Brickell's $47M St. Regis Penthouse Sells Before Tower Is Built
A New York family agreed to pay $47M for a penthouse at the 50-story St. Regis Residences in Brickell, a tower that will not be finished until late 2027.
A New York family has agreed to pay $47 million for a penthouse at the St. Regis Residences in Brickell, a 50-story, 152-unit tower that developers Related Group and Integra Investments will not finish until the end of 2027. The unit, marketed as “The Charles,” spans 10,012 square feet across two floors with five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and a private rooftop pool.
Why it matters
A $47 million contract on a building that is still under construction is a pricing-power signal, not a lifestyle story. It tells Related Group and Integra Investments, and every developer underwriting a Brickell tower delivering in 2027 or 2028, what the very top of the stack will actually bear pre-completion. Buyers are committing eight figures years ahead of a certificate of occupancy, on renderings and a brand name, which is the clearest read available on how much pricing room is left above the rest of the building’s sub-$5 million starting units.
The numbers
The Charles penthouse sold for $47 million at the St. Regis Residences, a Robert A.M. Stern-designed tower at 1809 Brickell Avenue developed by Related Group and Integra Investments. The building is 50 stories and 152 units, with pricing starting above $5 million and completion slated for the end of 2027. The sale is one of the highest Brickell condo prices on record, just below the $49.9 million paid in March for a pair of duplex penthouses at the also-unbuilt Residences at Mandarin Oriental. The buyers, a New York family, have not been publicly named and their identities are not material to the pricing story.
What’s next
Watch whether the Mandarin Oriental record holds through 2027 as more Brickell towers, including St. Regis, near delivery and top-floor units change hands or get re-listed. For developers pricing penthouses in the current Miami pipeline, the gap between the two records, under $3 million apart, suggests the ceiling for a branded Brickell trophy unit is still being set in real time rather than locked in from past cycles.
Sources
- Yahoo Finance (via Hoodline/wire)NYC Family Snaps Up $47 Million St. Regis-Branded Penthouse in Miami's 'Manhattan of the South'