Cipriani Residences Miami has officially reached its full height of approximately 950 feet, marking a significant milestone for the brand’s first ground-up residential tower in North America. With more than 80% of units already sold, the 85-story landmark in the heart of Brickell is on track for a Summer 2027 delivery.
Key takeaways
- The tower has reached its full height of 950 feet.
- Over 80% of the 397 residences have been sold to date.
- The project is scheduled for occupancy in Summer 2027.
- Buyers represent more than 30 countries across the globe.
A landmark addition to the Brickell skyline
The topping off of Cipriani Residences Miami signifies a major achievement for Mast Capital and the project’s construction team. As one of the tallest residential towers in the country, the development required complex engineering and precise coordination to reach its 950-foot peak. Designed by Arquitectonica with sophisticated interiors by 1508 London, the building is poised to redefine the local skyline while offering a permanent residential expression of the Cipriani family’s century-old hospitality heritage.
Global appeal and market momentum
The project’s strong sales performance, currently exceeding 80%, highlights Miami’s growing status as a premier global destination for high-end real estate. Investors and future residents from over 30 countries—spanning the Americas, Europe, and beyond—have secured homes in the tower. This international demand reflects a broader trend of buyers choosing Miami as a primary residence rather than a seasonal vacation spot, cementing the city’s role as a major financial and cultural hub.
World-class amenities and future delivery
Beyond its striking architecture, the tower will feature over 50,000 square feet of private amenities designed to provide an effortless living experience. Residents will have access to signature Cipriani dining, a resort-style pool deck, comprehensive wellness facilities, and a private 37th-floor speakeasy overlooking Biscayne Bay. With construction moving toward final interior finishes, the project remains on schedule to welcome its first residents by next summer.