Downtown Miami Condos For Sale

900 Biscayne Bay Built 2008 47 Units for Sale From $399,000 – $2,490,000	Everglades on the Bay Built 2008 1 Units for Sale From $825,000 – $825,000	EPIC Residences Built 2008 23 Units for Sale From $450,000 – $5,000,000	Marquis Miami Built 2009 1 Units for Sale From $899,000 – $899,000	Ten Museum Park Built 2007 46 Units for Sale From $240,000 – $3,995,000

Marina Blue Built 2008 45 Units for Sale From $279,995 – $3,300,000	50 Biscayne Built 2007 78 Units for Sale From $175,000 – $899,000	Metropolitan Miami 1 Built 2008 26 Units for Sale From $238,000 – $492,000	Paramount Bay Built 2009 3 Units for Sale From $829,000 – $1,100,000	Quantum on the Bay Built 2008 60 Units for Sale From $164,000 – $959,000

1800 Club Condo Built 2007 32 Units for Sale From $189,000 – $1,099,000	Blue Condominium Built 2005 28 Units for Sale From $145,000 – $830,000	Onyx on the Bay Built 2007 5 Units for Sale From $319,000 – $500,000	Opera Tower Built 2008 20 Units for Sale From $118,000 – $675,000	Star Lofts on the Bay Built 2007 4 Units for Sale From $399,000 – $840,000

Four Seasons Miami Built 2003 20 Units for Sale From $799,999 – $5,524,818	Jade at Brickell Bay Built 2004 24 Units for Sale From $285,000 – $2,100,000	ICON Brickell Built 2008 4 Units for Sale From $475,000 – $799,000	Carbonell at Brickell Key Built 2005 32 Units for Sale From $364,000 – $3,000,000	ASIA Brickell Key Built 2008 34 Units for Sale From $960,000 – $9,000,000

Downtown Miami is currently in the process of being reinvented. In the past Downtown Miami was solely a commercial area where businesses were open until 5-6 pm and then the area was a ghost town in the evenings. Now you have brand new waterfront condominium towers with many new restaurants at ground floor and more to come. Below you will see lower downtown between SE 3rd Street and NE 8th Street. The condominiums South of the American Airlines Arena are Met 1, 50 Biscayne, Everglades on the Bay, One Miami (which is just out of frame), Loft 1 and Loft 2.

North of the American Airlines Arena is a series of buildings referred to by many as the “Biscayne Wall.” These buildings are all brand new, all built after 2007 but not surrounded by the office buildings further south thus creating a more residential and private section of Downtown. Behind the “Biscayne Wall” is an area called “Park West” which houses a few nightclubs and parking lots which has the potential to become a city within a city with shops, restaurants, bars, entertainment and more. To the east of the “Biscayne Wall” is Museum Park – formerly Bicentennial Park. The park is set to undergo a multimillion dollar renovation which will include construction of two museums (a science museum and an art museum) in the park. To the North of this area is the Miami Performing Arts District and the Miami Opera House. Below you will see upper downtown between NE 8th Street and NE 12th Street. The condominiums North of the American Airlines Arena (Biscayne Wall) are Marina Blue, 900 Biscayne Bay, Ten Museum Park and Marquis Miami (which is finalizing construction).

Below you will see a street level photo and overhead photo of Biscayne Blvd. Recently the city completed the renovation of Biscayne Blvd which included brand new medians, planted palm trees, multi-colored pavers, and extended sidewalks more conducive to making the area more pedestrian friendly.

Below you will see a photo depicting the view looking South from Marina Blue.

Below you will see a photo depicting the view looking East from Marina Blue.

One of the exciting things in process in the area is a projected development which will take place directly west of the Biscayne Wall. Miami Worldcenter is currently making its way through city approvals. If approved and developed, Miami Worldcenter will bring a pedestrian friendly shopping area to Park West similar to Lincoln Road in South Beach. Expected are retail storefronts, restaurants, offices, a hotel and future condominium developments. Also planned is a park and circle similar to Columbus Circle in New York City. You can find more information on the development at the Miami Worldcenter website. Below are renderings from the development.