Brickell Luxury Condos for Sale

This page covers the 439 active Brickell condominiums asking $1,000,000 or more. Asking prices run to $75,000,000, with a median of $1,695,000.

Active listings
439
Median asking price
$1.7M
Median asking $/sq ft
$1,172
Median days listed — active inventory
141 days

439 luxury condos in Brickell

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Brickell luxury condo buildings

Brickell market position

Asking prices

24.7 months of supply. At the trailing 12-month sales pace, the listings on the market today would take 24.7 months to clear. A balanced market usually sits near six months, so buyers currently have unusually wide choice and real room to negotiate.

Price per square foot is based on the 418 of 439 listings that publish interior square footage.

Based on active MLS listings in this segment, refreshed several times a day.

Price negotiation in Brickell

153 of 439 active listings (34.9%) have reduced their asking price, with a median reduction of 7.7%.

Brickell's luxury condo tier behaves differently from the neighbourhood's broader condo stock. Most Brickell inventory is investor and professional housing in mid-rise and high-rise buildings; the luxury tier sits above that, in newer construction and in the upper floors and penthouses of the bayfront towers. Because Brickell is dense and vertical, unit floor and line matter more here than lot or street: two units at the same address can differ substantially on view, light and price, and a bay-facing line usually carries a premium over a city-facing one on the same floor. Monthly carrying costs also vary widely between towers, so association dues, reserve funding and any pending assessments are worth comparing directly alongside the asking price rather than treated as an afterthought. Resale liquidity tends to follow the same pattern: lines and floors that are scarce in a building hold value better than the ones that repeat on every level. Buyers weighing Brickell against Downtown or Edgewater generally find deeper luxury supply here, across a narrower range of building ages.