In Miami Beach’s North Beach neighborhood, palm-lined streets sway to the cadence of a new residential rhythm. 72 Carlyle, Lefferts’ newest luxury condominium partnership with Russell Galbut at 600 72nd Street, a refined, design-driven residence that brings the elegance of the Italian Riviera to NoBe!
Rising 20 stories with 134 residences, 72 Carlyle is the third and most elevated expression of Lefferts’ long-term vision for North Beach, following the completion of 72 Park and the forthcoming PALMA Miami Beach Residences. Designed by internationally acclaimed Italian architect and designer Piero Lissoni, in collaboration with Lissoni Architecture New York, the building blends Mediterranean sophistication with Miami Beach’s evolving cultural and architectural identity.
From the moment residents and guests arrive, 72 Carlyle sets a calming tone. A double-height lobby, framed by floor-to-ceiling windows, creates an immediate sense of openness. Think more coastal villa than high-rise tower. A 24-hour attended reception ensures privacy and personalized service, while a private porte cochère with valet parking and EV charging stations offers seamless arrivals and departures, reinforcing the building’s emphasis on ease and discretion.
Every detail of the arrival experience reflects Lissoni’s signature philosophy: refined, unfussy luxury rooted in proportion, materiality, and atmosphere.
The residences at 72 Carlyle are designed to prioritize privacy, natural light, and effortless indoor-outdoor living. The collection includes one-, two-, and three-bedroom homes, along with eleven penthouse residences, each custom designed by Lissoni and executed with European craftsmanship.
All residences feature expansive private terraces, with select homes offering outdoor summer kitchens ideal for entertaining. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors frame sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean, Intracoastal Waterway, and surrounding parks, while 10-foot ceilings and impact-resistant glass enhance light and openness throughout. Integrated smart home technology and high-speed fiber-optic internet ensure modern convenience without compromising design integrity.
The undeniable favorite? The kitchens. Sleek and architectural, with Italian cabinetry, full Gaggenau appliance suites, and imported stone countertops and backsplashes that elevate everyday living with refined materiality. Primary bathrooms are conceived as spa-like sanctuaries, finished in elegant stone surfaces, with select residences offering standalone soaking tubs, glass-enclosed rainforest showers, and imported European dual vanities. Select homes homes offer closets that feel lifted from your 2026 vision board: customizable walk-in closets, complete with illuminated built-in shelving for clothing, shoes, jewelry, and watches.
Crowning the building are eleven exceptional penthouse residences, offering a heightened level of privacy and architectural drama. Select penthouses offer private elevator landings, dramatic 12- to 14-foot ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling glass doors that glide open to expansive terraces wrapping the residence in light. A limited number include a Lissoni-designed social terrace, complete with a private rooftop pool, outdoor kitchen with wine cooler and sink, and generous seating areas. Creating an ideal setting for those hosts who love entertaining especially against uninterrupted ocean and skyline views.
Taking center stage on the entire fifth level, 72 Carlyle presents The Carlyle Club spanning more than 45,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities, this full-floor experience is designed entirely by Lissoni and channels the relaxed glamour of the Italian Riviera.
At its center is a lushly landscaped resort terrace, anchored by a serene pool lined with custom-designed cabanas. Garden pathways weave through sun terraces and activity lawns, all set against panoramic ocean and skyline views.
“I wanted to create an amenity collection that was picture perfect,” says Lissoni. “Miami Beach is all about socializing, wellness, and relaxation by the water. Here we add a stylish dose of Italian flair to the beach lifestyle, delivering a true coastal experience.”
The amenity collection includes an aperitivo lounge, wine cellar with chef’s table, chef’s kitchen, and multiple indoor and outdoor entertaining spaces. Wellness is equally prioritized, with a fully equipped Technogym fitness studio, Pilates and yoga studios, including an outdoor landscaped terrace, along with a residents’ spa featuring treatment rooms, steam and sauna facilities, locker rooms, and hot and cold plunge pools.
Additional offerings include padel courts, a panoramic sky terrace, co-working library curated with books personally selected by Lissoni, private meeting rooms, a music room, dedicated kids’ spaces, and social salons designed for private gatherings.
Beyond the building itself, 72 Carlyle is deeply connected to the evolution of North Beach, a neighborhood long cherished for its authenticity, walkability, and community-driven character. Stretching from 63rd to 87th Streets between the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay, NoBe offers a distinct alternative to the energy of South and Mid-Beach—defined by MiMo architecture, independent restaurants, cultural institutions, and a slower pace of life.
Recent public investments, including the proposed $53.8 million 72nd Street Community Complex and the revitalization of the Byron Carlyle Theater, are reinforcing NoBe’s emergence as a cultural and civic hub—while preserving its neighborhood-scale identity.
In 2019, founder Mendy Chudaitov expanded the firm’s development efforts from New York City into South Florida, identifying NoBe as a neighborhood poised for long-term growth. As the first developer to act on a voter-approved increase in FAR within the North Beach Town Center, Lefferts invested early. working closely with the City of Miami Beach to make thoughtful residential development viable.
That early commitment is now visible in a cohesive three-project vision anchored by 72 Park, PALMA Miami Beach Residences, and 72 Carlyle—projects that have helped catalyze renewed interest from hospitality brands, residents, and developers alike.
Residents of 72 Carlyle will be steps from Ezio’s, a new Italian-inspired steakhouse by the team behind New York’s Michelin Bib Gourmand–recognized Roberta’s, located at the adjacent 72 Park. Ownership also includes membership to a private beach club operated by Boucher Brothers, with cabanas available for rent extending the lifestyle from home to shoreline.
