Aria Development Group, Largo, and Place Projects have received a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO) for 2200 Brickell, their residential tower in Miami's Brickell neighborhood, clearing the way for the first residents to begin moving in while the building stands 85% sold.

What is the current status of 2200 Brickell?

The three developer partners — Aria Development Group, Largo, and Place Projects — secured the TCO for 2200 Brickell, a formal government authorization confirming the building is safe for occupancy pending final inspections. The TCO marks the transition from construction to a living residential community, with closings and move-ins now underway in Brickell.

  • Aria Development Group, Largo, and Place Projects are the co-developers of record.
  • The building is 85% sold as of the TCO milestone.
  • First residents are actively being welcomed into the tower.

What homes are still available at 2200 Brickell?

The development team is simultaneously launching the final collection of available residences at 2200 Brickell, comprising penthouses and private garden villas — the last opportunity for buyers to purchase in the project before it is fully sold out.

  • Penthouses represent the uppermost tier of the final release.
  • Private garden villas offer a distinct, ground-adjacent living option within the building.
  • With 85% of the project already under contract, the remaining inventory is limited.

Why does this milestone matter for the Brickell real estate market?

The TCO and near-sellout status of 2200 Brickell reflect the continued strength of demand for luxury residential product in Brickell, one of Miami's most active urban neighborhoods. Developers bringing a new tower to occupancy at 85% sold — before the building is even fully delivered — signals that pre-construction buyer confidence in the corridor remains robust. The simultaneous release of final residences gives the project a last marketing push at the moment of maximum visibility: when the building is physically real and move-in ready.

  • Brickell continues to attract both domestic and international residential buyers.
  • The final-collection release strategy pairs TCO momentum with remaining inventory to drive last-unit sales.

Original reporting on the 2200 Brickell TCO and final residence release was first published by PROFILEmiami.