Brickell Gets 52-Story Tower With Fewer, Pricier Condos
Units start at $3 million, with the building expected to be completed in late 2029.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Construction
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Brickell renters and condo buyers now have a new option: Ytech has unveiled 75 Broadway, a 52-story luxury tower on Broadway Road facing Biscayne Bay and Simpson Park. Condos there will start at $3 million.
Why it matters
A 106-unit tower in Brickell adds to the luxury condo supply that shapes prices and skyline for everyone living near the bay. Ytech chose to build well below the site's zoning allowance of nearly 300 units, a decision the developer tied to selling larger, higher-priced condos.
The 52-story, 600-foot tower will hold 106 units, far below the nearly 300 the site's zoning allows, with condos starting at $3 million. Ytech is also building the 70-story Residences at 1428 Brickell, and the project's delivery timeline and final unit prices were not detailed in the announcement.
The players
Ytech
Developer behind the 75 Broadway tower and the Residences at 1428 Brickell in Brickell.
KPF
Architecture firm designing the 75 Broadway tower.
Enea Landscape Architecture
Firm designing the landscaping for the 75 Broadway project.
The details
Ytech unveiled plans for 75 Broadway, a 52-story luxury condo tower on Broadway Road in Brickell, with KPF as architect and Enea Landscape Architecture handling the grounds. The building will have no more than three units per floor, one-bedroom units with dens up to three-bedroom condos, a private elevator foyer for each unit, and 42,000 square feet of amenities. It is Ytech's second major condo project in the Brickell pipeline, following the Residences at 1428 Brickell.
Timeline
Late 2029: 75 Broadway is expected to be completed.
Beyond the 305
75 Broadway is Ytech's second major Brickell condo project, extending a $3 billion luxury development portfolio in the neighborhood. Its decision to build below zoning capacity marks a departure from the denser towers that have defined the Brickell skyline.
For Brickell neighbors, a 106-unit tower with fewer, larger homes means less crowding on the street and along the bay views. Buyers looking near Simpson Park should expect the premium pricing that starts at $3 million.
The takeaway
Brickell's luxury condo market is getting more selective, with developers choosing fewer units at higher prices. Watch for the 2029 completion date and any permitting updates that signal the tower's final shape.
Further reading
For more on the building boom reshaping the city, see Construction coverage across Miami.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Real Deal New York.
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