44 active towers across Miami Beach, Surfside, Bal Harbour, North Bay Village, Sunny Isles, Fisher Island, Brickell Key, Downtown, Brickell, Edgewater, and Coconut Grove. 19 pre-construction · 25 delivered.
I've been inside the sales galleries before vertical construction on most of these. If you want the floor plans, the actual price sheets, and an honest read on which buildings will hold value — that's the conversation.
19 towers selling off-plan. Developer-direct pricing, longer delivery wait, contract risk. The buildings that will define the Miami skyline through 2028.
Walkable luxury north of 96th Street — and Bal Harbour's first new towers in over a decade with Rivage and a second St. Regis.
The most aggressive new-tower zone in 2026 Miami. Continuum, Shoma, and Two Roads are all bringing ultra-luxury to a sleepy 79th-Street causeway corner that's about to become the next Edgewater.
The highest-density corridor of ultra-luxury branded towers anywhere in the U.S. — every major fashion and automotive name has a building here.
The 216-acre private island accessible only by ferry. Six Fisher Island is the first new construction since 2008 — every existing unit has changed hands at least twice since.
Where the most aggressive density is happening — every flagship hotel brand has a residential tower within ten blocks. Waldorf, Aston Martin, Cipriani, Baccarat, St. Regis, Pininfarina.
The bayfront corridor between downtown and the Design District has gone from emerging to ultra-luxury in five years. Edition's second Miami tower lands here.
25 delivered branded residences with active MLS units. Tour any of these tomorrow — what you see is what you close on.
South of Fifth, Mid Beach, and the Faena District — where new construction sits beside David's 20-year transaction history.
Walkable luxury north of 96th Street — and Bal Harbour's first new towers in over a decade with Rivage and a second St. Regis.
The highest-density corridor of ultra-luxury branded towers anywhere in the U.S. — every major fashion and automotive name has a building here.
The 44-acre planned island east of Brickell. Mandarin Oriental's reset is the headline — and the start of a complete repositioning of the island's east end.
Where the most aggressive density is happening — every flagship hotel brand has a residential tower within ten blocks. Waldorf, Aston Martin, Cipriani, Baccarat, St. Regis, Pininfarina.
The bayfront corridor between downtown and the Design District has gone from emerging to ultra-luxury in five years. Edition's second Miami tower lands here.
Where Miami's old-money buyers and a new generation of tech founders are quietly assembling. Small projects, big architects.