The highly anticipated Residences at Mandarin Oriental Miami have reached a significant milestone, with pre-sales now exceeding $1 billion as the South Tower reaches 50% sold status.
Swire Properties has unveiled fresh renderings of their ambitious dual-tower development in Brickell, showcasing the architectural vision for what will become Mandarin Oriental's flagship North American destination.
The redevelopment centers around two striking towers designed by renowned architectural firm Kohn Pedersen Fox:
South Tower: Features 228 luxury residences, marking the residential focus of the project with units that have clearly resonated with Miami's luxury market.
North Tower: Will serve as Mandarin Oriental's premier North American hotel flagship, complemented by 66 private residences and 28 hotel residences, creating a unique mixed-use experience.
The current 326-room Mandarin Oriental hotel will close its doors at the end of next week, clearing the way for demolition to begin on this transformative project. This closure marks the end of one era and the beginning of another for the luxury hospitality brand's Miami presence.
The strong pre-sales performance demonstrates significant confidence in Miami's luxury real estate market and positions this development as one of the most successful high-end residential launches in recent Brickell history.
With construction set to begin following demolition, the new Mandarin Oriental complex promises to redefine luxury living and hospitality in one of Miami's most prestigious neighborhoods.