One page, 85 projects and 32,648 units
The market page counts 85 projects and 32,648 units and stamps the reading 24 October 2026. It splits the pipeline by expected opening year.
2027 holds 11 projects and 1,627 units, led by The Standard Residences Brickell. 2028 holds 19 projects and 7,841 units, led by 700 North Miami Avenue at Miami Worldcenter, and the page marks it Peak. 2029 holds 11 projects and 2,705 units, led by Frida Kahlo Wynwood Residences. 2030 and later holds 11 projects and 4,861 units.
Those four rows carry 17,034 units. The 2028 row carries 46.0 percent of them.
The inventory that lands before the peak
Meliá Residences Miami carries 110 units across 8 floors, a 2025 start, a 2027 completion and 14 months to delivery, verified 19 October 2026. The card lists the project as under construction. Florida YIMBY reported the top-off on 21 May 2026, which puts the structure at final height with exterior and interior build-out ahead.
The tower adds 0.3 percent of the 32,648-unit pipeline and 6.8 percent of the 1,627 units the page schedules for 2027. Its delivery year sits one year before the peak.
The inventory that lands after it
Two tracked projects carry a 2028 completion in Brickell and Downtown Miami: Mercedes-Benz Places with 791 units across 67 floors and Okan Tower with 399 units across 72 floors.
The 2029 row and the 2030-and-later row put 7,566 units after the peak window, 23.2 percent of the pipeline.
The page models a median $1,850 per square foot across the pipeline. It counts 8,622 residential units across the 13 projects that carry unit data. Both figures describe the tracked set as a whole.
Brickell holds 19 of the 85 projects
Brickell supplies 19 of the 85 projects, 22.4 percent of the page. Edgewater holds 10, Wynwood 7, the Design District 6, Coconut Grove 4 and West Brickell 4.
The page counts 15 tracked hotels: 7 under construction, 1 breaking ground, 6 announced and 1 recently opened. Those hotels carry 3,019 keys. The page counts hotel keys and residential units on separate lines.
The Brickell band a buyer reaches first
The sales sheet splits the 110 units into studios, junior suites and one-bedroom units. Studios start at 321.3 square feet and the sheet marks them sold out. Junior suites start at 450.4 square feet at $501,230. One-bedroom units start at 539.5 square feet at $606,566.
The two pairs divide to $1,113 and $1,124 per square foot at entry, against the page's modelled $1,850 median.
The project site lists junior suites from $501,000, one-bedroom units from $606,000 and available inventory from $500,000.
The junior suite at 450.4 square feet is the first price a buyer reaches, on a 2027 delivery year.
The capital on the record
Florida YIMBY reported a $30 million construction loan arranged by Concord Summit Capital. The loan divides to about $272,727 per residence across 110 units. The same article carries Concepto Capital Group platform figures of $899 million in sellout value, over 2,110 units, $63 million in equity and more than 2 million square feet of gross area.
No source publishes a total project cost for this tower. The public record stops at the construction loan.
What moves the reading next
The page regenerates hourly and confirms each status change against a public filing or an official announcement.
Four items decide the next revision for this tower: the 2027 completion date, the 1,627 units the page schedules for that year, the 7,841 units it schedules for 2028, and the licence term behind the Meliá name, which the sales sheet leaves undefined.
Date every reading against the page's update stamp. This one reads 24 October 2026.