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The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami

Brickell Key, Miami. Mandarin Oriental. Two towers where the old hotel stood — imploded in April 2026 — and two penthouses at USD 49.9 million.

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The old Mandarin Oriental on Brickell Key was imploded in April 2026 to make way for its successor: two sinuous towers by KPF, a 66-storey South Tower of 228 residences by Tristan Auer and a 34-storey North Tower of 70 residences by Laura Gonzalez, 28 hotel-collection homes and a 121-key hotel meant as the brand's North American flagship. Swire reported USD 1.3 billion in sales before ground was broken; two penthouses closed at USD 49.9 million each, a record for mainland Miami.

Groundbreaking is due in late 2026 and completion in 2030 — an earlier estimate spoke of early 2026. The North Tower is 34 storeys in one source and 33 in another. The register counts 326 homes: 298 private residences and 28 in the hotel collection.

Who it is not for

Not for a buyer who wants to move in this decade's middle years: completion is targeted for 2030.

Sources

  • floridayimby.com 14.04.2026 (controlled implosion of the former 23-storey Mandarin Oriental, Miami hotel at 500 Brickell Key Drive; a two-tower development by KPF: a 66-storey South Tower of 228 residences with interiors by Tristan Auer, a 34-storey North Tower of 70 residences by Laura Gonzalez, 28 turnkey Hotel Collection residences and 121 hotel rooms; USD 1.3 billion in residential sales; two South Tower penthouses closed in March at USD 49.9 million each, about USD 6,300 per sq ft, a record for mainland Miami; groundbreaking late 2026, completion 2030; the old hotel opened in 2000 and closed on 31 May 2025; Dave Martin, President of Swire Properties
  • floridayimby.com 10.04.2026 (implosion announced
  • kpf.com 07.05.2025 (sinuous towers at the southern tip of the island
  • manhattanmiami.com (298 residences; the North Tower 33 storeys
  • brickell.com (proposed as an 800-foot tower and a 400-foot hotel tower after an earlier 1,049-foot plan; delivery then estimated for early 2026; Henry Bott, then President
  • newconstructioncondomiami.com 22.11.2024 (two duplex penthouses of over 7,800 sq ft with private pools
  • Savills, Branded Residences Annual Report 2025-2026, p. 2 (named as 'The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami'
  • Savills, Branded Residences Annual Report 2024-2025, p. 15 (named as 'The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami')

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Classified by The Resort Collection House · Edition 2026 · PR-D-357

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Hotel-Branded Residences · North America

In the journal

22.09.2026 · United States, run 1 — Miami: a supertall, an implosion, and César Pelli's last tower

The American queue opened in Miami. Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences Miami, nine glass cubes to a hundred storeys, is the city's first supertall and more than nine-tenths sold — though its address, height, number of homes and completion date each come in two versions, some from within the same article. The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami will rise where the old Mandarin Oriental stood until it was imploded in April 2026; two of its penthouses have already closed at USD 49.9 million each.

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The rule for USA: No property route — checked 24.09.2026.

Entry priceNot established22.09.2026 · searched in the record's sources; not published
SellerNot established22.09.2026 · searched in the record's sources; not published

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