Two branded ultra-luxury condominium towers — 619 Brickell by Nobu and Anantara Miami Resort & Residences in Edgewater — launched sales in July 2026, adding hundreds of high-end residences to Miami-Dade County's preconstruction pipeline.
What is 619 Brickell by Nobu and what will it cost buyers?
619 Brickell by Nobu is a proposed 75-story residential tower in Brickell that opened sales in July 2026 with prices starting at $3 million per residence. The project pairs 296 private homes with the internationally recognized Nobu hospitality brand, which operates the Nobu restaurant and hotel group co-founded by chef Nobu Matsuhisa.
- Tower height: 75 stories
- Total residences: 296 units
- Starting price: $3 million
- Amenities include a Nobu restaurant and a wellness spa
What is the Anantara Miami Resort & Residences and why does it matter?
Anantara Miami Resort & Residences in Edgewater marks the North American debut of Anantara Hotels, Resorts & Spas, the Bangkok-headquartered Thai luxury hospitality brand, with a proposed 50-story tower that opened sales in July 2026. The launch signals growing international hospitality brand interest in Miami's residential market beyond its traditional European and American flagships.
- Location: Edgewater neighborhood, Miami
- Tower height: 50 stories
- Brand origin: Thailand; first North American residential project for Anantara
What does the simultaneous launch of two branded towers mean for Miami's luxury market?
The back-to-back July 2026 sales launches of 619 Brickell by Nobu and Anantara Miami Resort & Residences together reflect what industry observers describe as continued strength in demand for ultra-luxury branded residences across Miami-Dade County. Branded residences — in which a hospitality or lifestyle company licenses its name and services to a condominium development — have commanded significant price premiums in South Florida over the past several years, attracting both domestic and international buyers seeking hotel-caliber amenities with private ownership.
- Both projects are in preconstruction phase as of July 2026
- Brickell and Edgewater represent two distinct Miami submarkets drawing separate buyer profiles
- The $3 million entry point at 619 Brickell by Nobu positions it firmly in the ultra-luxury segment
What should Miami residents and prospective buyers watch next?
Buyers and neighborhood residents should monitor construction timelines and groundbreaking announcements for both towers, as preconstruction sales launches do not guarantee near-term delivery. Miami-Dade County's permitting and approval processes, combined with broader financing conditions, will shape when either project breaks ground. Edgewater in particular has seen rapid high-rise development in recent years, and the Anantara tower's arrival would add further density to an already transforming waterfront corridor.
The original reporting on both launches appeared in CondoBlackBook's July 2026 Miami-Dade luxury preconstruction condo update.
