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Explore condos on Brickell's private island: luxury bayfront towers, a private marina, and a single bridge that separates it — and protects it — from mainland traffic.
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The island's only active pre-construction project today, on Brickell Key's southern tip.
Brickell Key — also known as Claughton Island — is a 44-acre man-made island created from dredge material from the Miami River in the early 20th century and consolidated into a single tract in 1943 by investor Edward N. Claughton. Swire Properties, the same developer behind Brickell City Centre, built most of the residential towers that ring the island today.
Daily life on Brickell Key revolves around the water: a continuous walking path circles the entire perimeter of the island, with open views of the bay and the Brickell and Downtown skyline, plus a private marina for residents with a boat.
Unlike mainland Brickell, the island has a single road access, so there's no through-traffic: whoever lives here only shares the street with other residents. Towers like Asia, Carbonell and Three Tequesta Point make up a mature resale inventory, while The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami — on the island's southern tip, where the Mandarin Oriental hotel used to operate — is currently the only pre-construction project underway.
The location resolves the tension between privacy and proximity: Brickell, with its offices, restaurants and nightlife, is just one bridge away, and Key Biscayne is a short ride over the Rickenbacker Causeway.
Brickell Key currently has 71 active condos for sale, spread across the luxury towers that ring the island's perimeter, including Asia, Carbonell and Three Tequesta Point.
Only 1 of those active units is new construction: the island is, in practice, an established resale market. The one pre-construction project underway is The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami, on Brickell Key's southern tip.
Locate condos, the marina and the main points of interest on the island before making a decision.
Answers to the most common questions about prices, inventory type, new developments and the process of buying a condo in this area.
Brickell Key is a private 44-acre island facing Brickell, with a single road access and luxury towers ringing its entire coastline. Unlike the mainland, inventory here can't expand: there are 71 active condos for sale today and only 1 is new construction, which supports the value of what's already built in one of Miami's most exclusive addresses.
Who buys on Brickell Key? Buyers who want privacy and a single road access, without giving up proximity to Brickell; Investors interested in an established resale market, with scarce new inventory; Buyers betting on The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, the island's only active pre-construction; Owners looking for a waterfront second home with a private marina.
There are currently 71 active condos for sale on the island, most in resale towers like Asia, Carbonell and Three Tequesta Point. We can send you current availability based on what you're looking for.
It's mostly a resale market: of the 71 active condos today, only 1 is new construction. The one exception is The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami, the island's only active pre-construction project.
Brickell Key is a private island connected to the mainland by a single vehicle bridge, so it has no through-traffic. Brickell, on the other hand, is the mainland financial district, with more activity and constant new construction.
Yes. International buyers can purchase property without being U.S. residents or citizens, and financing options exist for foreign buyers depending on their profile. We help you access those options.
The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami, ultra-luxury branded residences on the island's southern tip, where the Mandarin Oriental hotel used to operate. It's currently the only active pre-construction development on Brickell Key.
