Colette presents 38 boutique homes between South Brickell and Coconut Grove, offering refined city living with calm, comfort, and style. Designed by OSPA with curated amenities, it rises as a serene counterpoint to the skyline.
While Brickell continues its vertical climb, META Development is intentionally taking a different path. Introducing a rare collection of just 38 boutique residences — deliberately distinct in a market dominated by towering high-rises. This isn’t mass luxury; it’s precision-crafted living for those who appreciate the difference.
Colette is planned in South Brickell at approximately 1870–1880 Brickell Avenue, Miami. Buyers should verify the final legal address and entrance because public planning and marketing sources have referenced both street numbers.
META Development is the identified developer. Public launch coverage associates OSPA Design with the project; the current offering documents should be used to confirm the complete architect, interior, landscape, and construction team before publication.
Current materials describe a boutique five-story building with 38 residences, including two penthouses. Public sources differ on whether the broader mix begins at two or three bedrooms and on exact size ranges, so unit-specific plans are essential.
The program has been reported with roughly 5,000 square feet of interior amenities and 7,000 square feet outdoors, including a 50-foot pool, cabanas, sun deck, spa/wellness, screening, children’s space, meeting areas, and 24-hour valet.
Project coverage says residences are planned with two or three covered parking spaces, including EV capability, plus storage. Confirm the exact allocation, whether spaces are assigned or deeded, guest parking, charging equipment, and any separate cost for the selected home.
Public secondary sources have circulated a 2028 target, but no definitive current construction commitment was established in the official public material reviewed. Ask for permitting/construction status and the contract’s outside delivery and extension terms.
The final pet limits, lease minimum, rental frequency, approval process, and owner-occupancy rules were not verified. These are document questions, not amenities questions; obtain the declaration, rules, and budget before underwriting rental income or pet use.
Request a date-stamped price sheet and unit schedule directly from the sales team. Earlier “starting from” prices and third-party bedroom/size ranges may be obsolete; identify residence number, exposure, dimensions, parking, storage, deposits, and estimated fees.