Brickell’s 75-Story Baccarat Residences To Begin Vertical Construction In Fall

Baccarat Residences in Brickell is now 75 percent sold and will soon begin vertical construction.

The developers told Ocean Drive that vertical construction on the 75-story tower will begin this Fall.

A construction permit for the tower is now in process by Miami’s Building Department, records show.

Earlier this month, the developers filed plans with the FAA to increase the height of the tower to 848 feet above ground, or 852 feet above sea level.

The project will include 318 tower residences, along with 28 riverfront flats and duplexes.

There will also be 73,000 square feet of amenity space, including an Orangery. Interiors are being designed by Meyer Davis.

One of the new residents of the building will be the Baccarat North America President and CEO Jim Shreve, who recently purchased a condo unit.

Completion is set for 2025.

Archaealogists have been working on the property since earlier this year after prehistoric remains were found following demolition of on office building.

A site plan included in the Baccarat brochure shows three towers. A construction permit is in process for both the Baccarat tower and a second apartment tower closer to the street. A third tower that will replace the 444 Brickell office building is not yet in permitting.

The project will also include a publicly-accessible riverwalk.

 

The Orangery:

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Anonymous
7 months ago

Stunning! But even more excited for a fully connected riverwalk!

Anon
7 months ago

Why do we keep seeing renderings that show 1 tower but sometimes multiple? Seems odd to market the first as a stand alone when we know more are coming.

Terry
7 months ago

Hi. I purchased at Baccarat on DAY ONE. It was ALWAYS explained that there will be THREE towers. NO SECRETS! To the south of the lot , likely a rental , of about 47 floors. To the east…south east, a slightly taller tower than the baccarat residences. Completely independent, a Baccarat Hotel & Residences . 100% agreed. Most of the units will NOT have FULL east or even south views, but ALL will face direct bay & have stunning open views towards the ocean. Being on the river, lends to being in a fantastic location. Everyone in this tower , will know exactly how the future views will be. Everyone knows that baccarat is in the perfect central location. The unique entry driveway will be incredible. Nothing like it in Miami. The shared public BAYWALK on the river super charming. The quality & service of the Baccarat residences will be stupendous, especially for the relatively cheap prices in today’s market. The planned 3 towers at Hyatt , on the north of the river, will make Baccarat even more desirable. I’m super Excited for Baccarat to start construction. There’s still time to get in & be my neighbor.

Melo, a true giga chad
7 months ago

How much did they pay you to say that?

Terry.
7 months ago

ZERO. I’ve been living in Miami & Miami Beach for 23 years. I’ve always purchased & lived in the best buildings ; having bought all pre construction. I think I judged pretty well. Eg. Portofino Tower. Murano at Portofino. Setai. Bath Club. I have a good sense of selecting a great building , with an unbeatable location.

Robin Stan
7 months ago

Terry If they told you on day one and have nothing to hide; why are they still using different renderings?

There is simply no excuse.

Lenny
7 months ago

For the same reason that the Ferraris in the advertisements are not jumbled in with other cars during rush hour.

The product that they are selling is pictured standing individually so you can judge its attributes.

Robin…
Don’t get mad…they aren’t trying to trick you!
It’s not a tactic….but if it were, the world is blessed to have such a keen observer and brave consumer advocate as you Robin!
All consumers with IQ’s below 70 will refrain from dropping $350,000 cash deposits thanks to your dogged performance, observations, and warnings.

THANK YOU! Brave, brave Sir Robin!

Unanimous
7 months ago

Brave brave sir Robin had to run away ….he turned around and picked up his tail and buggered off brave sir Robin …

Robin Stan
7 months ago

Terry if they told you on day one, and have no secrets; why are they still using two different sets of renderings?

Simply no excuse for these sorts of tactics.

Terry
7 months ago

Well Robin. Very tue , I know what you’re saying , but almost all developers show their towers as being alone , and free standing. Yep…Definitely, they want their buildings to shine. I have no relationship to the developer, nor their sale staff. Sales staff were very clear & honest from the get go , in explaining that there are 3 towers going up on their property. It’s also been known for several years , that this ONE BRICKELL development will have THREE towers. Unless, you’re buying direct bay front , there are or will always be towers next to you , and new ones popping up , and taking away some views. Baccarat residences will ALL have open river & bay views forever , never to be blocked. When you purchase, you know exactly the views. Baccarat will be one of the top buildings in Brickell , on the river , with incredible quality & lovely views.

Lenny
7 months ago

AND the in-house sales team is awesome!

Lenny
7 months ago

There is nothing strange about that.

Anonymous
7 months ago

Miami is about to have a seamless world-class riverwalk. Sounds like this is moving fast with 2025 right around the corner.. can’t wait!

Anonymous
7 months ago

Yeah.. woopee…

Anonymous
7 months ago

The Miami River with all these towers it’s looking more and more each day to the Chicago River!

Anonymous
7 months ago

I’m at a loss. Where is our Tribune Tower or Wrigley Building? Marina City looks better than any Related development of cereal boxes with jagged balconies, and that was built sixty years ago.

Anonymous
7 months ago

Unfortunately, Miami won’t have the pre-WWII architecture that NYC, Chicago, and some older cities do. We will have to make do with creativity and competition in bringing about a new, bold skyline. One thing that works against visual appeal is also an economic benefit to the city, namely the clear zoning of developable land. Combined with the FAA regulations, there is a disincentive to top buildings in a tapered manner which is more graceful. The squared off buildings maximimize the square footage, and you can’t blame the developers for that. It’s incentive.

Anon
7 months ago

probably but Miami is heading in the wrong direction by-in-large, architecturally, if it wants to have an iconic skyline.

Lenny
7 months ago

Sorry for your loss.

The Chicago River parallel makes sense when you compare the similarity of Navy Pier to Bayside, the Financial District to Brickell and density tapering off as you move down the river to an eventually marine industrial use.

Miami was founded in 1896. Three years after the Columbus Exposition in Chicago. Of course Chicago buildings are older.

Anonymous
7 months ago

So does this mean they are done extracting DNA from the bones they found?

Anonymous
7 months ago

I heard archeologist just found another tooth at this site…

Lenny
7 months ago

True.
And JP put the teeth under his pillow.
The next morning, there are financing package where the tooth used to be.

Rocky.
7 months ago

Best way to end the week with news like this! Thanks TNM!

Nunya
7 months ago

Traffic bout to be Super Screwed.

Anonymous
7 months ago

Use the riverwalk

Zz01
7 months ago

You can drive on the Riverwalk?

Anonymous
7 months ago

nope but you sure can walk and bike

Anonymous
7 months ago

Sucks for you, I guess. I’ll keep enjoying my walks and zooming by you on my scooter!

Melo, the true giga chad
7 months ago

I love the parking podium on these 3 towers. All glass residences, as it should!

Miami Has the Dolphins
7 months ago

Stephen Ross paying that hush money

Volvoshine
7 months ago

👀👀☕☕

Anonymous
7 months ago

Are you kidding? You’ll be amazed at the number of my comments that didn’t even get posted and how many were removed.

gwwr
7 months ago

brightline twin towers might break ground soon

Yet Another Anonymous
7 months ago

Is this part of one brickell?

Anonymous
7 months ago

Terrible location and only one line has decent views. No thanks

Terry.
7 months ago

ALL the units have decent views . All see open bay to the ocean & many also have views to the west. Plus all units overlook the amenity pool deck. Of course , as in any building , some apartments having better views than others. But pricing takes that into consideration. The Baccarat, with its location , quality , and amenities, will be one of the premium buildings on Brickell.

Lenny
7 months ago

The mouth of the Miami River with a Brickell address is not terrible.

Anonymous
7 months ago

these construction projects are picking up speed after a slow start due to the pandemic

theth
7 months ago

j

Anonymous
7 months ago

LOL well the bar is pretty low already.

Anonymous
7 months ago

Brickell Soaring.

Anonymous
7 months ago

Sorry about it, Brickell NIMBYs.

Anonymous
7 months ago

No more towers blocking my views! We just need more doggie parks.

Lenny
7 months ago

Is there such a thing as a Brickell NIMBY?
I’ve never met ine.

Anonymous
7 months ago

Lol There are TONS. Join the Brickell Living Facebook group and you will find many idiotic posts by these people.

Anonymous
7 months ago

If only they paid as much attention to the exterior as the interior, until you realize it’s a recycled ArQUEEFtectonica monstrosity with a luxury brand stamped on it. It’s as if Related believes it worked for Aston Martin, expect that is a beautiful tower.

Anonymous
7 months ago

Aston Martin is in the very location in Miami.

calivalle
7 months ago

3 Towers will be an awwwwmazing sight…

Anonymous
7 months ago

Exciting and also getting ridiculous! They are building way too many extremely tall towers next to each other or a couple of blocks away.
They need to spread them out more.
The skyline will look like a giant mountain near the Miami river and some parts of Brickell.
It will be difficult to appreciate a beautiful architectural building if you can barely see most of it. And the people that move in these buildings will not have the views that they paid big bucks for. But that’s obviously their choice to make.
I think that the skyline near the freedom tower will be much prettier to look at although the Waldorf super tall is an eyesore. It’s not beautiful, creative and interesting but more like a little kid that got careless with his Lego blocks.

Anonymous
7 months ago

“They are building way too many extremely tall towers next to each other or a couple of blocks away”

Oh boy.. you experts are really starting to get on my nerves.

Anonymous
7 months ago

Yeah, we need more doggie parks, no more towers!

Anonymous
7 months ago

Welcome to Manhattan. It’s not so bad, really! 🙂

Anonymous
7 months ago

It will never be Manhattan because the people aren’t that smart

Anonymous
7 months ago

#MessyMiami is far from a Manhattan.