Inside Cipriani Residences Miami: Brickell’s First Cipriani Address
Cipriani Residences Miami is Mast Capital’s 397-residence, Cipriani-branded tower at 1420 South Miami Avenue in Brickell, designed by Arquitectonica with interiors by 1508 London. As of October 1, 2026, Haute Residence lists it from $1.6 million (about $1,400 per square foot) with estimated delivery in 2027. The developer says the roughly 950-foot tower topped off in July 2026, is targeting occupancy in summer 2027 and was 85 percent sold as of September 2026.
In 1931, Giuseppe Cipriani Sr. opened a small bar on a quiet Venetian canal and, without announcing it, invented a new standard for how people ought to be made to feel. Harry’s Bar became famous not because of what it served — though the Bellini and Carpaccio it introduced to the world have since become culinary shorthand for a certain kind of elegant ease — but because of how it made every person who walked through the door feel seen, unhurried, and genuinely cared for. That philosophy, refined across four generations and exported to restaurants, private clubs, and event spaces from Monte Carlo to New York to Hong Kong, has never been applied to a residential building in Miami.
Cipriani Residences Miami at a glance (as of Oct 1, 2026)
| Figure and source | |
| Address | 1420 South Miami Avenue, Brickell (sales gallery at 1421 South Miami Avenue) |
| Price | From $1.6M · ~$1,400/SF (New Developments card); 1931 Collection penthouses listed at $19.8M and $33M (developer, Sept 2026) |
| Residences | 397 · 1–4 bedrooms + penthouses |
| Height | ~950 ft · 85 stories (developer’s official site) |
| Status | Topped off July 2026 · now selling · 85% sold (developer, Sept 2026) |
| Delivery | Occupancy targeted summer 2027 (developer) · est. 2027 (card) |
| Developer | Mast Capital, with Cipriani as brand and hospitality partner |
| Architecture / interiors | Arquitectonica / 1508 London |
| Amenities | 50,000+ SF (developer), including a private residents’ Cipriani restaurant |
| Sales | Fortune Development Sales (exclusive, per developer) |
What Are Cipriani Residences Miami?
Developed by Mast Capital — the Miami-based firm founded by Camilo Miguel Jr. in 2006, with a focused track record of design-forward residential projects throughout Florida — Cipriani Residences Miami rises at the gateway to Brickell, the neighborhood that Forbes has described as feeling “more like New York than Miami, with a similar ambition, fast-paced lifestyle and walkability.” The tower rises about 950 feet (85 stories, per the developer’s official site), framing views of Biscayne Bay, Simpson Park, and one of the most dynamic urban landscapes in the American Southeast.
The architecture is by Arquitectonica, the Miami firm whose work has done more to define this city’s skyline than perhaps any practice of its generation. Founded in 1977 by Bernardo Fort-Brescia and Laurinda Spear, Arquitectonica is responsible for landmarks including Brickell City Centre and the Atlantis. For Cipriani Residences Miami, the firm has designed a curved, organic form — fluid where much of Brickell is angular, sculptural where much of the neighborhood is purely vertical — that introduces a new kind of presence in a market already accustomed to ambition.
Interiors are by 1508 London, a high-end design studio with offices across four continents whose portfolio spans private residences, luxury hospitality, and yachts. The collaboration between these two firms, briefed against the Cipriani brand’s own aesthetic standards, produces something immediately legible as belonging to a specific and coherent world.
What distinguishes this project from the many other branded or design-forward towers currently in development across South Florida is not any single design decision. It is the integration of the Cipriani service culture into the day-to-day architecture of residential life — an integration that goes considerably deeper than a logo in the lobby.
With 397 residences, Cipriani is a large community by branded-tower standards. Buyers who want a smaller peer set can compare The St. Regis Residences, Miami — Brickell, which lists 152 residences on its New Developments card. Cipriani’s trade is a broad unit mix, from one-bedroom-plus-den homes to four-bedroom residences with service quarters, and the lowest published entry among the Brickell branded towers on Haute Residence’s New Developments cards, in exchange for a larger resident community.
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How does the Cipriani service model work at home?
To understand what Cipriani Residences Miami is offering its buyers, it helps to understand what the Cipriani brand has always actually sold. It has never been primarily about the food, though the food is excellent. It has been about a quality of attention — what the family describes as anticipatory service, an intuitive understanding of when and where a guest’s needs should be met, and how. That quality is notoriously difficult to replicate, which is why the brand’s most devoted admirers tend to describe their experience in emotional rather than transactional terms.
At Cipriani Residences Miami, this philosophy is embedded in the building’s operating structure. Residents have access to in-home dining and 24-hour catering services by Cipriani — exclusive to the building, not shared with any public-facing clientele. Private dining rooms within the building are available for residents to reserve, catered by Cipriani. On the elevated resort deck, poolside food and beverage service extends the dining program into the outdoor environment: a Bellini on the sun terrace, ordered from a cabana beside one of the building’s two pools, is designed to feel precisely as natural as it does at any of the brand’s celebrated international locations.
The residential service team is led by a designated Director of Residences and a Cipriani Residential Concierge — roles that exist specifically to ensure that the standard of care the brand has delivered in its restaurants and clubs translates into the rhythms of residential life. Additional services available to residents include a house limousine within a three-mile radius, in-residence spa treatments, personal training, pet grooming and walking, plant care, and away-from-home maintenance. The building’s arrival sequence — a landscaped private entrance, an elegant porte-cochère, a dramatic lobby, and 24-hour complimentary valet — is designed with the same attention to first impressions that has always defined the Cipriani welcome.
This is the distinction that matters most when evaluating this project against the broader branded residence market: Cipriani’s involvement here is operational, not ornamental. The family is not lending its name to a developer’s marketing program. It is bringing its service infrastructure into a building and asking its team to deliver, for residents, the same quality of care that has built the brand’s reputation over nearly a century.
What does the Cipriani dining program include?
Dining is the core of the offer. The developer’s official site (checked October 1, 2026) spells out what residents get:
- A private Cipriani restaurant exclusive to residents and their guests, not a public-facing venue.
- In-home dining and 24-hour catering by Cipriani, exclusive to residents.
- Private dining rooms residents can reserve, catered by Cipriani.
- Poolside food and beverage on the elevated resort deck, with cabanas beside the two pools.
- A residents’ social lounge for events and intimate dinners.
A designated Director of Residences and a Cipriani Residential Concierge lead the service team. That operating kitchen program is what separates Cipriani from brands that only license a name. Before you sign, ask for current resident menus, private-room capacity, guest policies, and how dining charges are billed separately from association dues.
What residences and floor plans does Cipriani Miami offer?
The collection at Cipriani Residences Miami spans a meaningful range of configurations across the tower’s residential floors, designed to accommodate buyers at different life stages and with different spatial priorities — while maintaining a consistent standard of finish and identity throughout.
Beginning at Level 8, the building offers one-bedroom-plus-den residences from approximately 1,070 square feet of interior area, through three-bedroom layouts approaching 1,652 square feet, with terraces of up to 657 square feet. As the tower rises through Levels 9 to 61, the collection broadens: two- and three-bedroom residences in approximately the 1,400 to 2,170 square foot range, with select plans offering terraces exceeding 800 square feet. On the upper floors — Levels 62 through 78 — the building’s most expansive homes offer four bedrooms, four bathrooms, service quarters, private elevators, private landings, and terraces ranging up to 1,558 square feet.
Throughout the collection, 10-foot ceiling heights and floor-to-ceiling windows frame the tower’s signature views. Glass railings on terraces preserve those views unobstructed. Interiors by 1508 London are anchored by custom Italian cabinetry, Wolf Sub-Zero appliances including wine coolers and integrated refrigerators, freestanding sculptural bathtubs, glass-enclosed showers, and gracious walk-in wardrobes in the primary suites.
All floor plan details and specifications are subject to change. HL Real Estate Group can provide current floor plans and availability upon request.
What do Cipriani Residences Miami condos cost?
Haute Residence’s New Developments card lists Cipriani Residences Miami from $1.6 million, about $1,400 per square foot at entry (card checked October 1, 2026; project-page pricing last verified August 30, 2026). At the top of the tower, the developer unveiled the two-residence 1931 Collection on September 10, 2026: The San Marco, listed at $33 million for 9,677 square feet of interior and outdoor space over three levels, and The Torcello, at $19.8 million for 6,703 square feet, as reported by PROFILEmiami. Our 1931 Collection report covers both. In the same announcement the developer said the tower was 85 percent sold, so remaining selection is limited. Request the current sheet rather than underwriting to an archived release.
| Item | Figure (as of Oct 1, 2026) |
| Entry price | From $1.6M · ~$1,400/SF (New Developments card) |
| Top of tower | 1931 Collection penthouses listed at $19.8M and $33M (developer, Sept 10, 2026) |
| Residences | 397 · 1–4 bedrooms + penthouses |
| Published plan sizes | ~1,070 SF (1BR + den) to ~3,494 SF (4BR) interiors; terraces up to ~1,558 SF (project page) |
| Ceilings | 10-foot ceilings · floor-to-ceiling windows |
| Sales | 85% sold (developer, Sept 2026) |
| Delivery | Topped off July 2026 · occupancy targeted summer 2027 (developer) · est. 2027 (card) |
| Deposit schedule | On request: not published by the developer or on the card |
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What amenities does Cipriani Residences Miami have?
The amenity floors at Cipriani Residences Miami — concentrated primarily across Levels 7 and 8 — are organized around the understanding that a resident’s communal environment should feel like a natural extension of their private home, not a separate facility they occasionally visit.
The resort deck anchors the outdoor experience: two swimming pools, including a lap pool and a larger sunrise pool, surrounded by poolside cabanas, a landscaped sun terrace, and a bayview terrace. Poolside food and beverage service by Cipriani is available throughout. The wellness offering spans four dedicated levels and includes a holistic spa with sauna and treatment rooms, a spinning room, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a meditation lawn, and a wellness reception and lounge overlooking the Brickell skyline. In-residence spa treatments and personal training services are available for purchase.
Social and private spaces include a residents’ lounge, a library, a screening room with advanced audiovisual equipment, a private salon, a children’s playroom, and an outdoor kids park. The building is pet-friendly, with a dedicated dog park and grooming and walking services available. A golf simulator and pickleball court complete the active amenities. High-speed internet access, EV charging stations, and 24-hour security with controlled building access are included throughout.
What amenities support the Cipriani program?
The developer lists more than 50,000 square feet of amenities. Beyond the resort deck, wellness levels, screening room, library, children’s spaces, dog park, golf simulator and pickleball described above, its official site specifies a holistic spa with sauna, ice plunge and treatment rooms, and a four-level, cycling-focused wellness center overlooking the Brickell skyline. The developer’s July 2026 topping-off announcement also cites a residents’ speakeasy on the 37th floor overlooking Biscayne Bay. In-residence spa treatments, personal training, pet grooming and the house limousine are available for purchase. Amenity programs can change before delivery, so confirm the current list with the sales team.
Where is Cipriani Residences Miami in Brickell?
Brickell’s evolution over the past decade has been well-documented, but its current moment is worth examining clearly. The neighborhood is home to Miami’s most concentrated financial infrastructure, its most walkable retail and dining environment, and an increasingly international residential population that has arrived from New York, Latin America, Europe, and the Middle East.
Brickell City Centre is steps away. The Pérez Art Museum Miami, the Frost Museum of Science, and the Adrienne Arsht Center are minutes north. Miami Beach is a short drive east. Key Biscayne — with Rickenbacker Marina and some of the most protected water in South Florida — is approximately seven miles away. Miami International Airport is roughly nine miles west. Coconut Grove, with its marinas and low-key sophistication, is approximately three miles south.
For buyers arriving from cities where the Cipriani name already carries weight — New York most obviously, but also London, Milan, and the Gulf — Brickell is the Miami address that requires the least explanation. It is where people who need proximity to serious things, and who also want to eat well and live comfortably, tend to land.
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How does Cipriani compare with St. Regis Brickell and 619 Brickell?
On Haute Residence’s New Developments cards (as of October 1, 2026), Cipriani has the lowest entry and the largest community among Brickell’s branded towers: from $1.6 million (about $1,400 per square foot), 397 residences, est. 2027. The St. Regis Residences, Miami — Brickell lists from $5 million (about $2,200 per square foot), 152 residences, est. 2027. 619 Brickell lists $3 million to $60 million-plus (about $2,600 per square foot), 296 residences, est. 2031. For the full side-by-side, see St. Regis Brickell vs Cipriani Residences Miami and our Brickell branded tower matrix, or browse the Brickell neighborhood guide.
Who is Cipriani Residences Miami for?
Cipriani Residences Miami will appeal most immediately to buyers for whom the Cipriani brand already represents something specific and personal. For those buyers, this building offers something not previously available in Miami: the opportunity to inhabit that standard permanently, in a city that is increasingly home to their peers, their business interests, and, in many cases, their families.
The building’s range of residence types — from efficient one-bedroom-plus-den layouts to four-bedroom homes with private elevators and service quarters — speaks to buyers at different stages: the executive maintaining a Miami foothold alongside a primary home elsewhere, the family relocating from New York or Latin America seeking a full-time primary residence, the discerning buyer seeking a building whose brand identity and operational depth provide a durable basis for long-term ownership.
What unites these buyers is less a demographic profile than a sensibility: an appreciation for quality that cannot be easily manufactured, and a preference for buildings whose character is legible from the first moment of arrival.
Cipriani Residences Miami FAQ
How much do Cipriani Residences Miami condos cost?
Haute Residence’s New Developments card lists Cipriani Residences Miami from $1.6 million, about $1,400 per square foot at entry. At the top, the developer listed the two 1931 Collection penthouses in September 2026 at $19.8 million and $33 million. Pricing moves in releases, so request the current sheet for line-by-line numbers before you compare.
When will Cipriani Residences Miami be completed?
The developer says vertical construction is complete. The tower topped off in July 2026, and the developer is targeting occupancy in summer 2027 (Q3 2027 on its official site). Haute Residence lists estimated delivery in 2027. A marketing date is not a contractual guarantee, so check the outside date in your purchase agreement.
How tall is Cipriani Residences Miami, and how many stories?
It rises about 950 feet. The developer’s official site and its July 2026 topping-off announcement describe it as 85 stories. Earlier launch materials, and Haute Residence’s project page, cite 80. The tower holds 397 residences, with the largest homes and the 1931 Collection penthouses at the top, overlooking Biscayne Bay and Brickell.
Who designed the interiors at Cipriani Residences Miami?
1508 London designed the residences’ interiors, working with the Cipriani family. The developer’s official site, its July 2026 topping-off announcement and the Haute Residence project page all give the credit to 1508 London. Arquitectonica, with Bernardo Fort-Brescia, is the architect, and Miami-based Mast Capital is the developer of the tower.
How much of Cipriani Residences Miami is sold?
The developer reported the tower 85 percent sold, to buyers from more than 30 countries, in its September 10, 2026 penthouse announcement. At the July 2026 topping off it had said more than 80 percent. Remaining selection is limited, so request the current availability sheet before planning around a specific line or exposure.
What dining and services do residents get?
According to the developer, residents get a private Cipriani restaurant for residents and their guests, in-home dining and 24-hour catering by Cipriani, reservable private dining rooms and poolside food and beverage service. A Director of Residences and a Cipriani Residential Concierge lead the team, and a house limousine runs within three miles for a fee.
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Sources: Haute Residence Cipriani Residences Miami project page (last verified August 30, 2026) and New Developments card, checked October 1, 2026; the developer’s official site, ciprianiresidencesmiami.com (checked October 1, 2026); the developer’s topping-off announcement, July 23, 2026; the developer’s 1931 Collection announcement, as reported by PROFILEmiami, September 10, 2026. Figures are subject to change; confirm on the current sheet. Not legal or investment advice.