The St. Regis Residences, Miami introduces an exceptional interpretation of branded waterfront living along the quiet residential shoreline of South Brickell. Rising 50 stories at 1809 Brickell Avenue, the bayfront development will contain just 152 private residences, combining sweeping views of Biscayne Bay with the legendary service traditions of St. Regis in a property conceived specifically around residential ownership.
Developed by Related Group and Integra Investments, The St. Regis Residences brings together architecture by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, interiors by Rockwell Group and landscape architecture by Enzo Enea. The tower is now under construction, has surpassed 80% sold with approximately $900 million under contract, and is targeting completion in 2027.
Unlike many branded developments in Miami, the current tower is centered on an everyday residential-only St. Regis lifestyle. Owners receive the hospitality standards, rituals and personalized service associated with the brand without living inside a conventional hotel environment.
The residential collection ranges from spacious two-bedroom homes through larger residences, Signature Villas, Sky Villas and extraordinary penthouses.
Every residence is designed around the site’s unobstructed position along Biscayne Bay, with views extending toward the Atlantic Ocean, Miami skyline and surrounding waterfront. The building’s setbacks and curved exterior respond to the water below, creating large private terraces and multiple exposures as the tower rises.
Residence features include private elevator and entry foyers in select homes, double-door entrances, European solid-wood doors, integrated smart-home technology, dedicated laundry rooms, powder rooms, generous primary closets and midnight bars. Gourmet kitchens feature custom Italian cabinetry designed by Rockwell Group, stone countertops and backsplashes and fully integrated Sub-Zero and Wolf appliance packages. Primary bathrooms incorporate Dornbracht fixtures, oversized stone showers, freestanding soaking tubs and private water closets.
The interiors are intentionally designed for substantial everyday living rather than functioning simply as glamorous seasonal apartments. The developer describes floor plans with enough scale for family, entertaining, pets, art, books and long-term residential use.
Architecture is by Robert A.M. Stern Architects—RAMSA, one of the world’s most respected residential design practices.
RAMSA approached the tower through the lens of both modern classicism and the golden age of ocean liners. The exterior combines elegant setbacks, undulating curves and private terraces that echo the movement of Biscayne Bay while giving the building a sense of permanence rarely associated with highly contemporary Miami towers.
The result is intentionally timeless.
Rather than designing a tower meant to look futuristic for a particular moment, RAMSA’s architecture draws from established principles of proportion, craftsmanship and waterfront elegance while incorporating the glass, terraces and modern infrastructure expected in a contemporary Miami residence.
Interiors are by Rockwell Group, led by acclaimed designer David Rockwell.
Rockwell’s palette draws inspiration from the surrounding coast through tones of sand, coral and sky, layered with stone, wood and refined detailing. The effect is sophisticated but relaxed—a residential interpretation of St. Regis elegance rather than a literal reproduction of the historic New York hotel.
The design moves consistently through the private homes and common environments, creating a cohesive sense of arrival from lobby to residence.
At the top of the residential offering is a limited collection of Villas, Sky Villas and Penthouses, some incorporating private pools and extensive multi-level outdoor living.
These homes dramatically expand the scale of the standard tower residences.
Current published Signature Residence plans include Sky Villas approaching 9,300 interior square feet, duplex residences exceeding 8,600 square feet and upper penthouses approaching 10,000 interior square feet before their extensive terraces are counted.
The Julia Penthouse, for example, spans Levels 48 and 49 with approximately 9,959 interior square feet and more than 6,000 square feet of exterior living. Other Sky Villas and private Villas include multiple levels, expansive terraces and highly customized residential environments.
These residences should be evaluated in a different category from the conventional tower collection. At this scale, St. Regis Miami begins to compete with large waterfront estates while offering a level of household management and service that would otherwise require substantial private staffing.
The St. Regis Residences provides approximately 50,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities, designed around wellness, recreation, dining and social life.
The program includes a bayfront infinity pool and whirlpool with private cabanas, poolside bar and café, landscaped gardens by Enzo Enea, a holistic wellness center, indoor lap pool, cold plunge, private treatment rooms, yoga and Pilates, business facilities, media room, children’s and teen spaces, multi-sport simulator, private climate-controlled storage, house bicycles and extensive resident lounges.
The breadth of the amenity offering is substantial, but the property remains fundamentally residential rather than resort-like.
The primary outdoor environment centers on an infinity pool facing Biscayne Bay.
The water visually merges with the bay beyond, while private cabanas, landscaped seating areas, a whirlpool and poolside food-and-beverage service create a full resort-style environment within the residential property.
For a South Brickell residence, the orientation is particularly compelling because the western shoreline is comparatively quiet and residential while still offering dramatic open-water views toward Key Biscayne and the surrounding bay.
Wellness is one of the most comprehensive components of the development.
The dedicated center includes a fully equipped fitness facility with bay views, wellness programming by The Wright Fit, indoor lap pool, cold plunge, Pilates and yoga studio, salt spa room, dual saunas, steam rooms, private treatment rooms, juice bar and relaxation areas.
This creates a much deeper wellness program than a traditional condominium fitness center.
An owner can move between strength and cardiovascular training, swimming, movement, thermal recovery and spa treatment without leaving home.
The 31st-floor Sky Lounge provides one of the tower’s principal social environments.
A dramatic double-height bar and lounge opens toward sweeping water views, complemented by a traditional St. Regis Tea Room, signature Cognac Room, billiards room, catering kitchen and expansive verandas.
The atmosphere reflects the historic social traditions of the St. Regis brand while translating them to modern Miami waterfront living.
This is where elements such as Afternoon Tea, evening cocktails and private entertaining become part of the everyday residential experience rather than something encountered only during a hotel stay.
The St. Regis Residences includes an on-property private marina, giving residents direct access to Biscayne Bay. Yacht charter opportunities are also available through the residential lifestyle program.
This is an important differentiator in Brickell.
Many Miami towers offer extraordinary water views without offering meaningful physical access to the water itself. At St. Regis, the marina connects the residence directly to boating and the broader Biscayne Bay lifestyle.
The property also provides exclusive beach-club access, allowing owners to combine bayfront home life with a serviced beach experience.
The culinary program includes a signature bayfront restaurant by Fabio Trabocchi, the chef behind Michelin-starred Fiola.
The restaurant will offer seasonal cuisine emphasizing locally sourced ingredients, classic and contemporary cocktails and a curated international wine program.
The significance is not simply having another restaurant downstairs.
Combined with catering, St. Regis Butler Service and in-residence coordination, the restaurant infrastructure becomes part of how owners entertain and dine at home.
The service program is where the property’s branding becomes most tangible.
St. Regis Butler Service traces its origins to the original St. Regis New York and is built around anticipatory, highly personalized assistance. Butler services can range from packing and unpacking luggage to arranging outings, coordinating household needs and assisting with pets.
Residential services include delivery of dry cleaning, laundry, packages, groceries, flowers and food; coordination of personal chefs, spa treatments, housekeeping, engineering and repair services; guest greeting and escort; owner-preference management; and personal errands.
For owners maintaining multiple homes, this is one of the project’s greatest advantages.
The residence can function much more like a professionally staffed private estate without requiring the owner to directly recruit and manage a full household team.
Ownership also brings the ceremonial traditions associated with the St. Regis brand into daily life.
These include Afternoon Tea, the Evening Ritual, the signature Bloody Mary and Midnight Supper—traditions rooted in the legacy of John Jacob and Caroline Astor and reinterpreted for contemporary residential life.
These details may appear subtle, but they help distinguish a genuine hospitality-branded residence from a condominium that merely licenses a luxury name.
Residents are also offered enhanced global travel benefits, including two years of complimentary Marriott Bonvoy Platinum Elite status and associated privileges across participating Marriott properties. Current listed benefits include potential room upgrades, preferred rates, late checkout, enhanced Wi-Fi and selected food-and-beverage or spa benefits.
For internationally mobile owners, this gives the St. Regis residential relationship value beyond Miami.
The St. Regis Residences occupies one of Brickell’s quieter waterfront addresses.
South Brickell retains the convenience of Miami’s financial and dining district while sitting away from the most intensely urban concentration surrounding Brickell City Centre and Mary Brickell Village.
The property is also particularly well positioned between Brickell, Coconut Grove and Coral Gables. The developer currently places Coconut Grove approximately seven minutes away, Downtown around nine minutes, Wynwood and the Design District roughly 13 minutes away, South Beach approximately 17 minutes away and Miami International Airport about 15–20 minutes away depending on traffic.
That combination makes South Brickell especially appealing for buyers who want Miami access without living directly in the densest part of the urban core.
This is the message I would emphasize most strongly.
The current St. Regis tower is not fundamentally designed around hotel guests.
It is designed around homeowners.
The private lobby, Butler Service, marina, residential pools, Sky Lounge, wellness center and broader St. Regis rituals have all been structured around an everyday residential-only lifestyle.
That creates a different proposition from many Miami branded residences where condominium owners share the building with several hundred hotel guests arriving and departing throughout the year.
At St. Regis Miami, owners receive the service culture of one of the world’s most established hospitality brands while home remains unmistakably residential.
The St. Regis Residences is now substantially advanced in its sales and construction cycle.
As of August 2026, the 50-story, 152-residence tower had surpassed 80% sold with approximately $900 million under contract and was continuing vertical construction toward a targeted 2027 completion.
That matters for buyers who prefer not to purchase at the earliest conceptual stage of a development.
The project has moved well beyond launch, the physical tower is rising, and remaining inventory is becoming increasingly limited.
The developer’s current official site advertises residences from approximately $7 million.
Individual pricing varies materially depending upon residence type, size, floor, bay exposure and whether the home belongs to the standard Tower Collection or the limited Signature Residence offering.
The Signature Residences—including Villas, Sky Villas and Penthouses—occupy a substantially higher tier and are presented on a more limited, appointment-driven basis.
For current The St. Regis Residences Miami pricing, remaining tower residences, Signature Villas, Sky Villas, penthouses, floor plans, deposit structure and private buyer representation, contact Johnathan Shirey for the latest developer information and a direct comparison with other ultra-luxury branded and bayfront residences throughout Brickell and greater Miami.
The St. Regis Residences, Miami are private branded homes on South Brickell’s bayfront. The project combines residential privacy, St. Regis service and a design focused on Biscayne Bay views.
The address is 1809 Brickell Avenue in a bayfront section of South Brickell. It is positioned between central Brickell and Coconut Grove, with convenient access to Downtown and Key Biscayne.
Robert A.M. Stern Architects leads the architecture, and Rockwell Group designed the interiors. The design language is more classically residential than many glass-only Brickell towers.
The offering includes large two- to seven-bedroom residences and penthouses, with varied exposures and terraces. Confirm the current release, interior square footage, elevator configuration and parking allocation for the selected plan.
Published plans include private dining, wellness and fitness spaces, pool areas, resident lounges, guest suites and a marina component, supported by St. Regis residential service. Final amenities and charges are governed by the condominium budget and rules.
The development is marketed as a private St. Regis residential address rather than a conventional mixed hotel tower. Buyers should review the declaration for rental limits, guest use and service scope.
Commercial terms vary by plan, elevation and release. Prices, deposit milestones, association and branded-service estimates, marina charges and incentives are subject to change; request a dated, residence-specific worksheet.
Construction and delivery estimates have pointed to 2027, but schedules can move. The executed purchase agreement—not a website or press report—sets the delivery range and developer extension rights.