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The St. Regis Residences Miami (Brickell)
Brickell
1809 Brickell Property Owner, LLC; Related Group and Integra Investments

The next generation of Miami's signature towers — branded residences and skyline-defining developments, profiled with the pricing, deposit schedule and delivery timeline we can document.
How preconstruction works
Buying a residence that doesn't exist yet is a different transaction from buying a resale: the price, the deposit schedule and the delivery date all sit in a developer's contract rather than in the market. Here is what actually drives the outcome — and what to read before signing.
New-development contracts usually spread the deposit across construction milestones instead of taking it all at signing. The exact schedule — and whether the money sits in escrow — is set by the developer and written into the purchase agreement.
Developers sell in phases and reprice between them. Ask for the current price list alongside the previous one rather than assuming an early phase is cheaper.
Current design, building systems and amenity programs, plus whatever warranty coverage the purchase agreement and state law actually provide — worth reading rather than assuming.
Deposit escrow, the outside completion date, assignment and rental rules, the developer's delivered track record and the projected HOA budget are the terms that decide whether a project holds up.
4 developments
Miami's Manhattan — finance, dining and glass towers on the bay

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Brickell
1809 Brickell Property Owner, LLC; Related Group and Integra Investments

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Brickell
Mast Capital

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Brickell
Related Group / GTIS Partners

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Brickell
JDS Development Group
3 developments
Bayfront new-construction towers minutes from the Design District

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Edgewater
Melo Group

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Edgewater

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Edgewater
710 Edge Property, LLC; Terra and One Thousand Group project team
2 developments
Lush, bayfront and bohemian — Miami's oldest neighborhood
2 developments
Worldcenter, the arts district and bayfront supertall living

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Downtown Miami
PMG / Greybrook / Mohari
Photo: Hector Ossa J. · CC BY 4.0 · 2026-07-04

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Downtown Miami
Property Markets Group (PMG)
1 development
Old-money oceanfront luxury and the Bal Harbour Shops
1 development
Faena District calm — design-forward oceanfront residences
1 development
Art Deco icon — oceanfront living, nightlife and culture
1 development
Miami's 'Little Moscow' — branded oceanfront supertalls
How we fit in
Sales-center staff work for the developer, and it helps to know who works for whom. We are a research publisher, not a brokerage — we don't list property, negotiate offers or close transactions. What we do is put each project's pricing, deposit structure and timeline in one place, and when you want someone on your side of the table we introduce you to a licensed Miami agent who handles new development.
Project profiles built from developer materials and public records — pricing, unit mix, status and timeline, with the gaps left blank rather than guessed.
We're not a brokerage. We hold no developer allocations and take no part in the contract.
Ready to tour or reserve? We introduce you to a licensed Miami agent who represents you and explains their compensation up front.
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