888 Brickell by Dolce&Gabbana

A residence held as a condominium unit under Chapter 718 of the Florida Statutes, bought from the developer's affiliate before the tower is built. You take title to the unit and an undivided share of the common elements, and you join the condominium association. The Dolce&Gabbana name is licensed to the developer and that licence is terminable under its terms, so the brand does not own, develop or sell the building. The contract, deposit schedule and completion date sit in the offering documents Florida law requires the developer to give you.

Each home is built to change shape. In its full form it is a 2 bedroom residence with a corner great room and a loggia with outdoor kitchen. The second bedroom can be closed off and used as a hotel room with its own entrance from the private foyer, leaving the principal bedroom and great room as a smaller residence or a hotel suite. Owners have hotel service around the clock. Whether you place part of your residence into the hotel programme, and on what terms, is set by the condominium documents, and any such use is subject to availability.

Condominium assessments for 888 Brickell have not been published. The budget that sets them forms part of the offering documents, so the monthly charge and what it covers are confirmed for the specific residence before you commit. Florida charges annual ad valorem property tax, assessed by the Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser on the county and City of Miami millage rates for the year. Florida documentary stamp tax and recording fees apply on transfer. Ask for the rate and the assessment on your own unit in writing.

County filings put 102,805 sq ft of commercial space in the tower, covering retail, restaurants, spa and gym, on amenity floors 10 to 15 and again at level 35. Residents also have their own pool and lounges, held separately from the hotel floors. The list below sets out what is on site.

Studio Sofield, led by William Sofield, designed the tower, with ODP Architecture & Design as architect of record and JDS Development Group developing alongside GV Development. It stands 1,049 feet on a 0.51 acre site at Brickell Avenue and SW 10th Street, replacing a seven storey office building from 1972. The facade is Roman travertine framed by matte black steel beams, topped by a sculptural gold crown. Interior stone runs to Travertino Giallo, Covelano Macchia Vecchia, Camelia Green and Sahara Noir marble. County filings give 1,178,568 sq ft in total and 273 valet operated parking spaces on floors 4 to 8.

259 residences of 1 to 4 bedrooms and penthouses, delivered turnkey and styled by Dolce&Gabbana, with ceiling heights up to 11 feet. In the plan the developer publishes, the great room measures 34 ft 8 in by 16 ft, the principal bedroom 14 ft 7 in by 16 ft 5 in, the second bedroom 13 ft 5 in by 13 ft 9 in, and the loggia with outdoor kitchen 13 ft 10 in by 17 ft 9 in. Kitchens carry Sub-Zero refrigeration, a Wolf induction cooktop and an integrated Miele dishwasher. Areas are confirmed for the specific residence before you commit.

Brickell is Miami's business and dining district, and the site sits half a block from the Tenth Street Metromover station, which the developer has agreed to repair and upgrade along with a new traffic signal at South Miami Avenue and SW 10th Street. Brickell City Centre, anchored by Saks Fifth Avenue across four levels of shops and restaurants, is a short walk. Miami International Airport is 8 miles away, Miami Beach 5 miles and the Design District 4 miles.

This is a pre-construction purchase, so read the developer's position as closely as the plans. The county approved the general development plan in June 2024 and demolition of the old office building began in July 2025. As of April 2026 the developer was reported to be still arranging construction finance, and in May 2026 the sales brokerage, One Sotheby's International Realty, sued a JDS affiliate over unpaid commissions and fees. A separate JDS project in Brickell, Mercedes-Benz Places, is in foreclosure litigation with its lender. Take your own legal advice on the deposit escrow and the completion date before you sign.

Sales and marketing run through One Sotheby's International Realty for the developer's affiliate, 888 Brickell Owner. Avory approaches that sales office and the developer directly. After you enquire you get current availability, the floor plans and price list, the deposit schedule and the offering documents Florida law requires. Avory is not the brand, the developer or the broker, and cannot hold a unit or discount it. The building is not open, so there are no stays yet. Request access.