Approved to be the tallest tower in Sunny Isles, with the largest published penthouse floor plates in the corridor.
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The penthouse collection has been described at roughly 9,000 square feet per residence, at the top of a tower approved by the FAA to a height of 828 feet.
Residences through the building run roughly 1,890 to 5,760 square feet across three to six bedroom plans, so the penthouse collection sits well above the standard product rather than adjoining it.
Approved to 828 feet, which would surpass the 750 foot St. Regis tower under construction nearby.
We publish no figure. The project has not launched sales at the time of writing and no transaction figures exist.
An FAA height approval is not a building. It is one permission among many and it precedes financing, full permitting and construction.
For a project at this stage, everything published is intention. Treat published amenity lists and floor areas as current design rather than as commitments.
An oceanfront tower at 19051 Collins Avenue with roughly 145 residences described in earlier reporting, alongside an extensive amenity programme including beach access, a sunset pool, a padel court, a sculpture garden and a private restaurant of roughly 2,390 square feet.
A rooftop landing pad for flying vehicles has been included in published descriptions, which is a forward looking amenity whose regulatory status is worth understanding.
Roughly 298 parking spaces are indicated.
A rooftop landing pad requires approvals that a height approval does not confer, and the regulatory framework for the vehicles described is not settled. Do not price it as a delivered amenity.
Sales have not launched. Everything about this project, including the penthouse floor areas, may change between now and an offering, and there is no deposit structure to assess yet.
The tallest building in a corridor takes the longest to build. Understand the timeline realistically before treating this as an alternative to a project already under construction.
At this stage there is no offering document, no deposit schedule and no pricing, which means there is nothing yet to assess beyond intention. Contact the desk at Miami Dossier and we will tell you when it becomes a real decision and what is actually under construction in the meantime.
We hold no listings and we are not the developer. Contact the desk at Miami Dossier and we will tell you what is actually available at the top of this building, what the last comparable trade was, and where we would not proceed. Where a question is legal, tax or structuring, we introduce you to advisers who handle that properly rather than answering it ourselves.