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Tressa

Brickell Condos for Sale & Rent

1712 Southwest 10th Street, Miami, FL 33135

Brickell · Condominium

Condominium living in Brickell, Miami

Tressa is a condominium residence in Brickell, Miami. Set in Brickell — Miami's Manhattan — finance, dining and glass towers on the bay — the location puts Brickell City Centre nearby. Across Brickell, condos sell at a median near $720K (about $850 per square foot). Request current availability, pricing and recent sales at Tressa from our Brickell specialists.

Neighborhood: Brickell
Address: 1712 Southwest 10th Street, Miami, FL 33135, Miami

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Where is Tressa located?

Tressa is at 1712 Southwest 10th Street, Miami, FL 33135, in Brickell, Miami.

What is the Brickell neighborhood like?

Brickell is known for Miami's Manhattan — finance, dining and glass towers on the bay. Nearby: landmarks like Brickell City Centre, Ride the free Metromover loop for an elevated, dining at La Mar by Gastón Acurio at the Mandarin Oriental.

How do I contact the Tressa condominium association?

We don't publish association or management contact details for Tressa, because boards change and management companies are replaced — a stale number is worse than none. Tell us the building and we'll help you reach the current association or manager, and request documents on your behalf. Our Brickell condo association directory lists the buildings we track.

What documents should I request from the Tressa association?

Ask for an estoppel certificate, the declaration and bylaws, the current budget and reserve study, recent meeting minutes, and the building's milestone inspection and structural integrity reserve study status. Read the budget and reserve study together — reserve funding is what determines whether a future special assessment is likely, and it is the single most common thing buyers skip.

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Tressa Condominium Association

The Tressa condominium association governs the building and sets the rules owners feel most directly — leasing and pet policy, reserve funding, and any special assessment. Buyers and sellers at Tressa typically need an estoppel certificate, the declaration and bylaws, the current budget and reserve study, recent meeting minutes, and the building's milestone inspection and structural integrity reserve study status. Because association and management contacts change, we verify them case by case rather than listing them — tell us the building and we'll connect you and request the paperwork.

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