Pre-Construction & New Construction Condos in Miami

Miami (18)

In pre-construction or under construction: Baccarat Residences Miami (Est. delivery Early 2028), Cipriani Residences Miami (Est. delivery Summer 2027), The Residences at 1428 Brickell (Est. delivery Late 2028), The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami (Est. delivery 2030), The St. Regis Residences, Miami (Est. delivery Q4 2027), 888 Brickell by Dolce & Gabbana (Est. delivery 2029) and ORA by Casa Tua (Est. delivery 2030). Delayed or paused: Mercedes-Benz Places Miami — Construction stalled; $1.11B financing term sheets signed, not closed (Oct 10, 2026). Completed or sold out with the developer: 2200 Brickell (2026), Arbor Residences (2026), Aston Martin Residences (2024), Domus Brickell Park (2026), Missoni Baia (2023), Mr. C Residences Tigertail (2024), Natiivo Miami (2024–2025), The Elser Hotel & Residences (2022), Una Residences (2026) and Vita at Grove Isle (2025).

Published pricing, as cited on each building page — Una Residences: Remaining units listed $6.2M–$10.8M (Feb 2026); MLS listings later showed about $1.9M–$8.3M. Prices change and are not quotes.

Miami had 442,241 residents in the 2020 Census (Census Bureau estimate: 489,812 as of July 1, 2025) on 36 square miles of land. The Census Bureau's 2020–2024 American Community Survey puts the median value of owner-occupied homes at $518,100, the owner-occupied rate at 30.8% and median gross rent at $1,758 a month. These are citywide figures across all housing types — not new-construction condo prices — but they are a useful baseline when you compare the buildings below. Source: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts.

Miami Beach (5)

None of the 5 Miami Beach buildings we track is in pre-construction or under construction right now, so buying here means a resale or remaining developer inventory in a finished building. Completed or sold out with the developer: 42 Pine (2024), 72 Park (2025), Five Park (2024), Monaco Yacht Club & Residences (2021–2022) and Ocean Park South Beach (2023).

Published pricing, as cited on each building page — 42 Pine: Launch pricing was reported from about $700K to $4M+, penthouses from $4M (2022). Five Park: The Five Park website says prices start at $1.25 million (checked Oct 10, 2026); resale asking prices vary by unit. Prices change and are not quotes.

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Miami Beach had 82,890 residents in the 2020 Census (Census Bureau estimate: 81,594 as of July 1, 2025) on 7.69 square miles of land. The Census Bureau's 2020–2024 American Community Survey puts the median value of owner-occupied homes at $556,700, the owner-occupied rate at 40.9% and median gross rent at $1,826 a month. These are citywide figures across all housing types — not new-construction condo prices — but they are a useful baseline when you compare the buildings below. Source: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts.

How buying pre-construction in Miami works

Deposits and escrow under Florida law

If a developer sells a condominium unit before construction is substantially complete, Florida law requires the developer to put all of the buyer's payments up to 10% of the sale price into an escrow account. Payments above 10% go into a special escrow account, but if the purchase contract allows it, the developer may withdraw that excess for actual construction and development costs once construction has begun. Source: Section 718.202, Florida Statutes (checked October 14, 2026). Deposit schedules differ by building and the purchase agreement governs — this is general information, not legal advice; have a Florida real estate attorney review any developer contract.

Delivery dates are estimates

Completion dates on this page are developer estimates or press reports and they move — the delayed, paused and not-proceeding projects listed above are documented examples. Each building page shows its sources and any conflicts between them.

Who represents whom on a developer contract

The sales gallery represents the developer. A buyer can bring their own licensed agent to compare buildings, request current price lists and deposit schedules in writing, and go through the purchase agreement and key dates before signing. South Florida Real Estate Voice is a publication, not a brokerage, and is not affiliated with any developer listed here; on request we connect readers with a licensed local agent.