Ken Griffin and Goldman Properties Buy 545 Wyn Office Building for $180 Million
Billionaire Ken Griffin, founder of global investment firm Citadel, has teamed up with Miami-based Goldman Properties to purchase the 10-story office building 545 Wyn in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood for approximately $180 million. This high-profile acquisition underscores continued investor confidence in South Florida’s office market and adds to Griffin’s expanding local real estate footprint.
A Strategic Partnership in Wynwood’s Office Market
The acquisition of 545 Wyn at 545 Northwest 26th Street — also referred to simply as 545wyn — involves a collaboration in which Goldman Properties will manage the asset while Ken Griffin provided the bulk of the capital. The sellers were Chicago-based developer Sterling Bay, which developed the building in 2020/2021 after purchasing the land from Goldman Properties several years earlier.
At roughly 298,000 square feet of office space plus more than 26,000 square feet of ground-floor retail, 545 Wyn is one of Wynwood’s most prominent commercial properties. Tenants include major brands like Sony Music Group, PwC, architecture firm Gensler, cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, and crypto-backed mortgage lender Milo, reflecting the diversity of the building’s tenant roster.
Features That Raise the Bar for Wynwood Offices
Beyond its prime location, 545 Wyn offers a suite of tenant amenities that enhance its competitive edge:
- Private outdoor amenity deck (~18,000 sq ft)
- Tenant amenity floor (~14,000 sq ft)
- Indoor-outdoor lounges
- Covered parking for ~441 vehicles
These features contribute to Wynwood’s reputation as one of Miami’s most dynamic environments for technology, creative, and finance companies — a neighborhood increasingly in demand by both tenants and investors.
Ken Griffin’s Growing Miami Portfolio
This purchase is the latest in a series of high-value Miami investments by Griffin since relocating Citadel and Citadel Securities from Chicago in 2022. In recent years, Griffin has:
The Wynwood acquisition complements these moves by strengthening Griffin’s presence in Miami’s commercial and urban core.
Goldman Properties’ Return to Wynwood Roots
For Goldman Properties — led by CEO Scott Srebnick — the deal represents a strategic return to Wynwood. The firm originally sold the development site that became 545 Wyn, helping catalyze Wynwood’s transformation from its industrial past into one of the region’s most vibrant business and cultural districts.
What This Means for Miami’s Office Sector
Miami’s office market has continued to attract national and international investors, even as similar markets grapple with uncertainty. The 545 Wyn transaction highlights:
- Continued demand for flexible, amenity-rich office space in urban districts.
- Premium rents and leasing activity in neighborhoods like Wynwood, where Class A assets remain attractive to both tenants and buyers.
- Strategic confidence from deep-pocketed investors, signaling belief in Miami’s long-term commercial real estate prospects.
As Miami evolves as a global business hub, high-profile deals like this one continue to shape the narrative of office space investment and urban development across South Florida.
Court Orders Developer to Fully Restore Biscayne 21 After Failed Termination Attempt
Developer’s Termination Plan Ruled Invalid
In a significant win for Biscayne 21 condominium owners, the Eleventh Judicial Circuit Court in Miami-Dade has declared the developer’s attempt to terminate the condominium invalid. The court vacated prior orders that had favored the developer, effectively halting any plans to terminate and redevelop the property. Biscayne 21 is located in Edgewater, a waterfront Miami neighborhood that has seen increasing redevelopment pressure in recent years.
Rather than simply blocking the termination, the court went a step further and imposed affirmative obligations on the developer.
Source Document: Biscayne 21 Court Order (Jan 2026 Restoration Order).
Court Mandates Full Restoration of the Property
The highlight of the ruling is that the developer is now legally required to restore the Biscayne 21 condominium and all affected units to their original condition as of May 2023. This includes reinstating utilities, services, and common area maintenance at the developer’s expense, with no additional costs to the unit owners.
Implications for Unit Owners
For the condominium’s residents, this decision means they retain ownership of their units and can expect the building to be brought back to a habitable and fully functional state. The court has ensured ongoing oversight, requiring regular status reports to guarantee compliance.
Gianluca Vacchi’s GV Development Group Sues Partner Michael Stern for Fraud
A Legal Battle with Major Implications
In a surprising turn of events, Gianluca Vacchi’s associated company, GV NBV LLC, has filed a lawsuit against his partner Michael Stern and his associated entities. The lawsuit (click to view the full PDF) was filed by GV NBV LLC, naming Michael Stern, 6345 JV LLC, and 6345 Manager LLC as defendants. Although unrelated, this legal battle could have far-reaching implications for one of Miami’s most high-profile developments — 888 Brickell by Dolce & Gabbana.
The Core of the Lawsuit
The complaint, filed on December 17, 2025, alleges that Michael Stern and his related entities engaged in fraudulent activities tied to a real estate development at 6345 Collins Avenue, known as the Casablanca Project. In the lawsuit, GV NBV LLC is seeking damages in excess of $750,000, underscoring the significant financial stakes involved. According to the filing, Stern allegedly misrepresented the value and safety of the investment, provided false or misleading documents, and concealed material facts from the plaintiff. In essence, the lawsuit claims these actions were part of a deliberate scheme to defraud GV NBV LLC.
A History of Allegations Against Michael Stern
Notably, this is not the first time Stern has faced legal troubles. The complaint references a series of other lawsuits where Stern has been accused of similar fraudulent conduct in other real estate projects. These past cases paint a broader picture of ongoing legal challenges for Stern, adding weight to the current allegations.
The JDSPulse Connection
It’s worth noting that a website known as JDSPulse has been dedicated to exposing alleged misconduct by Michael Stern. While we are not affiliated with this platform and cannot verify all of its claims, it does exist as an independent source focused on Stern’s business practices. This lawsuit adds a new chapter to that ongoing narrative.
Implications for 888 Brickell by Dolce & Gabbana
Perhaps the most pressing question is how this legal battle will impact the 888 Brickell by Dolce & Gabbana project. Gianluca Vacchi and Michael Stern are co-developers of this high-profile Miami development. With their partnership now in question, one must wonder how this lawsuit will affect the project’s future and their working relationship. Will this lead to delays or changes in the development? Only time will tell. Notably, the first hearing in this case is set for March 19, 2026 at 8:15 AM, marking the next major step in this unfolding story.
Conclusion: A Story to Watch
As this case unfolds, it will be important to watch how it impacts both the individuals involved and the broader Miami real estate landscape. For now, this lawsuit marks a significant rift between two major players and raises many questions about what comes next.
Miami Rail Expansion Hit by Steep Cost Increase and Funding Uncertainty
Plans to build a much-anticipated heavy rail line from Downtown Miami to Hard Rock Stadium have encountered a major setback as the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) now estimates the project will cost approximately $4.2 billion — nearly double earlier projections. This dramatic increase threatens the viability of the project by undermining its competitiveness for critical federal support and raising fresh questions about the timeline and funding strategy for expanding mass transit in Miami-Dade County.
Rising Costs Put Federal Funding at Risk
The FDOT’s recent figure marks a steep escalation from earlier estimates that placed the project’s price tag well below $2.5 billion. This jump mainly reflects added infrastructure components — including a planned light maintenance facility — and refinements to the rail design, driving up overall capital costs.
One of the most significant consequences of the higher expense is its impact on the project’s cost-effectiveness rating with the Federal Transit Administration (FTA). The FTA, which provides a large portion of financing for major transit projects, scores proposals based on cost per passenger trip; rail options with lower costs are far more likely to secure funding than those with higher per-trip expenses. At an estimated $54.47 per passenger trip, the North Corridor’s numbers may fall well outside the competitive range needed to attract federal dollars.
Timeline and Project Scope in Flux
Originally conceived as part of Miami-Dade’s Strategic Miami Area Rapid Transit (SMART) Program, the heavy rail extension along NW 27th Avenue would connect downtown with key northern destinations and major activity centers, including Hard Rock Stadium. FDOT and regional planners envisioned an elevated rail line with multiple stations and park-and-ride facilities.
However, with the latest cost estimates, the project’s timeline has grown uncertain. Officials no longer provide a firm start or completion date, and discussions are underway about staging construction in phases — building northward from downtown incrementally rather than as one large, single project — in hopes of improving its financial feasibility.
Why Costs Are Increasing
Several factors have contributed to the ballooning price tag:
- Expanded scope: Additions like the maintenance facility and station enhancements contribute directly to higher capital costs.
- Long planning horizon: The North Corridor has been in the planning phase for years, with design, environmental analysis, and public input adding complexity and cost. The FDOT’s project development and environment (PD&E) study continues to refine how best to deploy heavy rail in the corridor.
- Inflation and construction markets: Like many infrastructure projects nationwide, recent inflation in labor, materials, and construction services plays a role in driving up estimates.
What This Means for Miami’s Transit Future
The North Corridor project remains a priority for regional mobility planners because it promises to expand access to rapid transit for underserved communities and reduce traffic congestion along a heavily traveled corridor. But at its current projected cost, securing competitive federal funding — essential for moving forward — will be challenging without adjustments.
Local leaders and transportation planners will need to explore cost-reduction strategies and potentially rethink how to phase the work to make the project more financially realistic while still delivering meaningful mobility benefits to residents and visitors.
Tech Billionaire Larry Page Drops $173.4M on Two Miami Coconut Grove Estates
In a headline-grabbing real-estate move, Google co-founder Larry Page — widely ranked as the second-wealthiest person in the world — has just spent a staggering $173.4 million on two ultra-luxury homes in Miami’s Coconut Grove neighborhood, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.
A Major Luxury Real Estate Buy in Miami
According to The Wall Street Journal, Page’s recent purchases include:
- A 4.5-acre Biscayne Bay waterfront estate that previously belonged to restaurateur Jonathan Lewis, acquired for $101.5 million after being listed at up to $135 million.
- A 17,000-square-foot nearby estate with seven bedrooms, bought for $71.9 million from Sloan and Roger Barnett on Jan. 5, 2026.
These two acquisitions bring Page’s Coconut Grove real-estate expenditures to $173.4 million, underlining the strength of Miami’s ultraluxury market.
Why Miami? Tax Policy and a Billionaire Migration
Real-estate insiders tell The Wall Street Journal that Page’s deals are part of a broader migration of Silicon Valley elites to Florida. This trend has accelerated amid debate over a proposed California wealth tax, which would impose a one-time 5% levy on billionaire assets retroactive to Jan. 1, 2026 — prompting some wealthy individuals to relocate to more tax-favorable states like Florida.
Miami’s appeal extends beyond taxes, though. The city’s luxury housing market has seen record-breaking sales, particularly in the nine-figure range, reflecting national demand among ultrawealthy buyers seeking waterfront estates, privacy, and investment upside.
Coconut Grove: A Hotspot for High-End Buyers
Coconut Grove stands out as one of South Florida’s premier luxury markets, boasting historic estates, deep water access, and lush privacy. Page’s high-profile purchases add to a growing list of elite transactions in the area — including several above $100 million in recent years — cementing the neighborhood’s reputation as a billionaire magnet.
The Bigger Picture: Florida’s Luxury Market Surge
Miami and the broader Florida luxury market continue to outperform many traditional high-end real-estate hubs:
- In 2025, Florida recorded 19 sales above $50 million, outpacing New York and California.
- Miami alone had four transactions exceeding $100 million, underlining fierce demand at the top tier.
For sellers and brokers alike, the influx of billionaire buyers is reshaping South Florida’s property landscape, with estates in Coconut Grove and beyond achieving unprecedented prices.
What This Means for Buyers and Investors
Whether you’re tracking ultra-luxury trends or contemplating your next investment or relocation:
- Tax policy matters: State tax differences are increasingly influencing where high-net-worth individuals put down roots.
- Miami remains a global magnet: With elite buyers like Larry Page making significant commitments, the city’s luxury market shows no sign of cooling.
- Record sales set benchmarks: Transactions in the nine figures are resetting expectations for waterfront property values across South Florida.
Viceroy Brickell Launches 7% Leaseback Program for New Buyers
A new leaseback incentive is coming to Brickell — and it’s one that will immediately catch the attention of both lifestyle buyers and real estate investors.
Viceroy Brickell has officially announced a 7% Leaseback Program, offering buyers professionally managed rental income during a fixed leaseback term while maintaining ownership of their residence.
This limited-time program applies to new sales contracts only and is designed to provide predictable income, simplified ownership, and a reduced upfront deposit structure.
What Is the Viceroy Brickell 7% Leaseback Program?
The Viceroy Brickell Leaseback Program allows purchasers to lease their residence back to the developer under a fixed-term agreement after closing.
In return, owners receive quarterly payments equal to 7% annually of the purchase price, paid in arrears over a two-year term.
Key features include:
- Fixed lease payments, not tied to nightly rental performance
- Professional management through the Viceroy rental program
- No short-term rental management required by the owner
This structure is particularly attractive for buyers seeking passive income without day-to-day operational involvement.
Program Highlights at a Glance
According to the official program details:
- 7% annual leaseback, paid quarterly
- Two-year lease term
- Available for new contracts only
- Residences are professionally managed by Viceroy
- Owners retain responsibility for:
- Maintenance fees
- Insurance
- Real estate taxes
Example Provided by the Developer
- Purchase Price: $900,000
- Annual Lease Payment: $63,000
- Total Leaseback Income Over Two Years: $126,000
Reduced Deposit Structure: Just 20% Until Closing
In addition to the leaseback incentive, Viceroy Brickell is offering a total-deposit structure of just 20% until closing, allowing buyers to lock in a contract with significantly less capital tied up during the pre-construction phase.
This is a notable advantage compared to many Brickell developments that require 30–40% in staged deposits prior to delivery.
Why This Matters for Brickell Condo Buyers
Brickell remains one of Miami’s most competitive submarkets, but rising prices and interest rates have made predictable income strategies increasingly important.
The Viceroy Brickell Leaseback Program appeals to:
- Buyers who want income certainty rather than market-dependent rentals
- Out-of-state and international buyers seeking hands-off ownership
- Investors looking to offset carrying costs during the first two years of ownership
Because payments are fixed and contractually defined, this program removes short-term rental volatility from the equation.
Pricing and Delivery Timeline
- Residences start in the $600,000s
- Estimated delivery: Q1 2026
This positions the project as one of the more accessible branded condo opportunities in Brickell, particularly when combined with the leaseback and reduced deposit structure.
Important Disclaimer for Buyers
As noted by the developer:
Participation in the leaseback program is voluntary
The program is offered for a limited time
Leaseback terms must be finalized prior to contract execution
Payments are not a guarantee of future rental performance after the leaseback term ends
Buyers should review all program terms carefully and confirm eligibility before signing.
Final Thoughts
The Viceroy Brickell 7% Leaseback Program stands out as a strategic incentive in today’s Brickell condo market — blending brand-backed management, predictable income, and lower upfront capital requirements.
For buyers seeking a balance between lifestyle ownership and short-term income stability, this program is worth a closer look.
If you’d like full pricing, floor plans, or a breakdown of how the leaseback compares to traditional rental scenarios, feel free to reach out.
THE WELL’s Third Miami Location Brings Holistic Wellness & Eating to Jean-Georges’ Miami Tropic Residences
A New Era of Wellness at Miami Tropic Residences
In a move that’s set to redefine wellness-focused luxury living in Miami, the Jean-Georges Miami Tropic Residences have officially partnered with THE WELL. Originally from New York City, THE WELL is a high-end, holistic wellness club known for its integrated approach to movement, nutrition, mindfulness, and longevity—marking its third Miami outpost. The new wellness club will occupy the seventh floor of the Miami Tropic Residences, offering a unique and immersive wellness experience right in the heart of the building.
The Club will feature a main fitness studio for cardio and weights, a yoga and barre studio with outdoor space, a squash court, private treatment rooms, an infrared sauna, steam room, hot tub, and cold plunge. Customized programming will emphasize nutrition, movement, mindfulness, skincare, longevity, and community.
The Third Jewel in THE WELL’s Miami Crown
This will be THE WELL’s third location in Miami, following THE WELL Bay Harbor Islands (set to be delivered this year) and THE WELL Coconut Grove (slated to be delivered in 2028). While the first two are fully branded buildings, this partnership is a bit different: THE WELL is the official wellness partner of the Jean-Georges residences, integrating their renowned wellness offerings into a non-branded luxury residence for the first time in Miami.
Wellness Meets Culinary Excellence
What truly sets this partnership apart is how it marries wellness with a gourmet, food-as-medicine philosophy. Under the guidance of chef Jean-Georges, the residences will feature a strong focus on local, organic dining. According to THE WELL’s CEO Rebecca Parekh, the club will emphasize a unique wellness-driven food program that aligns perfectly with Jean-Georges’ culinary approach. This makes it an ideal home for those who value both high-end wellness and mindful, healthy eating.
Looking Ahead
As this partnership is still relatively under the radar, it’s an exciting opportunity for potential buyers to get in early on a project that blends the best of luxury living, holistic wellness, and world-class dining. With groundbreaking expected in Q2 of this year, the Jean-Georges Miami Tropic Residences and THE WELL are poised to set a new standard for wellness-focused living in Miami.
Pricing & Residence Details
Jean-Georges’ Miami Tropic Residences will feature 338 luxury residences with competitive pricing for a wellness-driven, chef-branded development in Midtown Miami. Pricing currently starts around $1 million, with many residences priced under $1,200 per square foot.
Residences range from 1- to 4-bedroom layouts and include:
- Private elevator vestibules
- 10’+ ceiling heights
- Deep 9’6” terraces
- Jean-Georges–designed kitchens
- Gaggenau appliance package
- Limestone flooring throughout
- Finished primary closets
- High-end luxury finishes throughout
Current Pricing Snapshot (Subject to Change)
1 Bedroom / 1 Bathroom
- Interior: 852 SF
- Total: 1,073 SF
- Starting from $1,013,000 (≈ $1,189/SF)
1 Bedroom / 1 Bathroom / Powder Room
- Interior: 890–1,075 SF
- Total: 1,240–1,345 SF
- Starting from $1,117,000 (≈ $1,214/SF)
2 Bedrooms / 2 Bathrooms / Powder Room
- Interior: 1,307–1,719 SF
- Total: 1,073—1,262 SF
- Starting from $1,702,000 (≈ $1,122/SF)
3 Bedrooms / 3 Bathrooms / Powder Room
- Interior: 1,983–2,373 SF
- Total: 2,926–3,558 SF
- Starting from $2,642,000 (≈ $1,113/SF)
4 Bedrooms / 4 Bathrooms / Powder Room
- Interior: 2,549–2,892 SF
- Total: 3,712–4,073 SF
- Starting from $4,066,000 (≈ $1,571/SF)
Maduro’s Capture and What It Could Mean for Miami Real Estate
Short-Term Ripples: Immediate Market Reactions in South Florida
With South Florida boasting the largest Venezuelan population in the U.S., the news of Maduro’s capture is already causing immediate ripples. In the short term, we could see a surge of interest from Venezuelans looking to Miami as a stable place to settle or invest, particularly as families begin actively searching Miami condos for sale across the region.
Long-Term Trends: How a Geopolitical Shift May Shape Miami’s Market
Over the longer term, the stability and duration of a U.S.-led regime transition in Venezuela will play a major role in shaping buyer behavior. If the transition is prolonged or uncertain, Miami may continue to attract Venezuelan capital seeking long-term security through U.S. real estate, particularly in full-service condo buildings in Brickell, Downtown Miami, and Edgewater that appeal to international buyers.
Historical Parallels: When Geopolitics Transform Real Estate Markets
History shows us that major geopolitical events often reshape real estate markets. From the property market shifts after the 2008 financial crisis to the uncertainty Brexit brought to the UK housing market, global events can drive buyers to safer havens or create new opportunities. In this case, Miami’s market could benefit from a wave of Venezuelan investment if the political winds bring newfound prosperity.
A New Era of Prosperity? The Potential Impact of U.S. Control Over Venezuelan Oil
Another angle to consider is the potential economic boom if U.S. companies develop Venezuela’s vast oil reserves. Some speculate that this could lead to a historic wave of prosperity, not just for the U.S. economy but also for Venezuelan nationals who might once again become significant investors. Historically, Venezuela was one of the wealthiest nations in the world, and if that kind of prosperity returns, we might see a robust influx of Venezuelan buyers in Miami. This potential economic ripple effect could make 2026 a turning point for the local real estate market.
Seventeen Gables: A New Boutique Preconstruction Condo in Coral Gables
Seventeen Gables is a newly announced preconstruction condominium development coming to East Coral Gables, offering a rare opportunity to own in one of Miami’s most established and walkable neighborhoods. Located at 1715 SW 37th Avenue, the project will rise 8 stories and feature 120 boutique residences, positioning it as a refined alternative to larger high-density towers found elsewhere in Miami. With an estimated completion in Q4 2027, Seventeen Gables is designed for buyers seeking long-term value, lifestyle convenience, and architectural character in a low-rise luxury setting.
The development is being led by Ascendra Capital, with architecture by Caymares Martin A&E Design and interiors by Asprea Studio. Together, the team brings a balance of institutional execution and boutique design sensibility, drawing inspiration from classic Coral Gables architecture while incorporating modern layouts, premium finishes, and resort-style amenities. As one of the tallest residential buildings in East Gables, Seventeen Gables is set to offer elevated views while maintaining harmony with the surrounding neighborhood.
Residences Designed for Light, Comfort, and Modern Living
Seventeen Gables will offer a thoughtfully curated mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom residences, including select den layouts. Floor plans are designed with open, flexible living spaces that emphasize natural light and functionality, making them well-suited for both full-time residents and long-term investors.
Residence features are expected to include floor-to-ceiling impact glass windows, premium engineered stone or quartz countertops, European-style cabinetry, and a Bosch kitchen appliance suite, with integrated Fisher & Paykel refrigerators and dishwashers in select homes. Bathrooms will feature spa-inspired designs with floating vanities and designer fixtures, while curated flooring packages and smart-home technology for lighting and climate control add a modern layer of convenience.
Many residences will also feature private balconies, with views ranging from Coral Gables’ lush tree canopy to surrounding city skylines. The emphasis on light, proportion, and understated luxury reflects a growing demand for homes that feel both elevated and livable.
Amenities and Services Focused on Lifestyle and Wellness
Seventeen Gables is planned to offer a comprehensive yet intimate collection of amenities that support daily living without the excess of large high-rise developments. A third-floor amenity deck will serve as the social heart of the building, featuring a resort-style swimming pool with in-pool lounging areas, landscaped sun shelves, private cabanas, and outdoor gathering spaces.
Additional amenities are expected to include a fully equipped fitness center, sauna and wellness areas, resident club and social lounges with entertainer kitchens, and a co-working center with private booths and an A/V-ready conference room. Outdoor recreation spaces will include a dog park, children’s playground, half basketball court, yoga terrace, and landscaped green areas designed for relaxation and connection.
Building services are expected to include 24-hour valet parking, controlled-access entry, smart package management, secure bicycle storage, resident storage rooms, and a dedicated building management app that allows residents to manage amenities, reservations, and communication seamlessly.
Prime Coral Gables Location with Walkable Appeal
One of Seventeen Gables’ strongest selling points is its East Coral Gables location, offering a rare combination of tranquility and accessibility. Residents will be within walking distance of Miracle Mile, Giralda Plaza, and The Shops at Merrick Park, providing immediate access to some of Coral Gables’ best dining, shopping, cafés, and cultural destinations.
Nearby points of interest include the Coral Gables Museum, Actors’ Playhouse, and the historic Biltmore Hotel, while the neighborhood’s tree-lined streets and Mediterranean-inspired architecture reinforce Coral Gables’ reputation as “The City Beautiful.”
By car, Seventeen Gables is approximately 4 miles from Miami International Airport, 2 miles from Coconut Grove, 5 miles from Downtown Miami and Brickell, and about 8 miles from Miami Beach. This central positioning makes it an attractive option for buyers who want proximity to Miami’s business districts and waterfront lifestyle while enjoying a more residential environment.
Why Seventeen Gables Stands Out Among Coral Gables Preconstruction Condos
Unlike many new developments in Miami, Seventeen Gables is intentionally boutique in scale, offering fewer residences, a lower building height, and a design approach that prioritizes quality over volume. This makes it particularly appealing to end-users, professionals, and downsizers looking for new construction without the density of large towers.
For investors, the project benefits from strong long-term fundamentals: a prime Coral Gables location, limited new condo supply in East Gables, walkability, and proximity to major employment and lifestyle hubs. As Coral Gables continues to attract buyers seeking stability, charm, and enduring value, Seventeen Gables positions itself as a compelling new preconstruction opportunity.
Seventeen Gables Pricing Overview
Initial pricing at Seventeen Gables reflects its boutique positioning within the Coral Gables preconstruction market, with residences starting in the mid-$600,000s and extending into the low $1.2M range, depending on residence type, size, floor level, and view.
Based on the current price list, one-bedroom residences begin around $634,900 for approximately 557 square feet, with larger one-bedroom layouts reaching the high $600,000s. One-bedroom plus den residences are currently priced from the mid-$800,000s, with select south-facing layouts approaching $900,000+.
Two-bedroom residences are priced from the mid-to-high $800,000s, with larger layouts and premium east-facing views exceeding $1.2 million. As with most preconstruction developments, pricing is expected to evolve over time as inventory is absorbed and higher floors are released.
Interested in Seventeen Gables?
Construction is expected to move quickly with groundbreaking slated for January 29, 2025. For the latest updates on Seventeen Gables preconstruction condos in Coral Gables, including early access opportunities, feel free to reach out directly at [email protected].
