For the buyer who knows Fisher Island by reputation and wants this building answered plainly before the ferry ride: who builds it, how anyone reaches an island with no bridge, and what the Club membership on closing actually covers.
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Six Fisher Island is a collection of about 50 waterfront homes on the last parcel to be built on Fisher Island, developed by Related Group with BH Group and Globe Invest, with Kobi Karp as design architect and Tara Bernerd and Partners on interiors. The island has no bridge: arrival is by ferry, private boat, house car and tender, or the private marina. The developer material on the live dossier publishes no entry price and states no delivery date, and this page prints neither. The full record is on the Six Fisher Island dossier, and the diligence read is Six Fisher Island Residences: what to know before you buy.
Related Group develops the building, with BH Group and Globe Invest as co-developers, and Douglas Elliman Development Marketing handles sales. Kobi Karp Architecture and Interior Design is the design architect, Tara Bernerd and Partners holds the interiors, and Enea Garden Design the landscape. That team is the first fact buyers ask for because the building is the island's last: scarcity here is not a marketing word but a fact about the island running out of land, as the dossier's own lede puts it. The verified facts are collected in Six Fisher Island Residences: facts worth knowing, and the island read against the city is in living part time on Fisher Island or in South Beach.
By water or by the house's own arrangements. The dossier lists the ferry, a private boat, the house car and tender, and the private marina, and there is no bridge to the island. Inside the building, arrival runs through three lobbies with full-time concierges, private elevator entry to each residence, a residential butler and an on-site general manager. For a buyer used to a Collins Avenue tower, that arrival chain is the daily fact of the address: every guest, delivery and school run crosses the water first. How the island works for a family is read in is Fisher Island practical for a family with school age children, and the crossing read against downtown is in relocating from Dallas to Fisher Island or Downtown Miami.
About 50 waterfront homes, three to eight bedrooms, set along about 650 feet of shoreline in about 6.5 acres of gardens, with views to Miami Beach, Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic and the Miami skyline. The interiors are Tara Bernerd's: custom millwork, Sub-Zero and Wolf in the kitchens, expansive terraces and two walk-in wardrobes to each primary suite, per the developer material. The amenity set is private to residents: bayfront and sunset pools with cabanas, a padel court and a children's playground, a residents only oceanfront restaurant with a private dining room, a Sanctuary Spa, a fitness centre and a gallery lounge and café. The wider shelf is at the notes hub.
A lifetime Fisher Island Club membership comes on closing, subject to Club approval, and the split of costs is the line to read: the developer pays the initiation fee only, while annual dues and charges are the owner's cost, and the Club sets eligibility. Membership is therefore part of the purchase and not the whole of it; the dues line belongs in the first budget a buyer builds for the home. The building is also registered in New York, Massachusetts and California in addition to Florida, which is unusual and matters to buyers in those states, because it governs where the offering may be shown. Everything else on this page is carried on the live dossier, and every other buyer question is collected in the questions buyers ask.
Two things buyers ask first are not in the dossier. The developer material publishes no entry price, so pricing is released on request and this page prints none. The dossier states no delivery date, so a calendar is built on the purchase agreement's own outside date, read with counsel, not on a sales conversation. A buyer comparing the island against the mainland starts from those two absences and asks for the current release in writing.
Developer materials for Six Fisher Island (Related Group, with BH Group and Globe Invest), as carried in build/dossiers/sixfisher.py and on the live dossier, verified 2026-09-19. The dossier publishes no entry price and states no delivery date. Compiled by the desk at Miami Dossier.
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