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Rentals Now Available at Icon Brickell II

January 14, 2010 by Lucas Lechuga
Icon Brickell II

I was notified yesterday that rentals are now available in tower 2 of Icon Brickell.  Tower 2 is the southeast tower of the Icon Brickell development.  The units are renting fast!  56 rentals were made available on Saturday and as of yesterday 15 had already been rented.

Below, you will find the floor plans that are available along with the starting prices.  The rent price includes 800 channels of cable, high-speed Internet, one parking space, water and a health club membership.  Pets are NOT allowed.

Call me at 305-428-3860 or email me at [email protected] if you would like to schedule a showing.

  • H floor plan - 1 bedroom/1 bath - 732 square feet - starting at $1690

  • G floor plan - 1 bedroom/1 bath - 984 square feet - starting at $2000

  • G-Rev floor plan - 1 bedroom/1 bath - 1035 square feet - starting at $2100

  • E floor plan - 2 bedroom/2 bath - 1327 square feet - starting at $2750

  • C floor plan - 2 bedroom/2 bath - 1500 square feet - starting at $2850

  • B floor plan - 2 bedroom/2 bath - 1503 square feet - starting at $2950

  • D floor plan - 2 bedroom/2 bath - 1600 square feet - starting at $2500


There currently aren't any studio or 3 bedroom rentals available.

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Drew

Let me know when it becomes Section 8.

LookingForDeal

Do they negotiate or is the price firm?

Joe

Two rental posts in a row. I guess this site is shifting away from its “investment” theme.

Joe Blow

RENTER TOM….what do you think about those rental prices? I think there still at least 30% too high……anybody else??

Drew

Joe, Lucas needs the site name to stay to keep his search engine prominence, even though the site name is quite dated and irrelevant in 2010. In order to keep the search engine hits, may I suggest a new name of this blog:
“www.Miami Condos: Bad Investments.com”

Wild Bill

Rentals are quick money. In this case all you would have to do is take your client to Icon sign a sheet and collect a commission check. You essentially lose your soul being a real estate agent. You start grifting everybody. Which is how we got into this mess. Until the government stops subsidizing real estate this will never end.

moretroops

Anyone wanna bet against me? I say those rental prices will be 20% lower in 6 months.

Jason Nadrowski

Those rental prices seem high to me.

Wild Bill

I say 30% lower.

Joe Blow

Hey WILD BILL thats exactly what I think.I’d like RENTER TOM’S perspective on this….He’s the Man in the KNOW.I’m surprised the Government dosen’t rent those EMPTY buildings for WELFARE HOUSING.At least you get them off the street and it helps the Developer stay above water

Renter Tom

My first impression was the rental prices seemed pretty high…..I personally pay a tad more than any of these but I am in a pretty fantastic condo on the beach with outstanding direct ocean views. I want to live in a great place so I am willing to pay the price which is still half the price of owning (HOA, taxes, mortgage/cost of money). I wouldn’t pay those prices to live downtown…..maybe on the beach if great views, but downtown??? Remember, rents are driven by incomes since there aren’t any financing games that can be played such as pick a… Read more »

DJ

Prices are obviously way too high…..kinda like the sales prices. I’m guessing they’ll get a few suckers to sign leases at these rates, then they’ll drop them significantly…..kinda like the sales prices.

Anyway though, Jersey Shore is on now, WTF am I doing posting here…I’ve got way more important things to be doing right now!

Renter Tom

Even Manhattan rents are down down down….again, rents are driven by incomes.

Manhattan Apartment Rents Drop 9.4% Amid Job Cuts

LookingForDeal

Hey Tom you say that rents are driven by income, how are those figures calculated? Are you using some indicators or indexes?

I am wondering if that is really only part of how rents are determined. Wouldn’t real estate agents have a large factor setting the rate since their income is based commission on the rental price? (Isn’t it like a month or something?) All they simply have to do is just say that the rent price will not move and that is what we are stuck with, or am I missing something?

Renter Tom

LookingForDeal – Yes, you are missing something LOL…..if people aren’t earning the big money they can’t pay the big rents….As such, the units will either stay empty or they lower the rent prices……

loki

Why do people think that Tommy boy the renter is some sort of messiah about the market? Anyways I toured the Icon the other day and it is quite impressive. I would never ever buy or rent in there as I that is def. not my style but I can see how the Ed Hardy crowd would fall in love with this. I don’t think they will have much trouble renting at these prices. I have been sitting on the fence for the last 4 years and renting. Couple of months ago I decided to get off the fence and… Read more »

BottomFeederNumeroUno

As always, bunch of losers – Joes, Renter Toms, Aces, etc. – with no money to buy but ultimately oh so badly wanting to own (otherwise why so much passion about real estate from a bunch of renters, trying to talk the market down?), will completely miss the bottom due to excessive belief in each other’s BS… Miami had already leveled off. Quantum’s developer inventory is gone, for example, and sales office has moved out. Rentals will soak up the remaining inventory across this city pretty quickly. Intake is pretty strong without any new supply. People with real money are… Read more »

Wild Bill

I have a feeling the majority of people in Miami are still spending 60% of their income on housing. I don’t think people realize this is not the way they are supposed to live. It leaves no room for escorts and strip clubs.

Renter Tom

BottomFeederNumeroUno said: “trying to talk the market down?” – Oh please, give me a break. 2010 will have record high foreclosures in our area and with Prime Jumbo delinquencies hitting nearly 10% around here talk isn’t what is bringing the market down. Strategic defaults will be increasing too. Reality has sunk in and the pain train runs through all of 2010. Toward the end of 2008 I wrote you might as well skip over 2009…I think I was right. The funny thing is, I might buy a condo soon…..just to have one for fun AND I will be doing it… Read more »

BottomFeederNumeroUno

Care to say, Renter Tom, what that “right condo for fun” looks like? A lot of people on this forum are following your every word with bated breath. Inform us, please, which condo deal would make you to sign at the dotted line?

drew299

did the marshalls leave the the previous victims furniture ??

Drew

Its funny that some people are labeled losers because they have yet not bought in this market or choose to be (rightfully) skeptical. I’d rather be renting w/ little worries rather than to have bought in the past and be $100k+ underwater or to have purchased recently and be constantly worried that valuse will decline even more. Comments like #17 are made by idiotic realtors, unscrupulous mortgage brokers, desperate developers or simply fools that bought a unit at the wrong time and are now very bitter about it. #17 says: “Miami has already leveled off.” Sure buddy. I believe that.… Read more »

scrivener

Drew: Brilliant! Anyone who asserts that Miami’s real estate values have “leveled off” is clearly “punch drunk,” deluded and otherwise using up valuable oxygen and natural resources. PUT THE CUP DOWN AND BACK AWAY FROM THE COOL-AID!!!! “Rentals will soak up the remaining inventory across this city pretty quickly.” – – BottomFeederNumeroUno PLEASE!?!?! Rentals do not “soak up” anything. Rather, they merely transfer possession from tenant to tenant. Rentals do not “soak up” deeds nor do they transfer title or decrease existing inventory. Tenants do not pay real estate taxes nor do they pay HOA fees. At best, rentals generate… Read more »

LookingForDeal

Certainly some opinion floating around out there… BottomFeeder you sure are making some accusations. But I will agree to an extent, there are a large mass of people out there that currently do not have the funds to buy, after all FL has one of the highest unemployment rate. But I don’t think your statement can be said for every person. As I can only speak for myself, I can say that I have looked how much it will cost to rent vs. buy. After calculating the associated unstable risks of owning a condo (i.e. HOA, taxes), my personal opinion… Read more »

Joe Blow

BOTTOM FEEDER …….I would bet the FARM that you are KEVIN TOMLINSON…..in cognito…….. KEVIN TOMLINSON is a TRUE BOTTOM FEEDER and is only trying to get in LUCAS’S face. GOOD TRY KEVIN!!!!!!!!!

Joe Blow

BOTTOM FEEDER NUMERO UNO……..AKA…… NUMBER 1 MORON

scrivener

Who cares who BottomFeederNumeroUno really is: wrong is wrong; stupid is as stupid does. Anyone who perpetuates ignorance is not worth their salt.

scriv

still looking

I agree with you Scriv……….it just goes to show you that some people have nothing better to do with there time.

Miami Skeptic

$1690 – $2100 for a one bedroom? Good luck with that. I have nothing against the Icon, but from the get-go the prices were always at a big premium over other properties with no real justification as to why. The average Miami club promoter / VIP host / waitress / bouncer type etc doesn’t have the income to support the rents listed. and just think of the raw numbers. They made 56 units available. So there are 1600+ units left to go! 1600! While I support their business decision to try to snag a few suckers with the high rents… Read more »

Angel

While we are on the topic of rent does anyone know when rentals will become available at Marquis downtown? I have toured the buildng and like what i have seen. That might be my next home as soon as my lease is up at 900.

LookingForDeal

I think don’t mean to challenge anybody here but I think it is important to have people like making his comments and telling us his/hers point of views. In order to understand the market you need to have a complete holistic view, not just what you feel is right or wrong, what moves should or shouldn’t be made. I think you just try and learn from what is said and be asking why he/she feels that way and try to understand it. In gaining that knowledge it only provides you greater insight to what people are doing and feeling about… Read more »

Looking forRental

Hi Lucas,
Any idea when the recent sales and rental tabs will be updated? thx

Gixxer 1000

LookingForDeal The problem here is that most people talk in generalities and hyperbole. Take scriv for example. Even when typing scriv is always yelling and he doesn’t even know how to spell “Kool-aid”. It’s like watching Democrats and Republicans argue. Since their main point is to push their agenda and not look at facts, it turns into a group of people arguing about half-truths. Look at the banter here mostly childish name calling. Drew – I agree that Miami’s has not leveled off but Brickell doesn’t seem to be doing to bad. Month to Month Median Sales Price in Brickell… Read more »

scrivener

Gixxer 1000:

My spelling of Kool-Aid as “Cool-Aid” was intentional.

scriv

Gixxer 1000

scriv:

Why would intentionally spell it wrong, it would only detract from what you were trying to say.

scrivener

“kool” v. “cool”?

Really?

scriv

scrivener

Ok, Gixxer 1000:

If I was being to subtle and too dry, so be it, it happens. If the difference between “kool” (which is not a word but a part of a brand name) and “cool” (meaning “socially adept”, “great; fine; excellent”) then fine: my bad.

scriv

Gixxer 1000

“PUT THE CUP DOWN AND BACK AWAY FROM THE COOL-AID”

This to me sounds like a reference to the phrase “drink the Kool-Aid” meaning to believe something blindy. A reference to the Jonestown massacre where they all blindly believed in Jim Jones and drank Kool-Aid with cyanide in it.

How would changing it to “Cool” help to prove your point?? I could see if we were talking about somthing that was cool and it was some type of word play.

You thought it was spelled “Cool-Aid”, no biggie.

computer consultant

We are definitely at the bottom NOT

foreclsoures highest since april

scrivener

Gixxer 1000: “You thought it was spelled “Cool-Aid”, no biggie.” No, not really. But….I am calling it here and now….10 points for the Gixxer! You correctly picked up on the reference! Use of the word “Cool” in lieu of “kool” was intended to covey the idea that not only the blind belief in the person they followed (the developer), but also the mistaken belief that the drink itself somehow made what they were selling and saying “cool.” (Remeber the crack about the “south beach wanna-be party flunkies”?) The hyphen between “cool” and “aid” means that “cool” modifies “aid”: meaning that… Read more »

scrivener

Since it is Friday, here is something for all to enjoy:

Happy Friday to all.

scriv

jcrimes

bottomfeeder… who cares about catching the bottom ? you could miss it all you want and still not be harmed in any meaningful way. so maybe you pay five/ten pct more than the best deal possible. so what. better than paying twenty/thirty pct more than what you should have bought at. understand, the miami re market, even after a recovery, will be stagnant for years to come. let me repeat…YEARS TO COME (and this isn’t my layman, albeit, industry exposed, opinion. rather, i’ve sat in enough negotiations over the past year with commercial RE appraisers that all have the same… Read more »

Gixxer 1000

computer consultant “foreclsoures highest since april” What is the significance of this? From the article YOU posted about forclosures: “Banks repossessed more than 92,000 homes, up 19 percent from November. That increase was likely due to lenders working to clear their books at the end of the year, RealtyTrac said.” Its a little misleading to say “foreclosures highest since April” when the overall trend is that they have been falling since March, the YoY trend from last December is down and the spike in December appears to be Banks working to clear their books. I’m not arguing that the market… Read more »

Drew

Gixxer, you are a chump and come across as an extremely annoying individual on this blog. You speak as if you are some sort of all-knowing financial wizard and for some reason enjoy citing previous comments from others and applying your asinine analysis. Since you seem so concerned over homonyms and other grammatical matters, how about some of your previous comments from the past few weeks in which you consistently referred to condos as “Condos”? Why the capitalization, Gixxer? “Condos” is not a proper noun nor does it have any other characteristics that would necessitate capitalization. So please refrain from… Read more »

Gixxer 1000

“i’ve sat in enough negotiations over the past year with commercial RE appraisers that all have the same prognosis…except for m.cannon” Interestingly enough these are the same RE appraisers that were valuing property 40% higher two years ago than what it is selling for today. They overshoot on the way up…..and on the way down. We can all make educated guess, but last time I checked no one can predict the future. Could the market be stagnant for years to come..possibly. Is it a fact…of course not. Regardless, that is besides the point. Not every market within Miami is going… Read more »

Gixxer 1000

Drew First off scriv seems to be fine with our discourse. I simply took a quick jab at scriv because I thought some of his comments were mainly hyperbole. While scriv’s humor is a bit dry (admittedly) there has been no indication that my comments were offensive, especially as other people (yourself included) are referring to people as “stupid” and “morons”. When have I called anyone anything remotely close??? “So please refrain from your trivial criticisms, as you are taking away from any meaningful discussion and, as I said, it comes across as very annoying and patronizing.” Are you serious???… Read more »

jcrimes

gixxer (1) they’re not the same folks (except for cannon) (2) perhaps one could suggest they’re pessimism is a tad overboard, but, i’d lean more on that view than the opposite view of expect growth (at a historical level?) within the next three years. sorry, just not happening. a significant amount of the condo market has not been absorbed. instead, it’s just been moved over temporarily into rental stock. the end question still remains – who the hell buys this stuff and at what price? no one knows. that type of unpredictability breeds caution in making a buy decision.

scrivener

BOYS, Boys, boys…don’t make me come back there and separate you two.

It’s Friday, after all.

scriv

jcrimes

“their” for the spelling nazis that are obsessed with cool-aid v. kool-aid. chill folks…it’s just a blog

DJ

Since this has gone completely off-topic, I’ll contribute one small correction on the above: It’s a common misconception that Kool-Aid was what was used at Jonestown…..it was actually Flavor-Aid.

Carry on.

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