Brickell Homes & Condos for Sale

Browse current condos and homes for sale in Brickell, Miami — from established waterfront towers to the latest luxury developments near Brickell City Centre and Brickell Key. Listings below are updated regularly with current pricing, square footage, and photos.

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Living in Brickell: Miami's Financial District

Brickell has evolved into one of Miami's most desirable neighborhoods for luxury condominium living, combining waterfront residences, modern architecture, international business, fine dining, shopping, and an increasingly walkable urban lifestyle. Historically known as "Millionaire's Row" after Mary and William Brickell built the neighborhood's first mansions along Brickell Avenue in the early 20th century, the area transformed through the 1970s and '80s into one of the largest financial districts in the United States.

Today, Brickell is Miami's most densely populated neighborhood, home to roughly 40,000 residents, and one of the most walkable areas in the city — with work, dining, shopping, and entertainment all within a compact footprint stretching from the Miami River to Biscayne Bay.

Brickell City Centre and Shopping

Brickell City Centre has become one of the neighborhood's defining landmarks — a mixed-use development anchored by an open-air shopping center featuring high-end retailers, dining, and a movie theater, all connected by the development's distinctive "Climate Ribbon" architecture. Along with Mary Brickell Village, which opened in 2006 with a Mediterranean-village-inspired design of restaurants and boutique shops, these two hubs give Brickell a retail and dining scene that rivals much larger Miami neighborhoods.

Things to Do in Brickell

Beyond shopping, Brickell offers residents a genuine live-work-play environment: waterfront parks along Biscayne Bay, the Underline linear park connecting Brickell toward Coconut Grove, and easy access to Brickell Key's Mandarin Oriental waterfront promenade. Brickell Park and Alice Wainwright Park provide green space along the water, while the neighborhood's dense concentration of rooftop bars, lounges, and restaurants makes it one of Miami's most active nightlife destinations after dark — particularly along Brickell Avenue and around Mary Brickell Village.

Dining in Brickell

Brickell's restaurant scene reflects its international residency, with everything from casual lunch spots serving the neighborhood's office workforce to high-end dining rivaling Miami Beach. Restaurants are concentrated around Brickell City Centre, Mary Brickell Village, and along Brickell Avenue itself, making it easy to walk to dinner from most residential towers in the neighborhood.

Brickell Real Estate

The Brickell real estate market is dominated by condominiums, ranging from established waterfront buildings to newer luxury towers offering extensive amenities and contemporary residences. Buyers can find everything from smaller one-bedroom residences to expansive penthouses and waterfront homes with panoramic views of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline.

However, buying a Brickell condo involves much more than comparing price per square foot. Building financials, condominium association rules, reserves, assessments, insurance, rental policies, views, floor level, unit line and future development surrounding the property can all influence both lifestyle and long-term value. For that reason, understanding the individual building is often just as important as selecting the residence itself.

Buying a Condo in Brickell

Brickell attracts buyers from throughout the United States as well as a significant international clientele. Before purchasing, buyers should consider not only the acquisition price but also condominium fees, property taxes, insurance and financing costs. If you are evaluating your purchasing budget, you can use the Miami Mortgage Calculator to estimate monthly payments before beginning your property search.

For international buyers considering Miami real estate, additional planning may also involve banking, financing, ownership structure and understanding the local purchasing process.

Brickell's Financial District and Corporate Presence

As South Florida's financial district, Brickell is the core of Miami's banking, investment, and financial sectors, and along with Downtown Miami, home to most of the state's foreign consulates — including Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France, Japan, Mexico, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom, among others. In recent years, this financial base has been reinforced by high-profile corporate relocations, most notably Citadel's move of its global headquarters to Miami, which has meaningfully increased demand for luxury condos and executive rentals throughout the neighborhood.

Schools in Brickell and Nearby

Brickell itself is served by Miami-Dade County Public Schools' Southside Elementary School, along with private options including First Presbyterian International Christian School, Gordon Day School, and Prima Casa Montessori School. Families considering the broader area often also look at neighboring Coconut Grove, home to several of Miami's most established private schools, and Coral Gables, home to the University of Miami. Florida International University also operates a downtown campus just north of Brickell.

For current ratings and reviews of schools serving the Brickell area, see GreatSchools.org.

Getting Around: Transportation in Brickell

Brickell is one of the few truly car-free-friendly neighborhoods in Miami, served by the Metrorail's Brickell Station and five Metromover stations along the free Brickell Loop, with stops roughly every two blocks throughout the neighborhood. Many residents get around entirely on foot, by bike, or via the Metromover, reserving rideshare and taxis mainly for trips to Miami Beach, the Design District, or Coconut Grove, or for late-night travel after the Metromover stops running.

Relocating to Brickell

Brickell is also a natural destination for executives and professionals relocating to Miami. Its proximity to major financial institutions, corporate offices and Downtown Miami makes the neighborhood particularly convenient for professionals who want to live close to work while maintaining access to restaurants, entertainment and waterfront living.

Through my Corporate Relocation Miami service, I assist executives, employees and their families with the residential side of relocating to Miami — from identifying the right neighborhood and property to helping coordinate the practical details involved in establishing a new home.

Brickell Real Estate — This Week

Market activity updated August 12, 2026.

The Brickell condominium market changes continuously. Below are selected recent transactions and a current property that I believe is worth highlighting. This section is updated regularly to provide visitors with a snapshot of current Brickell real estate activity.

Recently Sold in Brickell

The Club at Brickell Bay — Brickell Bay Drive 1 Bedroom | 1 Bathroom | Approx. 825 Sq. Ft. Sold for $485,000 A recently closed residence at The Club at Brickell Bay, an established condominium community along Brickell Bay Drive. [View Property Details →]

Brickell Heights West — SW 9th Street 2 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms | Approx. 1,026 Sq. Ft. Sold for $715,000 A recent two-bedroom sale at Brickell Heights West, located within the central Brickell lifestyle district and close to Brickell City Centre. [View Property Details →]

Max's Featured Brickell Listing

The Mark on Brickell — Brickell Bay Drive 1 Bedroom | 1 Bathroom | Approx. 760 Sq. Ft. Offered at $495,000

Why I Selected This Property This residence caught my attention as an interesting opportunity for a buyer seeking waterfront Brickell living at a price point below many of the neighborhood's newer luxury developments. Located at The Mark on Brickell, the residence offers Biscayne Bay views, a central Brickell location and access to one of the neighborhood's established waterfront condominium communities. [View This Brickell Property →]

Listing information is subject to change. Featured properties and recent sales are presented for informational purposes. Properties may be listed or sold by other real estate professionals.

Explore Brickell Real Estate

Brickell is not one market and not every condominium should be evaluated in the same way. Whether you are considering a waterfront residence, an investment property, a second home or relocating to Miami, understanding the differences between Brickell buildings can make a significant difference in the buying decision.