Brickell’s 645-Foot Miami River Tower Moving Closer To Completion

The 54-story Miami River apartment tower under construction in Brickell is moving closer to completion, new photos by Phillip Pessar show.

The photos show that a decorative element is now being installed on the building’s parking garage.

The building will include 632 rental apartments. Also now under construction is retail space, and a riverfront promenade open to the public.

The tower topped off at 645 feet, becoming the westernmost tower in Miami at that height.

There are multiple other phases planned at the development, which is known as The River District.

Eventually, developer Chetrit Group plans to build 4 million square feet of new development on the property. That includes about 1,600 residences, Class A office space, and 30,000 square feet of retail.

 

(photos: Phillip Pessar)

 

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Anon
7 days ago

Bold move posting this building and 5 Park on the same day

Anonymous
7 days ago

To bad the glass facades where a no show

WATG
7 days ago

It was just a facade..

Anonymous
7 days ago

Looks very glassy in skyline, as appropriately balanced for residential building, not offices.

Anon
7 days ago

It looks like Opera 2.0

Anon
7 days ago

100

IAnonymous
7 days ago

The renderings were much better than the real thing.

Jimmy
7 days ago

No they were not dopey….
Not one single person can live in a rendering.

The real thing has 632 apartments. Many people worked hard to conceive, finance, build, sell, rent, to make this happen.

Cover the Podiums
7 days ago

At least half the podium is lined with units. I’ve seen pictures of the inside of the garage. They have car lifts only accessible to Valet so basically they pack 2x the amount of cars in the same space

WATG
7 days ago

Where is all the glass? Nice screening though.

Big Props
7 days ago

It’s one of the nicest buildings I have seen built in Miami. This building stands to be more spectacular than anticipated, and it’s wonderful to see a destination taking shape in Brickell along the river walk. I think it will help the city’s Downtown connect better.

glue kid
7 days ago

Big props is on hallucinogenics kids, stay away!

Anonymous
7 days ago

It does look nice, especially compared to what was there before. So yeah, big props good call, and glue kid enjoy your disappointment in phase 1 of 5 for this mega project.

Jimmy
7 days ago

Okay.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and if you think this is the nicest buildings that you have seen, well….that’s your opinion man.

One thing that is not a matter of opinion is that property west of the MetroMover tracks and east of I-95 is in the West Brickell neighborhood.

West Brickell has a LOT of rental buildings.
Brickell Residential buildings are overwhelmingly owned as condominiums, with only a few exceptions.
Panorama, Yacht Club on Brickell Bay Drive, and the Camden Brickell Apartments.

Ana
7 days ago

No one is calling this the pinnacle of design, but its good enough, and two of the other three towers are going to have a lot more character than an ovular shaped building – which btw used to be cutting edge. Then came the off center building, then the off center boxes stack, now the multi-tower with mix of box and oval. Building blocks for Billionaires!

Toto
7 days ago

Better than what was there before … fill fill fill … not bad for a rental tower. Come on! Look at Melo’s rental prison like cereal boxes!

Edgew
7 days ago

Looks like Opera tower

Anon
7 days ago

Can someone explain to me what that garage screen is supposed to be

explainer
7 days ago

It keeps mosquitos from biting the cars.

Anonymous
7 days ago

They added a ton of vegetation and greenery growing up the podium which helps our city stand out as one building for the future.

Anon
7 days ago

Are you sure thats what it is? Is the greenery real or fake? What are those little brown squares? So many questions….

Anonymous
7 days ago

Better than some random assorted sheet metal, random pokes holes, and/or crappy mural.

tropical
7 days ago

what a beauty

Anonymous
7 days ago

Just a question but who would want to live in this building right now knowing there’s 3 more building to be constructed…

Anonymous
7 days ago

That’s actually the selling point. Here’s a cookie 🍪

Anonymous
7 days ago

It’s not knowing you’re going to be hearing construction noise for the next 5-6 years 24/7.

tropical
7 days ago

don’t forget the drag racing at 3am on i-95 from unemployed losers in a project civic

Anonymous
7 days ago

Not a major part of highway, Sound proof windows help, probably no louder than anywhere else in Miami

anon
6 days ago

my suburban house has 90% noise reduction soundproofed windows and i can still hear those morons with their loud exhaust past 12am all night long