimated for 2026.
Fisher Island is reachable only by ferry or private boat, and owners receive Fisher Island Club membership with its golf course, tennis, marina and beach club. Kobi Karp designed the building, with Tara Bernerd interiors.
At this level the question is access, not price sensitivity: new construction on the island is rare, and residences run from 3,872 to more than 8,404 square feet.
Full building profile: Six Fisher Island
My Take: What the Data Actually Says About Miami Pre-Construction in 2026
Strip away the marketing and the 20 towers split into two groups. The 18 we verify on our own building pages hold 6,298 residences between them; Casa Bella and The Standard Midtown are left out of that total because we have not verified their counts on our own pages. Trophy projects (Waldorf Astoria, Baccarat, Cipriani, St. Regis, Dolce & Gabbana, Six Fisher Island, Rivage) sell to buyers above $1.8M on brand and scarcity. Volume projects (Aria Reserve 792, Mercedes-Benz Places 791, 600 Miami WorldCenter 606, DELANO 421, The Standard Brickell 407, LOFTY 362) start between $400K and $750K.
Timelines are now the real divider. Delivered or delivering in 2026: Aria Reserve (South Tower complete, North Tower est. 2026), 600 Miami WorldCenter and Six Fisher Island (both est. 2026). 2027: Cipriani (Summer), St. Regis (Q4), LOFTY (end of year), The Standard Brickell and Rivage. Mercedes-Benz Places now targets 2028, delayed from 2027. 2028: Baccarat (early), Waldorf Astoria (Q2), Bentley and 1428 Brickell. 2029 and later: Faena, EDITION (September 2029), Mandarin Oriental and DELANO (2030), and Dolce & Gabbana, which has not started construction.
For international investors: The trophy tier is a long-hold position, not a quick flip. My advice is to weigh brand and site against how many years your deposit is tied up: Cipriani is under a year from keys, while Mandarin Oriental and DELANO carry to 2030.
For local buyers (Miami residents): The value tier makes the most sense where the building is delivered or close to it (Aria Reserve from $750K, 600 Miami WorldCenter from $400K) or fully finished (LOFTY from $500K). Price rental income on long-term leases, and check each condominium's rental rules first.
For portfolio diversifiers: Spread across neighborhoods and delivery years instead of concentrating in one Brickell tower. Example: a 600 Miami WorldCenter studio (from $400K), an Aria Reserve residence (from $750K), an EDITION Residences Edgewater residence (from $1.9M) and a Baccarat one-bedroom (from $1.8M) total about $4.85M at published entry prices, across three neighborhoods and deliveries from 2026 to 2029. Confirm actual availability before planning around any of them.
Critical risk: Completion dates move. Dolce & Gabbana has no published delivery, EDITION's September 2029 target depends on construction that is only starting, and Mercedes-Benz Places was reported in a recapitalization in June 2026. Budget for holding costs and closing delays when evaluating returns.
Frequently Asked Questions: Miami Pre-Construction 2026
The top tier includes Waldorf Astoria Miami (100 stories, 90%+ sold, Q2 2028), Baccarat Residences ($1.8M to $32M+, early 2028), Cipriani Residences (from $1.8M, topped out, Summer 2027), St. Regis Residences (152 residences, Q4 2027) and Six Fisher Island ($15.5M to $31.5M, 50 units). For value, Mercedes-Benz Places ($750K to $4M), LOFTY Brickell (from $500K) and 600 Miami WorldCenter (from about $400K) offer lower entries. The best choice depends on timeline, neighborhood and budget.
Entry points start near $400K (600 Miami WorldCenter studios), $500K (LOFTY Brickell) and $600K (The Standard Residences Brickell). Branded Brickell towers start at $1.8M (Baccarat and Cipriani). At the top, a St. Regis Residences penthouse went under contract at $47M, and Six Fisher Island reaches $31.5M. Prices change by release, so confirm the current list before comparing.
Brickell has the deepest branded pipeline (Baccarat, Cipriani, St. Regis, Mercedes-Benz Places, LOFTY, The Standard) and the most resale liquidity, but also the most competing supply. Edgewater offers bay frontage with fewer towers: Aria Reserve is largely delivered from $750K, while EDITION Residences targets September 2029 from $1.9M. For a near-term delivery, Edgewater's Aria is the stronger case; for brand depth, Brickell.
By published pricing, the highest single figure is the St. Regis Residences Charles Penthouse, under contract at $47M. Baccarat Residences extends past $32M, and Six Fisher Island reaches $31.5M with the highest entry price in this ranking, $15.5M. Dolce & Gabbana at 888 Brickell lists $3.675M to $16M.
Aria Reserve's South Tower is complete with closings open, and its North Tower is estimated for 2026. 600 Miami WorldCenter and Six Fisher Island are also estimated for 2026, and The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami was completed in April 2026. Baccarat (early 2028) and Waldorf Astoria (Q2 2028) are not 2026 deliveries. Always verify the developer's latest timeline before writing an offer.
Pre-construction can lock pricing early, but the return depends on the developer's record, the real delivery date and your carrying cost. Cipriani shows both sides: entry rose from about $1.1M in 2022 to $1.8M by the July 2026 top-off, yet buyers today no longer get that early discount. Favor financed towers already under construction, plan for delays, and do not count on appreciation to cover holding costs.
International buyers are a large share of Miami's branded tier. Tax and estate treatment depend on your home country and ownership structure, FIRPTA withholding applies when a foreign owner later sells, and deposit schedules such as Baccarat's 10/10/10/10/10 or St. Regis's 50 percent tie up capital for years. Work with a US tax adviser and a real estate attorney before committing.
Most Miami pre-construction contracts collect deposits in stages tied to milestones, with the balance at closing. Baccarat, for example, collects 10 percent at reservation, contract, groundbreaking, top-off and pre-closing, with 50 percent at closing; Bentley Residences starts at 20 percent with a 60 percent pre-closing schedule. Always read cancellation terms and escrow protections before signing.
Key risks: (1) completion delays, (2) financing risk, as with Dolce & Gabbana, which has not started construction, (3) design or amenity changes during construction, (4) price declines between contract and closing, (5) developer financial stress, and (6) limited liquidity if you need to assign a contract before completion. Mitigate by choosing financed towers already under construction and budgeting for a longer carry.
By category: hotel services at Waldorf Astoria (205-key hotel) and Mandarin Oriental (flagship hotel on Brickell Key). Fashion design at Dolce & Gabbana. Lifestyle at The Standard Brickell (bowling alley, 10th-floor wellness Hamam) and DELANO (public observation deck, sky pool at 800 feet). Sustainability at The Residences at 1428 Brickell (solar glass facade, Level 70 observatory). Oceanfront at Bentley Residences (Dezervator car elevators) and Rivage Bal Harbour. Island privacy at Six Fisher Island (Fisher Island Club membership).
Ready to Explore Miami Pre-Construction?
This guide covers the 20 most important pre-construction developments in Miami through 2030. Each offers distinct value propositions, timelines, and buyer profiles. Whether you're seeking trophy international assets, rental income plays, or neighborhood appreciation, the right project depends on your investment thesis, timeline, and risk tolerance.
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