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Ultra-luxury waterfront living on Brickell Key with world-class service.
A bold riverfront project blending art, culture, and luxury living.
Waterfront twin towers with expansive views and resort-style amenities.
Modern branded residences in the heart of Brickell.
Ultra-luxury waterfront living on Brickell Key with world-class service.
A bold riverfront project blending art, culture, and luxury living.
Waterfront twin towers with expansive views and resort-style amenities.
Modern branded residences in the heart of Brickell.
A pre-construction property is a home or condominium that is available for purchase before it is fully built. Buyers typically secure pricing and units early in the development phase.
Miami pre-construction properties offer opportunities for appreciation, flexible deposit structures, modern amenities, and access to highly desirable locations before prices increase.
Most Miami pre-construction projects require deposits ranging from 10%–20% at contract signing, with additional payments made in stages during construction.
Yes. Miami is one of the most international real estate markets in the world, and many developments welcome foreign buyers.
In most cases, developers keep pricing fixed; however, incentives, upgrades, or preferred unit selections may sometimes be available through broker relationships.
Completion timelines vary by project. Most developments are completed within 2–4 years depending on construction progress and permitting.
Early buyers often receive:
Yes. New developments generally include developer warranties covering specific components and systems for a designated period after closing.
Many Miami pre-construction condos allow short-term or long-term rentals, but rental policies vary by building. We can help you identify investor-friendly projects.
Additional costs may include:
Closing costs
HOA/condo association fees
Property taxes
Insurance
Optional upgrades or parking
Yes. Many buyers finance their units at closing, and some developers partner with preferred lenders offering competitive financing options.
Reserving a unit usually involves:
Selecting the unit
Signing the reservation agreement
Submitting the initial deposit
Working with a broker gives you access to:
Insider inventory
Floor plans and pricing
Developer incentives
Expert guidance throughout the purchase process
Best of all, developer commissions are typically paid by the developer — not the buyer.
Inventory and pricing change frequently. Submit your information through the form on this page to receive:
Current pricing
Floor plans
Deposit structure
Availability updates
VIP pre-launch opportunities
