619 Brickell (Nobu Residences Miami): The Complete Guide
619 Brickell, marketed as 619 Brickell by Nobu · Foster + Partners, is a planned 75-story condominium on Biscayne Bay at 619 Brickell Avenue. Developers 13th Floor Investments and Key International launched sales in June 2026 with pricing from $3 million to more than $60 million and about $1 billion in reservations. Nobu Hospitality calls it its first residential project in Miami, and the developer’s website lists closings beginning in 2031.
This guide brings together the project’s published figures as of October 1, 2026, each with a dated source: the design, the Nobu program and its license terms, residence sizes and pricing, the July 2026 court ruling on the site, and what buyers should confirm before signing. For the wider market, see our Brickell new developments guide.
619 Brickell at a glance (as of Oct 1, 2026)
| Figure and source | |
|---|---|
| Address | 619 Brickell Avenue, Miami, FL 33131, on Biscayne Bay behind First Miami Presbyterian Church |
| Price | $3M to more than $60M (developer, June 2026) · New Developments card: $3M–$60M+, ~$2,600/SF |
| Residences | 306 in five collections, including Sky Villas and penthouses (developer’s purchaser’s guide, July 2026) · the June 2026 launch release and the developer’s website FAQ list 296 |
| Bedrooms and sizes | One to six bedrooms (developer website and July 2026 purchaser’s guide) · about 1,160–5,526 SF (developer) |
| Height | 75 stories (developer) |
| Sales | Launched June 2026 with about $1B in reservations (developer) |
| Delivery | Closings beginning in 2031 (developer website) · est. 2031 (card) |
| Approvals | A July 16, 2026 court ruling ordered a new historic-preservation hearing on the site and did not reject the tower · the city appealed in August 2026 (Miami Herald) |
| Developer | 13th Floor Investments and Key International |
| Design | Foster + Partners (design architect) · Sieger Suarez (design architect and architect of record) · DesignAgency (interior design) · Studio Munge (design) |
| Hospitality / sales | Nobu Hospitality (dining) · Key International Sales and ONE Sotheby’s International Realty |
How did Foster + Partners design 619 Brickell?
Foster + Partners, the London practice Norman Foster founded in 1967, is the design architect, working with Miami’s Sieger Suarez, which the developer lists as design architect and architect of record.
The developer describes the tower as five residential collections of up to 15 floors each, stacked on an amenity podium. Each of the upper four is rotated slightly further east than the one below, a 12-degree rotation that the developer says maximizes water views for every residence. “The tower’s twisting form responds to its waterfront location, maximizing natural light within the apartments and generating panoramic views of the ocean, Biscayne Bay, and Brickell Key,” Patrick Campbell, head of studio at Foster + Partners, said at the June 2026 launch.
According to the developer, the bay and skyline views are protected by Mary Brickell Park to the north, a low-rise building to the south and the historic church to the west. Arrival is by a landscaped roundabout and porte-cochère with valet and self-parking.
What does the Nobu brand bring to 619 Brickell?
Nobu Hospitality, founded by chef Nobu Matsuhisa, Robert De Niro and Meir Teper, operates restaurants, hotels and private residences on five continents, according to the developer. Nobu Hospitality announced 619 Brickell in November 2025 as its first residential project in Miami. CEO Trevor Horwell said at the June 2026 launch that the project “brings the Nobu lifestyle to Miami in a way that feels natural to the city and true to our brand.”
For owners, the brand shows up in three ways. Nobu Hospitality oversees all dining, from the restaurant to in-residence dining and private chef service. The Nobu Resident Exclusive Program offers preferred rates, curated amenities and possible room upgrades at select Nobu Hotels worldwide. And the wellness program carries the brand as Wellness and Longevity by Nobu (section 9).
The developer’s legal disclaimer sets the limits: the condominium is not owned, developed or sold by Nobu, and the developer uses the Nobu name under a limited, non-transferable license. It also says there is no guarantee the building will always be known as a Nobu-branded condominium. Ask what happens to the name and the services if that license ends.
Who is developing 619 Brickell?
13th Floor Investments, led by managing principal Arnaud Karsenti, and Key International, led by president Iñigo Ardid, are the developers; the purchaser’s guide names the developer entity as 13K-BP Brickell Owner, LLC. On its team page, 13th Floor says it was founded in 2008 and has delivered more than 4,700 homes, and Key International says it was founded in 1970 and has a portfolio that includes more than 6,000 residential units.
Sales are handled by Key International Sales and ONE Sotheby’s International Realty. The developers said in June 2026 that construction should start within 12 months. The Real Deal reported a possible start in the second quarter of 2027 and a build of about four and a half years.
How large are the residences at 619 Brickell?
The developer’s July 2026 purchaser’s guide lists 306 residences, from one-bedrooms to Sky Villas and penthouses; the June 2026 launch release and the developer’s website FAQ say 296. Layouts run from one to six bedrooms and about 1,160 to 5,526 square feet. The developer lists 10-foot ceilings with full-height glass, wraparound terraces, Gaggenau appliances, Lutron RadioRA 3 lighting controls, HEPA air purification, low-EMF wiring and a reverse-osmosis kitchen water system. Summer kitchens and saunas come in select residences only.
What do residences at 619 Brickell cost?
The developers launched sales in June 2026 with pricing from $3 million to more than $60 million and said about $1 billion in homes had been reserved. The Real Deal reported an average of about $2,500 to $2,700 per square foot and said reservations were to be converted to contracts over the summer. No sold percentage, price list or association budget has been published.
| Item | Figure (as of Oct 1, 2026) |
|---|---|
| Price range | $3M to more than $60M (developer, June 2026) |
| New Developments card | $3M–$60M+ · ~$2,600/SF |
| Average price per SF | About $2,500–$2,700 (The Real Deal, June 2026) |
| Sales | About $1B in reservations at launch (developer, June 2026) · no contract count published |
| Delivery | Closings beginning in 2031 (developer website) · est. 2031 (card) |
| Deposit schedule | On request: confirm current terms in writing |
| Association fees | Not published by the developer: request the budget |
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What is the Nobu dining program at 619 Brickell?
The developer plans a 6,500-square-foot Nobu restaurant at the base of the tower, open to the public with resident access, plus a residents-only Nobu café serving the pool and select amenity areas. Its June 2026 launch release added in-residence dining and private chef service, all overseen by Nobu Hospitality. For how 619 Brickell’s dining program compares with other chef- and restaurant-branded buildings, see our guide to culinary branded residences.
What should buyers confirm about the Nobu restaurant and services?
The purchaser’s guide says the restaurants and café are expected to operate from commercial units that will be sold to third parties, and that Nobu dining in the common areas depends on a license agreement the condominium association must enter into and maintain. The developer’s amenities page says some services carry extra fees. Ask who will own the restaurant unit, what residents pay through dues and what is billed separately.
What amenities does 619 Brickell offer?
The developer lists more than 90,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities, largely in an amenities pavilion that forms the lower floors of the building.
Pools and play. Five pools: an 86-foot sunset pool, hot and cold plunge pools, a rejuvenation salt pool and a lap pool, per the June 2026 launch release. There are also two padel courts, F1 and ski simulators, a game lounge, private cabanas, an outdoor barbecue, Zen gardens and a children’s discovery garden.
Wellness and Longevity by Nobu. The developers have put $25 million into the longevity center, according to the developer’s FAQ. The program lists cryotherapy, hyperbaric oxygen, infrared sauna, red light, IV and peptide therapy, a hammam, steam room and sauna, plus a fitness studio, Pilates, yoga and spin studios and a physical therapy suite. For context, see our report on wellness as a luxury amenity in South Florida.
Social and services. A lobby lounge, sake lounge and tea room, social lounge bar, private dining room and executive business suites with a boardroom. Services include a dedicated lifestyle manager, in-residence butler and staff support, chauffeur and house car service, housekeeping and pet care. The developer notes that some services cost extra and may be provided by third parties.
Where do the site approvals for 619 Brickell stand?
The tower is planned on about 2 acres behind First Miami Presbyterian Church, the church’s former school building and parking lot. The Real Deal reported in June 2026 that the church is expected to receive about $240 million for the land, and that the 1949 Mediterranean Revival church will be preserved and restored. The city designated the whole property historic in 2003.
To free the site, Miami’s Historic and Environmental Preservation Board removed the school and parking lot from the designation on December 3, 2024, and the City Commission upheld that on April 10, 2025. Both bodies refused to let the IconBrickell Tower 2 condominium association take part. On July 16, 2026, a three-judge panel of the Miami-Dade Circuit Court’s appellate division unanimously quashed both resolutions and sent the matter back for a new preservation hearing with the association participating, Miami Today and Florida YIMBY reported. The ruling did not decide whether the tower should be built.
The Real Deal reported on August 13 that Commissioner Damian Pardo said the city planned to take the case to the Third District Court of Appeal; the developers called the ruling procedural and said the project is moving forward. The Miami Herald reported on August 22 that the city had appealed, that a successful appeal would let the project go ahead without additional hearings, and that the city’s design review board had already approved the tower’s design. As of October 1, 2026, we found no published decision on the appeal and no date for a new preservation hearing. Before signing, ask for the current status of both, and how your contract treats a delay.
Who is 619 Brickell built for?
The developers haven’t published a buyer breakdown. The developer’s FAQ says foreign nationals can buy and points to demand from Latin America, the Middle East and Europe; non-U.S. buyers financing a purchase should expect a larger down payment. The program suits buyers who want a walkable Brickell address with full hotel-style service and an on-site wellness center, and who can wait for a 2031 closing.
Where is 619 Brickell, and what is nearby?
619 Brickell sits on the bay side of Brickell Avenue, beside Mary Brickell Park and in the middle of Miami’s financial district. The developer points to Brickell City Centre, the Metromover and Metrorail, Brightline rail and the Port of Miami as everyday connections, with Miami International Airport nearby. For neighborhood context, see our Brickell neighborhood guide and Brickell new developments guide.
How does 619 Brickell compare with other Brickell branded towers?
On Haute Residence’s New Developments cards (as of October 1, 2026), 619 Brickell lists $3 million to $60 million-plus (about $2,600 per square foot) and est. 2031; the developer’s July 2026 guide lists 306 residences. The St. Regis Residences, Miami — Brickell lists from $5 million (about $2,200), 152 residences, est. 2027. The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami on Brickell Key lists from $4.3 million (about $2,300), 326 residences, est. 2030. Cipriani Residences Miami lists from $1.6 million (about $1,400), 397 residences, est. 2027. For the full side-by-side, see our Brickell branded tower matrix, our Cipriani Residences Miami guide and our branded residences guide.
What should buyers confirm before signing at 619 Brickell?
Get five things in writing: whether your reservation has become a purchase contract, the deposit schedule, the proposed association budget including the Nobu dining and service program, the outside completion date, and the status of the historic-preservation rehearing and the city’s appeal. Florida law requires developers to hold deposits in escrow and gives buyers of new condominium units 15 days to cancel after receiving the offering documents. Our guide to buying pre-construction in South Florida covers the process.
619 Brickell FAQ
How much does 619 Brickell cost?
The developers launched sales in June 2026 with pricing from $3 million to more than $60 million, and Haute Residence’s New Developments card lists the same range at about $2,600 per square foot. The Real Deal reported an average of $2,500 to $2,700 per square foot. Request the current price sheet before comparing.
When will 619 Brickell be completed?
The developer’s website says closings begin in 2031, and Haute Residence lists estimated delivery in 2031. In June 2026 the developers said construction should start within 12 months, and The Real Deal reported a build of about four and a half years. Because a court reopened a preservation review in July 2026, check your contract’s completion date.
How many residences are there, and how large are they?
The developer’s July 2026 purchaser’s guide lists 306 residences in five collections, including Sky Villas and penthouses; its June 2026 launch release and website FAQ list 296. Residences run from about 1,160 to 5,526 square feet, with one to six bedrooms according to the developer. The building rises 75 stories.
Who is developing and designing 619 Brickell?
13th Floor Investments and Key International are the developers. Foster + Partners is the design architect, with Sieger Suarez as design architect and architect of record. The developer’s team page lists DesignAgency for interior design and Studio Munge for design. Nobu Hospitality oversees dining, and Key International Sales and ONE Sotheby’s International Realty handle sales.
Does the July 2026 court ruling affect 619 Brickell?
On July 16, 2026, an appellate panel quashed the city’s removal of historic status from the church’s school and parking lot, the tower site, and ordered a new preservation hearing. The ruling did not reject the tower. The developers called it procedural; the Miami Herald reported in August 2026 that the city had appealed. Confirm the current status before signing.
What amenities do residents get?
The developer lists more than 90,000 square feet of amenities, including an 86-foot pool, hot and cold plunge pools, two padel courts, sports simulators and a residents-only Nobu café. Wellness and Longevity by Nobu, backed by a $25 million investment, offers cryotherapy, hyperbaric oxygen, infrared sauna and IV therapy. Some services carry extra fees.
Will there be a Nobu restaurant in the building?
The developer plans a 6,500-square-foot Nobu restaurant open to the public with resident access, plus a residents-only café. The purchaser’s guide says the restaurants are expected to run from commercial units sold to third parties, and that Nobu dining in the common areas depends on a license the association must maintain.
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Sources: Haute Residence 619 Brickell project page (pricing and availability last updated July 2026) and New Developments cards, checked October 1, 2026; the developer’s official site, 619brickell.com (vision, amenities, residences, team and FAQ pages), checked October 1, 2026; the developer’s Purchaser’s Guide (July 8, 2026), Floor-Plan Navigator (July 2026) and legal disclaimer; the developers’ sales-launch release, June 5, 2026, as published by PROFILEmiami; Nobu Hospitality announcement, November 4, 2025 (PR Newswire); The Real Deal, June 4, 2026 (sales launch) and August 13, 2026 (court ruling); Florida YIMBY, August 14, 2026; Miami Today, August 19, 2026; Miami Herald, August 22, 2026; Florida Statutes 718.202 and 718.503. Figures are subject to change; confirm on the current sheet. Not legal or investment advice.