Brickell Development With 105 Luxury Condos Breaks Ground

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The developers of 2200 Brickell held a groundbreaking ceremony this morning.

The 5-story development includes 105 luxury condos priced from $1.2 million.

Aria Development Group, Largo, and Place Projects are the developers.

Revuelta is the architect, with interiors by ODA New York.

Completion is planned for 2026.

 


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More Density
1 month ago

Can we get more of this please in so many parts of the city that need filling in? Wynwood Norte, Little Havana, and Overtown just to name a few.

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Anonymous
1 month ago

100% agree. Wynwood Norte and Little Havana have so much potential.

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Rob
1 month ago

Wynwood Norte, I can’t stand that name. But other than I agree a 100 percent

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Anonymous
1 month ago

I love it! Perfectly combines the two existing cultures.

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Anonymous
1 month ago

Wynwood what? I’m pretty sure north of Wynwood is the Design District and Buena Vista, and Shadowlawn, which are completely different neighborhoods.

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Anonymous
1 month ago

Also, Palm Grove and Lemon City and Little River.

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Anon
1 month ago

Shame they cut down mature trees that were on the sidewalk – very sad they couldn’t have worked around them.

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Concentrist
1 month ago

I am shocked the city allowed that to happened. Those beautiful trees were part of the legacy of this city and make south Brickell Ave a special and historic stretch of road. Shame on all those that allowed!

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anon
1 month ago

Watch them get replaced by hideous gray live oaks and turf grass. 🙄

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Anonymous
1 month ago

Live oaks are the best shade trees when they mature. Pray the replacement isn’t palms.

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Anonymous
1 month ago

If the city cared about its heritage, we wouldn’t see historic mansions in Shenandoah and Beacom Manor demolished for McModerns.

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Anon
1 month ago

Very pretty – there should be more like this in that area and less single family homes

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Anonymous
1 month ago

Last time I checked, there are no single-family homes on the street where this is located, and blocks to the northwest are established neighborhoods that won’t change their character to fulfill your wet dream.

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Melo is sigma and Chad
1 month ago

2026 for this short and small building …

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Cover the podiums
1 month ago

These are ultra luxury so the finishes will take forever

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Anonymous
1 month ago

Class over sass.

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Anonymous
1 month ago

Yep, classy buildings don’t have basketball courts or soccer fields.

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anonymous
1 month ago

I. Love. This. Project! Multiply these through the city, especially around Brickell, Wynwood, The Roads, and Edgewater!

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Anonymous
1 month ago

Awesome! Lots more work to do on Brickell Ave to bring it into this century, but this is a great start!

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Cover the Podiums
1 month ago

The need to change the zoning south of 15th…This is too prime and too in the core to only allow residential

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Joseph
1 month ago

Exactly. Right now these 100 condos have nothing near to walk to, it’s just adding traffic for no reason. The bottom floor of this could’ve easily been a grocery store or at least an office space.

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Anon
1 month ago

adding traffic “for no reason” … could the reason possibly be 100 additional places people can live near where their jobs are located? crazy idea that people might want to have a shorter commute, whether they walk or drive.

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Anne A.
1 month ago

A grocery store doesn’t add traffic?

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Anonymous
1 month ago

Absolutely not. It’s zoned that way for a reason, and South Brickell interesting. If you don’t like it, stay north of 15th.

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Picklebot
1 month ago

But there is only ONE pickle ball court, start over, don’t build it, do more studies. More studies, if you build pickle ball courts, they will come.

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wanderer34
1 month ago

It’s very short for such a prime site. I would’ve preferred taller at least 500′ and the current proposal is very underwhelming, at the least!

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Anon
1 month ago

clearly no idea how zoning works and where it exists

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