Eighty Seven Park

Eighty Seven Park at 87th and Collins is Renzo Piano's first residential project in the Western Hemisphere — the same Pritzker Prize architect behind the Centre Pompidou, The Shard in London, the Whitney Museum in New York, and the New York Times Building. Developed by David Martin's Terra Group and Bizzi & Partners Development, the 18-story oceanfront tower delivered in 2020. The building sits adjacent to a public botanical park Terra deeded to the City of Miami Beach as part of the development agreement — the kind of trade David thinks should happen more, where the developer earns floor area in exchange for genuinely public open space. approximately 67 residences run from $3M to $25M and several penthouse closings have pushed above $3,000/SF. The building also marked the moment North Beach emerged as its own ultra-luxury submarket, separate from Surfside and Bal Harbour. Renzo Piano's involvement is the architectural floor that protects resale value here — same logic as Monad Terrace with Nouvel, or Faena House with Foster + Partners. David runs comps on Eighty Seven Park whenever he's pricing anything north of 79th Street, because nothing else in North Beach delivers Piano-level pedigree at a more accessible $1,800–$2,500/SF entry point.

"Renzo Piano + a deeded park to the City of Miami Beach. The kind of trade that should happen more."

David Hunt Solomon

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