888 Brickell by Dolce&Gabbana brings the unmistakable world of Italian fashion, design and hospitality to the heart of Miami’s Brickell district. Conceived as Dolce&Gabbana’s first residential tower in the United States, the development translates the fashion house’s bold aesthetic, craftsmanship and highly personalized approach to luxury into a landmark vertical destination combining private residences, hospitality, dining and an extraordinary amenity program.
Developed by JDS Development Group and GV Development Group, the planned 90-story tower is designed to rise approximately 1,049 feet above Brickell, placing it among Miami’s tallest and most visually distinctive buildings. The project includes 259 fully furnished residences ranging from one to four bedrooms, with interiors and furnishings curated around the Dolce&Gabbana design language.
The residences at 888 Brickell are delivered fully furnished, providing a turnkey ownership experience defined by dramatic materials, rich textures and the expressive Italian aesthetic associated with Dolce&Gabbana.
Rather than offering a conventional neutral finish package, each residence is conceived as part of a complete branded environment.
Residence features include:
The collection ranges from sophisticated one-bedroom homes to expansive penthouse residences approaching 10,000 square feet of interior living space.
One of the development’s most unusual features is the flexibility built into select residence layouts.
Homes are designed to allow portions of a residence to function independently, providing owners with the ability to create private guest suites or hotel-style accommodations while maintaining the remainder of the home as their personal residence.
This adaptable configuration makes 888 Brickell especially compelling for international owners, buyers maintaining multiple residences and those who value the ability to accommodate family and guests with greater independence.
The concept combines the privacy of condominium ownership with some of the flexibility associated with luxury hospitality.
Dolce&Gabbana’s involvement extends throughout the residential, hospitality and amenity experience.
The interiors draw inspiration from the fashion house’s established vocabulary of Italian craftsmanship, dramatic pattern, contrast, rich materials and highly detailed decorative design.
Rather than applying the Dolce&Gabbana name as a superficial branding element, the project is conceived as a complete expression of the brand.
Public spaces, private residences, furnishings and amenity environments are designed to create a cohesive visual identity that feels distinctly different from the quieter minimalism found in many contemporary Miami towers.
For buyers drawn to fashion and expressive design, 888 Brickell occupies a category almost entirely its own.
888 Brickell is planned with approximately 115,000 square feet of amenities across multiple levels, creating one of the deepest lifestyle offerings among new developments in Brickell.
Amenities are expected to include:
The scale of the amenity program allows the tower to function as a complete vertical resort while remaining directly connected to the restaurants, shopping and business activity of Brickell.
Hospitality is central to the 888 Brickell experience.
Owners are expected to benefit from professionally managed residential services designed around convenience, personalization and ease of ownership.
Services are planned to include:
For owners maintaining homes in multiple cities, this level of professional management supports a sophisticated lock-and-leave lifestyle.
Food, hospitality and social experience form an important component of the development.
Signature restaurant and lounge concepts are planned within the tower, complemented by private dining, bars and residents-only social spaces.
The goal is to create more than a collection of amenities. 888 Brickell is intended to function as a destination where residents can dine, entertain, socialize and host without leaving the property.
This emphasis on hospitality gives the tower a distinctly different personality from a conventional residential condominium.
The wellness offering extends beyond a traditional fitness center.
Residents are expected to have access to a comprehensive collection of fitness, spa and recovery environments, including advanced training spaces, treatment facilities and dedicated areas for movement and recreation.
The inclusion of indoor padel is particularly notable and reflects the increasingly international character of Brickell’s residential population.
Together with pools, spa facilities and landscaped outdoor spaces, the wellness program provides a significant lifestyle component within the tower.
At approximately 1,049 feet, 888 Brickell is designed to rise to Miami’s maximum permitted aviation height and become one of the most recognizable buildings on the city skyline.
The tower’s slender proportions and dramatic height create expansive views across Biscayne Bay, Miami Beach, Brickell, Downtown Miami and the surrounding coastline.
For upper-level residences, the sense of elevation becomes an important part of the experience, particularly as the building rises above much of the existing Brickell skyline.
The architecture therefore serves not simply as a container for the residences but as an essential part of the project’s identity.
888 Brickell is planned for 888 Brickell Avenue, placing residents directly within Miami’s established financial, residential and dining district.
Brickell City Centre, luxury restaurants, cafés, nightlife and shopping are all nearby, while Biscayne Bay and the waterfront remain within easy reach.
Downtown Miami, Coconut Grove, Key Biscayne, Miami Beach and the Miami Design District are readily accessible, while Miami International Airport provides convenient international connectivity.
For buyers who want a true urban Miami lifestyle, the location combines walkability with the services and convenience of one of South Florida’s most developed luxury residential districts.
888 Brickell should not be evaluated in exactly the same way as a traditional hotel-branded development.
A hospitality brand may emphasize service.
An automotive brand may emphasize engineering and performance.
Dolce&Gabbana brings a different proposition:
fashion + Italian design + fully furnished interiors + hospitality + visual expression.
The residences are intended for buyers who want their home to possess a distinctive personality rather than disappear into a conventional palette of understated luxury.
That strong identity is precisely what allows 888 Brickell to stand apart in an increasingly competitive market for branded residences.
888 Brickell by Dolce&Gabbana is currently offered in the pre-construction market, with completion presently targeted for approximately 2029.
Residences are offered from approximately $2.2 million, with pricing increasing substantially according to residence size, floor, orientation, configuration and penthouse designation.
Pricing, remaining inventory, deposit requirements, floor plans, residence specifications and development timing remain subject to change.
Contact Johnathan Shirey for current 888 Brickell by Dolce&Gabbana pricing, remaining residence availability, floor plans, penthouse opportunities, deposit structure and independent buyer representation. Private presentations and sales gallery appointments are available by appointment.
888 Brickell is the first Dolce&Gabbana-branded residential tower in Miami, created with JDS Development Group. The building combines private residences with Dolce&Gabbana-designed interiors, hospitality and lifestyle spaces.
The tower is planned at 888 Brickell Avenue in the center of Miami’s financial district. The location is near Brickell City Centre, offices, restaurants, and the Metromover.
The project is designed as a roughly 90-story, 1,000-foot-plus tower, making it a defining part of the future Brickell skyline. Final height, floor numbering, and construction details remain subject to approvals and execution.
Current project materials describe 259 residences. Release schedules and plan availability can change, so buyers should request the latest stack and inventory.
The homes are marketed as fully furnished and move-in ready with Dolce&Gabbana Casa selections. Buyers should review the furniture, accessories, linens, and exclusions schedule because display items and renderings may not all be included.
The concept includes fine dining, wellness, entertainment and personalized services such as an on-site tailor and barber. Confirm which venues are resident-only, public, included in HOA dues or charged per use.
Pricing depends on plan, floor, exposure and release, while deposit schedules are set by the sales contract. All prices, deposits, association estimates and incentives are subject to change; request a dated cost sheet.
Rental and occupancy rules must be confirmed in the condominium declaration and local approvals. Buyers should not assume short-term rental eligibility based on the building’s hospitality positioning.