Brickell Condos

Our directory tracks 49 established condo buildings in Brickell proper — from 1981's Palace on Brickell to towers currently under construction like ORA by Casa Tua and UNA Residences. Counting individual towers within multi-tower developments (Icon Brickell's three towers, Brickell Heights East and West, and so on), Brickell has well over 60 residential towers.

Brickell spans nearly every price point. Studios and older one-bedrooms in buildings like Four Ambassadors or Brickell Townhouse can start under $400K, mainstream towers such as Icon Brickell, Axis and The Plaza generally trade between $500K and $1.5M, and the luxury tier — Santa Maria, Four Seasons Residences, Echo Brickell, UNA — runs from about $2M to well past $20M for penthouses. Live prices for every building are on this page.

True bayfront buildings include Santa Maria, Bristol Tower, Atlantis, Imperial, The Palace, Villa Regina and UNA Residences along South Brickell's Brickell Avenue corridor, plus Jade Residences, The Mark and Brickell Bay Club on Brickell Bay Drive. Icon Brickell and Brickell on the River front the Miami River where it meets Biscayne Bay.

Brickell has Miami's deepest condo rental market — the neighborhood's walkability, employment base and transit make units consistently rentable, and buildings with flexible rental policies (Icon Brickell, Brickell on the River, Fortune House among them) are popular with investors. As with any condo purchase in Florida, review the building's reserves, milestone-inspection status and HOA financials before buying; we can pull these for any building on this page.

Most established Brickell condos enforce 6- or 12-month minimum leases. A handful operate with hotel or flexible-rental programs — Icon Brickell Tower 3 (W Miami), SLS Brickell and Fortune House are the best known. Policies change with board votes, so confirm the current rental policy on any building before you buy with investment intent.

Brickell is Miami's most walkable neighborhood: Brickell City Centre and Mary Brickell Village for shopping and dining, the free Metromover looping through the district, Brickell Key's baywalk for running, and one of the country's densest concentrations of restaurants and rooftop bars. It's the closest Miami gets to a vertical, live-work-play downtown — quieter toward South Brickell's residential bayfront, busiest around Brickell Avenue and Ninth Street.

Expect roughly $0.80–$1.50 per square foot per month in most full-service Brickell towers, and more in ultra-luxury or hotel-serviced buildings — fees track amenities, staffing and building age. Every listing on this site shows the association fee in its Building Information section.

The current construction cycle includes UNA Residences on the South Brickell waterfront, ORA by Casa Tua at 1210 Brickell Avenue, and several announced supertall projects along the Brickell Avenue corridor. Pre-construction pricing and floor plans are available through us directly — reach out for the current developer inventory.