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Zaha Hadid's masterpiece, if you have to ask the price, this isn't your building

The OG of Museum Row, and still one of the best values downtown

Edgewater's tallest tower and one of its most architecturally distinctive, delivering true ultra-luxury with half-floor residences and three floors of amenities

Brickell's best-kept secret: a true waterfront luxury building that flies under the radar and delivers on every front

PMG's ultra-luxury statement in South Brickell. Genuinely high quality, quiet, and built to last. Spectacular views that are currently unobstructed, but the South Brickell redevelopment wave is coming

One of Brickell's true ultra-luxury towers. Stunning rooftop pool, outrageous penthouses, and Sexy Fish downstairs. If you want to be in the center of everything, this is it

The amenity king of Miami, if you want a 5-star resort in your building, this is it

The ultra-luxury original on Museum Row, massive units, great finishes, but you're sharing with a hotel

Edgewater's bayfront beach club tower with sand, surf, and skyline views

Missoni's first residential project brings Italian fashion-house branding to a 57-story Edgewater tower with ultra-luxury finishes, 200 feet of bay frontage, and units up to 6,800 square feet. Brand prestige meets genuinely large floor plans.

Melo Group's twin-tower megaproject brings 782 waterfront residences, the tallest residential twin towers on a U.S. waterfront, and an amenity deck that rivals resort complexes

Edgewater's OG ultra-luxury tower. Arquitectonica design, Lenny Kravitz interiors, a private cove, and the kind of views that made people take Edgewater seriously. Still the building to beat in the neighborhood.

The OG ultra-luxury waterfront tower. Beautiful curves, hotel perks, and nearly 20 years of Miami history.

A car brand built a skyscraper, and it's actually stunning. You're paying for the name, but you know that.

The original ultra-luxury tower in Brickell. Quiet, understated, and built to a genuinely high standard. The OG of Brickell high-rise living, now facing a wave of construction on all sides

Twin luxury towers by Swire, connected to the best mall in Brickell. Quiet money, big views, and a two-step lobby

Unbranded upper-tier luxury with the best amenity package in Brickell. The rooftop pool alone is worth the conversation.

Museum Row's boutique original, love it or hate it, there's nothing else like it

Miami's only true loft building: exposed brick, 20-foot ceilings, and a creative community that actually knows each other

An exclusively 3-bedroom Melo Group tower with flow-through layouts, 7-foot deep terraces, and a 20,000 SF resort pool deck. Bay House delivers substance over style in a quieter pocket of Edgewater.

A LEED Gold-certified boutique tower with Nordic-inspired architecture, 240 feet of bay frontage, and only 90 residences. The Crimson delivers high-end finishes and a tight-knit community feel without the mega-building drama.

Melo Group's first real swing at luxury in Edgewater. Mid-tier finishes, excellent views, and one of the best locations on Margaret Pace Park. A solid building that knows what it is.

The Airbnb partnership that wasn't, Crescent Heights turned this into a high-quality condo-hotel hybrid with hotel-level amenities and a very transient vibe.

The quirky, loft-style third tower in downtown's only gated community. Freshly renovated lobby and amenities as of 2026.

The freshly renovated middle tower in downtown's only gated community. Great value, big units, but Faena is coming for your east views.

The largest tower in downtown Miami's only private gated community. Best spa on the river, massive pool, and permanently protected sunset views.

Downtown Miami's OG mega building, two towers, massive amenities, and units that range from dated to stunning

Modern, compact, and Airbnb-friendly, the new-gen downtown condo for young Miami

Miami's most infamous parking garage story, but beyond that, a genuinely good mid-tier luxury building with a rooftop pool, large units, and a value advantage that its troubled history created

A boutique South Brickell gem with a rooftop pool, large units, and genuine build quality. Off the main drag, away from the chaos, and built to last. Just know the east views are on a long-term time clock

Formerly SLS Brickell. Striking design, stunning east views, and a lively party scene. A Related Group condo-hotel with all the upsides and caveats that come with that combination

An under-the-radar oasis of calm in the busiest part of Brickell. High-quality interiors, mature residents, and zero drama. The quiet achiever of South Miami Ave

The under-the-radar Brickell tower sitting on top of a Publix, restaurants, and everything you need without ever leaving the building

Twin-tower Related Group development with Equinox gym, rooftop pools, and a prime location in the busiest part of Brickell

Brickell's OG branded luxury complex. Think 2000s pop star with more facelifts than you can count

Miami's first purpose-built short-term rental tower, for better and worse

Museum Row's pioneer, incredible views, but the building shows its age

The A&E District pioneer with oversized units, incredible views, and zero pretense

An arts-inspired 18-story, 183-unit mid-tier building in Central Edgewater with larger recession-era units, a 75-foot heated lap pool, and a no-nonsense approach to condo living. Value investor and rental-friendly with a 93 Walk Score.

A recession-era boutique loft building in Central Edgewater with 69 units, larger-than-average floor plans, all east-facing units, and that industrial-cool loft aesthetic. Entry-level pricing for people who want the loft lifestyle without the loft price tag.

A well-managed boutique mid-rise in Central Edgewater with 125 units, decent amenities, and entry-level prices. Not waterfront, not luxurious, but a solid value play with a real sense of community.

A LEED Silver boutique mid-rise in Central Edgewater with 86 units, a rooftop pool, quality finishes, and entry-level prices. No waterfront, no pretense, just a solid investment play.

A colorful 2004 low/mid-rise complex in Edgewater with 436 units, large floor plans, ground-floor retail, and zero pretense. Entry-level living in a Walker's Paradise location.

A semi-boutique recession-era glass tower with 118 units, all-glass facade by Bermello Ajamil, renovated amenities including an infinity pool and wine cellar, and unobstructed Biscayne Bay views from a prime Edgewater waterfront lot.

An eclectic boutique loft tower with only 47 residences, exposed concrete and ductwork, 18-foot ceilings in the Lanais, and incredible Biscayne Bay views from a quiet waterfront perch in South Central Edgewater.

Arquitectonica's curvilinear glass tower marking the northern gateway to Edgewater at I-195

Related Group's four-tower mega-district in northern Edgewater. Nearly 1,300 units across Paraiso Bay, One Paraiso, Gran Paraiso, and Paraiso Bayviews, sharing a 5-acre bayfront campus with resort amenities, marina, and beach club. Big on scale and amenities, but buyer beware on build quality.

Related Group's waterfront tower with an undulating facade and 400 feet of Biscayne Bay frontage

Edgewater's quiet boutique option. Only 78 units, pre-recession build quality, incredible bay views from every unit, and the kind of low-drama living that the mega-towers next door cannot offer.

The quiet workhorse of Edgewater. No brand, no drama, no headlines. Just large units, incredible views, and one of the best locations on Margaret Pace Park at a price that still makes sense.

Loft 1's bigger, taller brother, with a rooftop pool, a Metromover station literally in the building, and still zero parking.

Downtown's no-parking loft tower. High ceilings, exposed concrete, rooftop pool, and you better not have a car.

One of downtown's oldest condos with one of its absolute best locations, if you can look past the 2005 finishes

One of downtown's OG towers, huge units, Bayfront Park views, and a moving day you'll never forget

A colorful South Brickell icon with oversized units, permanent bay views, and the world's largest kinetic art facade. Practical living with a view, not a brand.

An Arquitectonica original on the bay with oversized units, incredible views, and old-school Brickell character

True waterfront Brickell, older building, dated finishes, unbeatable bay views. You are paying for the location.

A pioneer of South Brickell with unique sky-loft floor plans. East views are gone, west views are on a time clock, and a common area refresh is overdue. But the loft lifestyle is genuinely one-of-a-kind

One of Brickell's originals. Larger units, a quieter southern location, and a no-frills value play that delivers on location without the luxury price tag

Pininfarina-designed interiors in a mid-tier Related Group tower. Decent building, nice rooftop pool, but check the unit before you buy, as some still have carpeting

Predominantly residential tower with 438 condos and a small hotel component. Prime Brickell location, LED facade, rooftop pool, but construction quality falls short of the luxury price tag.

Two towers, 999 units, prime Brickell Ave. Mid-tier luxury from the Related Group that delivers solid value in a great location.

Two towers, 709 units, directly on the Miami River. Not flashy, not trying to be. A Brickell address for people who want the location without the scene

A 22-story, 207-unit early Melo Group tower in Central Edgewater that was originally built as a rental building and later converted to condos. Entry-level pricing, large units, directly next to Publix and across from Margaret Pace Park, but nothing luxurious and surrounded by construction for the next three to five years.

An 18-story, 96-unit Melo Group entry-level tower in Central Edgewater with larger-than-average units, a sky pool with bay views, and one of the worst street flooding locations in the neighborhood. A no-frills building that works well for roommates and younger buyers looking for an affordable Edgewater address.

An 11-story, 63-unit authentic industrial loft building in Northern Edgewater with concrete everywhere, exposed ductwork, glass block, and 10-foot ceilings. This is a love-it-or-hate-it building designed exclusively for loft lovers who want the real thing, not a watered-down version.

A quiet 12-story boutique building on Biscayne Bay with larger pre-recession units, a Zen-inspired design, and a potential developer buyout horizon that makes it one of Edgewater's most interesting long-term plays.

Edgewater's original twin-tower complex. Massive scale, massive views, massive unit count. The recession-era bones are showing, but the location across from Margaret Pace Park still delivers.

The OG downtown loft. No parking, no frills, no pretense, just a solid urban pad in the middle of everything.

A condo-hotel in South Brickell that works for investors and transient guests. Not a building for people seeking a quiet residential community.

A boutique mid-tier Brickell building sitting at the center of one of the most dramatic real estate stories in Miami. The Ken Griffin wildcard.

Early-boom Brickell value play in a great location. Large units, dated finishes, utilitarian everything. The building is the location.

Large units, oversized balconies, and a great South Brickell location. Everything else about this building is aggressively average. The best case scenario here is a long-term redevelopment play

Recession-era twin towers in central Brickell. Entry-level pricing with entry-level finishes, but excellent transit access and solid value for the location

Two-tower complex with unique loft units, a prime Brickell Ave location, and the most dramatic HOA saga in Miami condo history.

A recession-era pioneer on the river. Standard building, solid value, but that pool situation is a problem.

Miami's wildest loft building. You'll either love it or leave immediately.

Miami's first post-recession condo. Designed by Karim Rashid, drenched in color, and completely unlike anything else in Brickell. You'll either love it or hate it

A recession-era value play in Brickell with larger units, iconic architecture, and a rooftop pool. Not top tier, but it knows what it is

A massive condo-hotel time capsule with incredible bay views and a DoubleTree in the lobby. You come here for the value and the location, not the luxury.

Edgewater's original 1970s bayfront high-rise sitting on 6 acres of prime waterfront land. The location is unbeatable, but the building has passed its prime and is overdue for either a total renovation or a developer buyout.

The most infamous condo in all of Downtown Miami. A rite of passage for newcomers, a cautionary tale for everyone else. You come here for the views and the price. You leave because of everything else.

A Miami Vice time capsule sitting on one of the best waterfront locations in the city. The views are incredible. Everything else is hanging on for dear life.

A 1961 bayfront relic in northern Edgewater with 254 units, multiple stalled buyout attempts, and post-Surfside regulatory pressure that likely seals its fate. The location is prime but the building is not.