Brickell Flatiron

Brickell Flatiron is one of the most recognizable towers in Miami's financial district: a 64-story condominium at 1000 Brickell Plaza whose curved, triangular footprint follows the point where South Miami Avenue and Southeast 1st Avenue split. This guide brings together what public sources say about the building, so you can compare it with other Brickell condos before you schedule a showing.

Brickell Flatiron at a glance

The tower was developed by CMC Group, the firm led by Ugo Colombo, with architecture by Luis Revuelta of Revuelta Architecture International and interiors by the Italian designer Massimo Iosa Ghini. Construction began in October 2015, the structure topped off at the end of 2018, and the City of Miami issued its temporary certificate of occupancy in October 2019, when closings began. The name comes from the lot itself: like New York's Flatiron Building, the tower sits on a triangular site.

The building in numbers

• Address: 1000 Brickell Plaza, Miami, FL 33131
• Height: 736 feet (about 224 meters) to the roof
• Floors: 64
• Units: 527, according to Profile Miami and the architect; some databases list slightly higher counts
• Completed: 2019 (temporary certificate of occupancy, October 2019)
• Residences: one to five bedrooms, plus a limited number of two-story and three-story penthouses
• Ground-floor retail and restaurant space: about 24,800 square feet
• Price range on Flor Alba's portal (September 2026): $720K to $3.5M

Amenities

Most of the shared spaces sit at two levels of the tower: a resort-style pool deck on the 18th floor and a wellness floor at the top, on level 64, with 360-degree views of the bay and downtown.

• 64th floor: Sky Spa, Sky Pool and Sky Gym
• Fitness center of about 6,300 square feet with studios for Pilates and aerobics
• Private steam, sauna and locker facilities, plus a juice bar
• 18th floor: resort-style lap pool and a separate children's pool
• Private movie theater with stadium seating, billiards room and clubroom
• 24-hour concierge and valet parking, on-site car washing and detailing, and electric vehicle charging stations
• Art in the lobby and common areas, including large-scale works by Julian Schnabel produced for the building

Living at Brickell Flatiron

The tower stands in the center of the Brickell financial district and was built around the city's transit: its footprint spans Southeast 11th Street and the elevated Metromover track. The Tenth Street/Promenade station of Metromover's Brickell Loop is on Brickell Plaza between Southeast 10th and 11th streets, and the next stop toward downtown is Brickell City Centre. For residents who work in Brickell or downtown, that puts a rail connection practically at the front door and makes a car optional for the daily commute.

Who it suits

With layouts from one to five bedrooms, Brickell Flatiron can work for a first purchase in Brickell, for a pied-à-terre close to the office, or for a family that needs space and a full amenity program in the same building. Leasing terms, minimum rental periods and pet rules are set by the condominium association and can change, so ask for the current rules and the association documents before you make an offer, especially if you plan to rent the unit out.

Ownership costs and building inspections

Beyond the purchase price, owners pay monthly association dues, property taxes and insurance, and may face special assessments for major repairs. Florida law requires condominium buildings of three or more habitable stories to complete a milestone structural inspection by December 31 of the year the building turns 30, and every 10 years after that; local authorities may move the first inspection up to 25 years where conditions warrant, such as proximity to salt water. Miami-Dade County runs its own building recertification program on a 10-year cycle. Completed in 2019, Brickell Flatiron is still far from those milestones, but reviewing the association's budget, reserves and recent board minutes remains part of a careful purchase.

For a step-by-step explanation of how recertification works in the City of Miami and what to ask before buying, read Flor Alba's guide: https://www.floralbanunez.com/story/40-year-recertification-in-the-city-of-miami-buyer-guide

How Flor Alba Núñez can help

Flor Alba Núñez is a Broker Associate at Related-ISG International Realty and works with buyers and sellers in English and Spanish. She can pull current listings and recent sales at Brickell Flatiron, help you request and review the association documents, and compare the building with other Brickell towers that fit your budget and plans.