Brickell Pre-Construction Condos in Miami
Brickell is Miami's main financial district, located just south of the Miami River along Biscayne Bay. The neighborhood combines high-rise residential towers, office buildings, restaurants and the Brickell City Centre shopping complex. It is served by the free Metromover, which connects to Metrorail at Brickell station, and sits close to I-95 and the Rickenbacker Causeway leading to Key Biscayne. New condo projects in Brickell are typically high-rise towers offering studios through three-bedroom and larger residences, with amenities such as pools, fitness centers and coworking lounges. Among the developments verified in our comparison tool (October 2026), entry prices in Brickell range from about US$ 461K to US$ 6.9M, depending on the project, floor and view. Rental policies differ from building to building: some projects permit short-term rentals, while others set minimum lease terms. Review the project list on this page and confirm every detail, including pricing, deposits and rental rules, in each project's official documents before making a decision.
New developments in Brickell (10)
Parkside Brickell
Viceroy Brickell – The Residences
619 Brickell – Residences by Nobu
Residences at Mandarin Oriental – North Tower
Faena Residences Miami
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a pre-construction condo cost in Brickell?
Among the developments verified in our comparison tool (October 2026), entry prices in Brickell range from about US$ 461K to US$ 6.9M. Prices change with each release and vary by floor, view and size; always confirm on the developer's official price sheet.
Can I rent my Brickell condo short term or on Airbnb?
Rental rules vary by building: some new projects allow short-term rentals, while others require minimum terms from 30 days to several months. Always confirm in the condominium declaration and local regulations.
When will new Brickell condo projects be completed?
Timelines depend on each project and typically run 2 to 4 years after sales launch. Estimated dates can change, so check the schedule provided by the developer.