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Mid-Beach, Miami Beach, FL
OMA's tower on 200 feet of private coastline in Mid-Beach, residences with interiors by Tara Bernerd & Partners, and oceanfront social spaces.
Developer's conceptual renderings · subject to change.
200 linear feet of private coastline in Mid-Beach, with interiors by Tara Bernerd & Partners and LEED Gold certification
The Perigon has only 73 residences and 8 guest suites, all with direct views of the Atlantic Ocean over 200 linear feet of private coastline — one of the last stretches of beachfront this size still left undeveloped in Miami Beach. Each unit starts at USD 4,450,000, with interiors ranging from 2,100 to 6,700 square feet across 2- to 4-bedroom layouts.
The development is by Mast Capital and Starwood Capital Group, with architecture by OMA (Office for Metropolitan Architecture), the firm founded by Pritzker Prize winner Rem Koolhaas — his first residential work in Miami Beach. The building is composed of a series of diamond-shaped towers that converge toward the Atlantic and Biscayne Bay, maximizing water views and privacy on both sides. The interiors are by Tara Bernerd & Partners and the landscaping by Gustafson Porter + Bowman, the same combination of firms that already sustains resale value in other iconic Miami Beach towers.
The LEED Gold certification lowers the building's operating cost and answers growing demand from international buyers for sustainable developments. Each residence has a private elevator entrance, 10-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows and expansive private terraces — and shares an amenity suite designed as a sequence of exclusive experiences for residents, not a generic luxury-building package.
*Interior range from the published fact sheet. Residence 01 in the plan set (see table below) totals 7,550 sq ft with terrace, above the ceiling of this range — we could not confirm whether the original range was interior-only or applies to other lines in the tower. The developer also hasn't published a delivery date or a payment plan in the material available: we'll confirm it to you in writing before you sign.
The developer's plan set we have on hand documents 2 of the tower's 6 lines per floor. The other 4 (including the 3-bedroom lines) aren't in the material we've received — ask us for the complete plan set and we'll get it to you as soon as the developer publishes it.
| Residence | Level | Layout | Bathrooms | Interior sq ft / m² | Exterior sq ft / m² | Total sq ft / m² |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 05 | 4–10 | 2 bedrooms + powder | 2 | 2,300 / 214 | 673 / 63 | 2,973 / 276 |
| 01 | 11–15 | 4 bedrooms + powder | 5 | 5,778 / 537 | 1,772 / 165 | 7,550 / 701 |
Square footage from the developer's plan set (2 of the 6 lines per floor). Approximate measurements, subject to the official condominium documentation.
Availability and pricing subject to change. Contact us for the current price list and floor plans.
2.5 bathrooms plus a courtesy half bath, designed for couples or rental investment.
3.5 bathrooms plus a half bath, the balance between space and rental income.
5.5 bathrooms plus a half bath, the full footprint for families seeking a primary oceanfront asset.
The Perigon sits at 5333 Collins Avenue, between the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay, equidistant from Bal Harbour and South Beach. The developer's own brochure highlights these points of reference on its area map, without specifying travel times.
A private beach and oceanfront pool, an exclusive restaurant with an acclaimed chef, a spa and an ocean-view gym — designed by the developer as experiences for residents and their guests, not a generic building package.
Amenities and renderings per the developer's material · subject to change.
Miami Beach has no undeveloped stretches of beachfront this size left: 200 linear feet of private coastline, in a position equidistant from Bal Harbour and South Beach, is exactly the kind of parcel no developer gets to assemble again on this island. Mid-Beach also concentrates the two factors that most protect an oceanfront investment: low availability of new land and international buyer demand that isn't slowing down. When oceanfront supply is this short, the case for buying isn't the promise of one more development — it's that this land doesn't come around twice.
Because there are only 73 residences with full Atlantic views, on one of the last available coastal parcels in Miami Beach; land scarcity keeps the value above the market average.
The design by OMA, founded by Rem Koolhaas, the LEED Gold certification, and interiors by Tara Bernerd & Partners: the same tier of firms behind Miami Beach's best-reselling buildings.
Yes. We guide you through the entire process: financing for non-residents, legal and tax structure, and complete closing management without needing to travel to Miami.
With the material we have available today, we can't give you a delivery date or a payment schedule: the developer's brochure is a lifestyle and design piece, not a sales deck with that calendar, and our own records don't have it either. As soon as the developer publishes it we'll confirm it to you, and before you sign we'll hand it to you in writing against the purchase contract — don't take it from any website, including this one.
For now we have the complete plan set for 2 of the tower's 6 lines per floor: Residence 05 (2 bedrooms, 2,973 sq ft with terrace) and Residence 01 (4 bedrooms, 7,550 sq ft with terrace). The other 4 lines, including the 3-bedroom ones, aren't in the material we've received from the developer — ask us for the complete plan set and we'll get it to you as soon as it's available.
PFS Realty is one company for the entire process: financing, purchase, property management and insurance. We've spent more than 24 years working with buyers from Colombia, Mexico, Venezuela and the rest of Latin America, in Spanish, with support before and after closing.