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Baccarat Residences Miami: 75-Story Brickell Tower at the Miami River

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Photo courtesy to Florida YIMBY.

Baccarat Residences Miami is a 75-story tower rising at the mouth of the Miami River in Brickell. Florida YIMBY reported on March 13, 2026 that Related Group and GTIS Partners are developing it, with 360 residences: 324 tower units, eight penthouses and 28 riverfront flats and duplexes.

Baccarat Residences Miami is a riverfront condominium tower in Brickell. This page is our reference for the building: who is developing it, who designed it, how it is configured and where it sits. We have not found a current official price or sales schedule, so this page publishes none. Anything on price, availability or timing is to confirm with the sales gallery.

Overview

Florida YIMBY, reporting on March 13, 2026, describes a 75-story residential tower along the Miami River in Brickell with 360 residences in total: 324 tower units, eight penthouses and 28 riverfront flats and duplexes along the river and its waterfront promenade. The report says tower residences begin on the 15th floor, the top three levels are reserved for the penthouses and layouts run from one to four bedrooms.

The report names Related Group and GTIS Partners as the developers. The project website says the licensors of the Baccarat and Related Group names are not the developer and are not responsible for the developer’s representations. That is standard language, and it is the reason to read the offering documents rather than marketing copy.

Status. Florida YIMBY reported on March 13, 2026 that construction had reached the 40-story mark and said overall construction was expected to conclude in early 2028. That is a press report, not a developer commitment, so ask the developer for the current schedule in writing.

Design team

Florida YIMBY’s March 13, 2026 report credits the team:

  • Architecture: Arquitectonica.
  • Interiors: Meyer Davis.
  • Landscape: Enzo Enea, who leads the landscaped gardens along the riverwalk.
  • General contractor: John Moriarty & Associates.
  • Management: SH Hotels & Resorts, with the tower described as the sister development to the Baccarat Hotel & Residences in Midtown Manhattan.

Residence collection

Florida YIMBY describes one- to four-bedroom layouts, penthouses on the top three floors and 28 flats and duplexes positioned along the Miami River and its waterfront promenade. The report says the floor plates expand and contract from level to level, giving the façade a rippling profile, and that much of the exterior is floor-to-ceiling glass with continuous balconies.

HL Real Estate Group can request current price sheets, floor plans, deposit schedules and rental rules for Baccarat Residences Miami.

Amenities reported by Florida YIMBY. The report puts the amenity program at more than 75,000 square feet, including social lounges, a fitness center, La Mer spa facilities and a pool deck overlooking the river. It also lists a private marina with a residents’ yacht and a 10,000-square-foot waterfront restaurant. Amenities, memberships and fees are to confirm in the offering documents.

Location at the mouth of the Miami River

Florida YIMBY places the tower on a waterfront parcel at the mouth of the Miami River, with frontage along Brickell Avenue, and says it is expected to rise around 835 feet. The report notes that the tower is already rising noticeably above the adjacent Viceroy Brickell. Confirm the address and parcel details you will use on contract documents with the sales gallery.

Suits buyers who want a waterfront tower at the river’s mouth and can plan around a construction-stage timeline. For neighboring projects, see our pages on St. Regis Brickell, Cipriani Residences Miami, 1428 Brickell and 619 Brickell Nobu, our Brickell market page and our Brickell guide to new luxury developments.

Documents to request

  1. Current price sheet and availability for the line and floor you want. We do not publish a price for this tower.
  2. Floor plans with interior square footage, terraces and the view orientation.
  3. Deposit schedule in writing, with escrow terms. Our guide to pre-construction deposits in Florida explains how deposits are held.
  4. Condominium documents required by Section 718.503, Florida Statutes, including the declaration, the estimated operating budget and the developer’s prospectus.
  5. Rental rules, including any minimum lease term and any limits on short-term use.
  6. Current completion schedule and the written notice the contract requires before closing.

For the rest of the region’s pipeline, browse our new-developments board.

Sources: Florida YIMBY, “Baccarat Residences Miami Continues Vertical Ascent Towards 75-Story Apex In Brickell” (Mar. 13, 2026); baccaratresidencesmiami.com (accessed Oct. 17, 2026). Prices, availability and delivery dates are subject to change.

FAQ: Baccarat Residences Miami

Who is developing Baccarat Residences Miami?

Related Group and GTIS Partners, according to Florida YIMBY’s March 13, 2026 report. The project website says the licensors of the Baccarat and Related Group names are not the developer and are not responsible for the developer’s representations.

How tall is Baccarat Residences Miami?

75 stories, according to Florida YIMBY’s March 13, 2026 report, which says the tower is expected to rise around 835 feet at the mouth of the Miami River.

Where is Baccarat Residences Miami?

On the Miami River in Brickell, where the river meets Biscayne Bay, with frontage along Brickell Avenue, according to Florida YIMBY. Confirm the address to use on contract documents with the sales gallery.

How many residences does it have?

360, according to Florida YIMBY’s March 13, 2026 report: 324 tower units, eight penthouses and 28 riverfront flats and duplexes.

Who designed it?

Florida YIMBY’s March 13, 2026 report credits Arquitectonica as architect, Meyer Davis with interiors and Enzo Enea with landscape design.

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