Cipriani Residences Miami has reached 872 feet during its active construction at 1420 South Miami Avenue in Brickell, surpassing the 868-foot roof height of Panorama Tower and establishing itself as the tallest residential building south of Manhattan. The 80-story condominium tower, developed by Mast Capital, is not yet at its final height; it will top out at approximately 950 feet upon structural completion. The project is designed by Arquitectonica, one of Miami’s most internationally recognised architectural practices, with interiors by London-based luxury firm 1508 London. Moss Construction is serving as general contractor, and construction has been advancing at approximately one floor every several working days.

The tower yields 397 condominium residences ranging from one to four bedrooms, with unit prices starting from $1.8 million. At the upper levels, the Canaletto Collection, a limited tier of ultra-luxury homes occupying the building’s highest elevations, is priced from $4.1 million. The project’s hospitality layer is provided by Cipriani, the Italian-origin luxury dining and lifestyle brand, which will deliver resident-exclusive restaurant access, private dining, in-home dining services and concierge programming across the building. Completion is anticipated in 2027, with sales and marketing handled exclusively by Fortune Development Sales.

Cipriani Residences Miami’s height milestone is individually significant, but it is also a clean data point in the longer story of what Miami has become as a vertical residential construction market over the past decade. Brickell in particular has transformed from a mid-rise financial district into one of the most competitive super-tall residential corridors outside of New York and Los Angeles, a shift that has been driven by the sustained migration of high-net-worth individuals, financial firms and technology companies relocating from higher-tax states. The branded residences model that Cipriani represents is now well established in Miami, with names including Porsche Design Tower, Armani Casa, Aston Martin Residences and the Bentley Residences tower under construction in Sunny Isles Beach all competing within a defined luxury segment.

What differentiates Cipriani Residences from the field is the combination of roof height, the brand’s specific association with old-world European hospitality rather than automotive or fashion, and the Venetian design language that Arquitectonica principal Bernardo Fort-Brescia has embedded into both the facade and the interior programme. The tower’s curving glass profile and tiered terraces, inspired by the relationship between Venice and the water, give it a visual identity that is distinct from the vertical sharp-edged aesthetic of many of its Brickell neighbours. For the regional construction industry, the continued delivery of supertall residential projects in Miami signals that the capital and appetite for complex high-rise work in South Florida remains robust even in an elevated interest rate environment, and Moss Construction’s role here positions it at the leading edge of that activity. This momentum is also reflected in other major developments reshaping the city’s urban core, including Oak Row Equities’ 2600 Biscayne Boulevard project, which recently broke ground as another high-profile mixed-use investment reinforcing Miami’s status as one of the most active construction markets in the United States.

Design Language, Residence Programme and Amenity Offering

• Curving glass facade with cascading tiered terraces inspired by Venice and the Italian Riviera, becoming more articulated toward the upper levels to produce a tapered crown profile
• Interiors by 1508 London featuring warm neutral palettes, rich wood tones and metal finishes drawing from classic yacht design and Venetian craftsmanship traditions
• Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors and windows throughout all residences; living areas with 10-foot ceiling heights
• Views of Biscayne Bay, the Brickell skyline and Coconut Grove across all upper floor units
• 397 condominium residences spanning one to four bedrooms; entry price from $1.8 million
• Canaletto Collection at uppermost levels: limited ultra-luxury homes priced from $4.1 million
• More than 50,000 square feet of amenity space across the building
• Resident-only restaurant and private dining areas operated under Cipriani hospitality standards
• 37th-floor speakeasy; resort-style pool deck with two swimming pools and cabanas
• Holistic spa; state-of-the-art fitness centre; wellness programme
• Residents’ lounge; screening room; library; children’s indoor and outdoor playrooms
• In-home dining and concierge services provided by Cipriani

Project Fact Sheet

• Project Name: Cipriani Residences Miami
• Address: 1420 South Miami Avenue, Brickell, Miami, Florida
• Developer: Mast Capital
• General Contractor: Moss Construction
• Architect: Arquitectonica
• Interior Design: 1508 London
• Hospitality Brand: Cipriani
• Sales and Marketing: Fortune Development Sales
• Number of Storeys: 80
• Current Construction Height: 872 feet (as of April 2026)
• Final Height at Completion: approximately 950 feet
• Height Significance: Tallest residential building south of Manhattan; surpasses Panorama Tower (868 feet roof height), previously Miami’s tallest residential tower
• Total Residences: 397 condominium units (one to four bedrooms)
• Entry Price: from $1.8 million
• Canaletto Collection Entry Price: from $4.1 million
• Amenity Area: more than 50,000 square feet
• Expected Completion: 2027
• Project Type: Ultra-luxury branded residential condominium tower

Project Team

• Developer: Mast Capital — Miami-based real estate development firm; Founder and CEO Camilo Miguel Jr. serves as the project’s executive principal
• CEO, Mast Capital: Camilo Miguel Jr. — provided public comment on the height milestone, emphasising the project’s position within Miami’s evolving global real estate context
• General Contractor: Moss Construction — Florida-headquartered construction firm serving as the principal delivery contractor for the full tower build
• Architect of Record: Arquitectonica — internationally recognised Miami-based architectural practice; founding principal Bernardo Fort-Brescia led the tower’s design concept, drawing on Venetian architectural and maritime references
• Founding Principal and Lead Designer: Bernardo Fort-Brescia, Arquitectonica — designed the curving glass facade, tiered terrace crown profile and overall tower massing strategy
• Interior Design Firm: 1508 London — London-based luxury interior design and architecture practice responsible for the warm neutral and rich wood tone residential interior programme
• Hospitality and Brand Partner: Cipriani — Italian-origin luxury hospitality brand providing resident-exclusive restaurant operations, private dining, in-home dining and concierge services
• Sales and Marketing Agent: Fortune Development Sales — exclusive sales and marketing partner for all 397 residences