Brickell Booms: New Financing, Luxury Towers, and City Centre Upgrades Elevate Miami’s Premier District

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$565 Million Financing for 830 Brickell

The 57-story 830 Brickell tower, a prominent fixture in Miami’s skyline, recently secured $565 million in financing from TYKO Capital. This Class A+ office building, developed by OKO Group and Cain International, is the first of its kind in over a decade for the Brickell Financial District. The financing will refinance the existing debt from its original construction loan provided by MSD Partners in 2019. The building is nearly fully leased, attracting top-tier tenants like Microsoft, Citadel, and Santander Bank, highlighting its status as a premier office space in the region (Globest) (Commercial Observer).

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Dolce & Gabbana Tower Advances

Another significant development is the progress on the 81-story Dolce & Gabbana Tower. This new residential building, which will be a striking addition to the Brickell skyline, is moving forward with its plans. It reflects the continued trend of luxury and high-end residential projects in the area, catering to the upscale market and further cementing Brickell’s reputation as a hub for luxury living (Miami Today).

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Enhancements at Brickell City Centre

Brickell City Centre, one of the area’s largest mixed-use developments, has received approval for several major enhancements. These include the addition of a helicopter pad and a new entrance to the Metromover Station. These upgrades are part of the One Brickell City Centre project, a collaboration between Swire Properties and Related Companies, aiming to improve connectivity and accessibility within Brickell. This 59-story tower will significantly expand commercial space and solidify Brickell’s position as a key commercial district in Miami (Miami Today).

These developments highlight the ongoing growth and transformation of Brickell, making it an increasingly attractive location for businesses and residents alike. As Brickell continues to evolve, it remains a focal point for high-end real estate and commercial activity in Miami.

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