Listed by Linart Realty, LLC

Recently sold · Downtown Miami

$1,225,000

900 Biscayne Blvd # 2302, Miami FL 33132

Listed by One Sotheby's International Realty · Sold by DGS Real Estate, LLC

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Miami · ZIP 33128 · Live MLS

Downtown Miami

What Downtown Miami actually is Downtown Miami is the historic origin point + the contemporary financial-tech-arts core of the city. The neighborhood was founded 1896 when Henry Flagler extended the Florida East Coast Railway south to a small settlement on Biscayne Bay + signed an incorporation agreement with Julia Tuttle + the original Miami pioneers […]

$635K

Median price

$833

Per sq ft

655

Active listings

83 d

Median days on mkt

Price position -15% vs MCR median
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Median list price

$635,000

For-sale active inventory

Price / sq ft

$833

Across active listings

Active inventory

655

On the market right now

Median days on market

83

Well-priced units move faster

✦ Computed live from MIAMI MLS active inventory · refreshed every few hours · updated September 12, 2026

Downtown Miami real estate market data, live from MIAMI MLS, updated September 12, 2026
Median list price$635,000
Median price per square foot$833
Active for-sale inventory655
Median days on market83 days
Median asking rent$3,500 / month
Year-over-year price change-6.1%
Homes in a FEMA high-risk flood zone10% of active for-sale homes
Typical home typeCondominium

Market pulse

How Downtown Miami is trading

Median asking price by month listed, plus how active inventory splits — all live from MIAMI MLS active listings (not closed sales).

Median list price, by month listed

12-mo avg
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep

-6.1%

Median list, recent vs. earlier

$643,625

12-month average

655

For-sale listings

What's on the market, by price

Share of active for-sale inventory

Under $500K 30% · 196
$500K – $1M 44% · 288
$1M – $3M 17% · 109
$3M – $10M 7% · 46
$10M+ 2% · 16

By the numbers

Inside Downtown Miami, by ZIP

Each pocket of Downtown Miami trades at its own price and pace — here's how its ZIP codes compare on live for-sale inventory.

ZIP 33128

ZIP 33128

$815K

median

$1003

$/sqft

60

active

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ZIP 33132

ZIP 33132

$625K

median

$820

$/sqft

595

active

Explore ZIP 33132 →

Recently sold in Downtown Miami (9)

Public MIAMI MLS closings

Closed-sale data from the MIAMI MLS · deemed reliable but not guaranteed. MiamiCityRealty.com was not necessarily involved in these transactions; the listing and selling brokerages credited above are the parties to each sale.

The insider read

What Downtown Miami actually is

Downtown Miami is the historic origin point + the contemporary financial-tech-arts core of the city. The neighborhood was founded 1896 when Henry Flagler extended the Florida East Coast Railway south to a small settlement on Biscayne Bay + signed an incorporation agreement with Julia Tuttle + the original Miami pioneers — the FEC Railway terminus + the original platted area that became the City of Miami. Downtown today is bounded by I-95 to the west, I-395 to the north, Biscayne Bay to the east, and the Miami River to the south, in zip codes 33128 (the core) + 33132 (the north + Bayfront area). The neighborhood functions as the city’s central business district, civic + government center, sports + entertainment + performing-arts core, and increasingly as a high-density residential + tourism + transit-hub destination.

The defining civic + cultural anchors are the bayfront amenities + the institutional + branded-architecture cluster. Bayfront Park — the 32-acre bayfront municipal park anchoring Downtown’s eastern edge — was redesigned in the 1980s by sculptor + landscape architect Isamu Noguchi (the work of his final years), featuring the iconic Pepper Fountain, Tina Hills Pavilion, mature gathering spaces, and the bayfront-walking-and-events infrastructure that hosts NYE celebrations, concerts, festivals, and daily city life. Immediately north is Bayside Marketplace (1987) — the 16-acre waterfront shopping + dining + entertainment complex anchored by Hard Rock Cafe + a working marina + tour boats + the daily-tourist + lunch-business density. Kaseya Center (formerly AmericanAirlines Arena + FTX Arena, opened 1999, designed by Arquitectonica) is the home of the Miami Heat NBA franchise — 19,600 seats, multiple NBA championships hosted, the central sports + concert + entertainment venue. The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts (2006, designed by Cesar Pelli) is the city’s flagship performing-arts complex housing the Knight Concert Hall, Ziff Ballet Opera House, and Carnival Studio Theater — home of the Miami City Ballet, Florida Grand Opera, and a substantial calendar of touring productions + Broadway + classical + jazz + cultural programming.

The historic-architecture inventory includes some of Miami’s most iconic structures. The Freedom Tower (600 Biscayne Boulevard, 1925) — Mediterranean Revival-style historic skyscraper originally built as the headquarters of The Miami News + Metropolis newspaper, modeled on the Giralda Bell Tower of the Seville Cathedral. The Freedom Tower is a National Historic Landmark + is now owned by Miami Dade College + houses cultural-archive programming. The Miami Tower (100 SE 2nd Street, 1987, designed by I.M. Pei) — the 47-story tiered-volume office tower with the famous color-changing neon-light corona at the top that changes for holidays + sports victories + civic events — is Downtown’s most recognizable nighttime landmark. The Olympia Theater at the Gusman Center (174 E Flagler Street, 1926) — Mediterranean Revival historic theater + original vaudeville + movie palace, restored, hosts concerts + events. The Miami-Dade County Courthouse (1928, Neoclassical) + the Dade County Courthouse + the Wilkie D. Ferguson Jr. United States Courthouse form the civic-judicial historic cluster.

The transit infrastructure is the most comprehensive in Miami. Brightline MiamiCentral (opened 2018) is the higher-speed rail terminal with direct service to Fort Lauderdale + Boca Raton + West Palm Beach + (since 2023) Orlando. The station is integrated with the surrounding Park-Line Miami residential + retail development. Government Center Metrorail station + Brickell Metrorail station serve the heavy-rail system. The Metromover — the free 4.4-mile automated people-mover system with three loops (Downtown, Inner, Brickell) + 21 stations — provides downtown’s defining intra-district transit + is unique among American cities. Bus + trolley + Port of Miami connectivity round out the system. Downtown is the most transit-rich neighborhood in Miami.

The contemporary economic + real-estate dynamic is the financial-tech migration + the branded-residence luxury-tower wave. The 2020-2022 Miami Tech Hub migration — accelerated by Mayor Francis Suarez’s “How can I help” tech-outreach + favorable Florida tax + climate dynamics — brought significant relocations + new offices including Citadel (Ken Griffin moved his $50B+ hedge fund HQ from Chicago to Miami 2022 with Downtown + Brickell offices), Blackstone (regional office), Goldman Sachs (Miami office expansion), plus dozens of crypto + fintech + venture capital firms (Founders Fund, Andreessen Horowitz partner presence, SoftBank regional, multiple crypto-native funds). The financial-services + tech expansion has driven sustained downtown Class A office demand + residential demand from relocating professionals + investors. The Miami Worldcenter mega-development — the $5B+ 27-acre mixed-use project covering the former Park West urban-renewal site — is delivering Class A residential (Caoba, Bezel, Paramount Miami Worldcenter, Legacy Hotel + Residences), retail (Citi Trends, Ross, Earl’s, Sephora, multiple restaurants), entertainment, and hospitality across phased buildout. The branded-residence luxury wave includes One Thousand Museum by Zaha Hadid (62 stories, Hadid’s only US residential design, completed 2019), Aston Martin Residences (66-story tower with the Aston Martin brand, completed 2022), Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami (under construction, 100 stories, will be the tallest building south of New York), plus the broader luxury-condo inventory (Centro, Vizcayne, Marquis, 50 Biscayne, Marina Blue, 900 Biscayne, Epic Residences, Met 1 + Met 2, Ten Museum Park).

For real estate, Downtown Miami is the most multi-vector neighborhood in Miami-Dade. Median condo $400-750K for typical 1-2 BR inventory; $1.5-15M+ for branded-residence + luxury-tower units; $5-50M+ for premium penthouses (Aston Martin penthouse $59M asking, Waldorf penthouses anticipated $40-60M+). The housing stock is overwhelmingly multifamily — high-rise condo towers from the 2002-2009 first wave, the 2014-2018 second wave, the 2019-present third wave + the contemporary Worldcenter + Waldorf + branded-residence delivery. The buyer pool: relocating financial-services + tech-professionals (the Citadel + financial-services migration), international investor + second-home buyers, branded-residence collectors (Aston Martin, One Thousand Museum, Waldorf), Miami Heat + sports-and-entertainment industry, professional-services + legal + accounting + consulting executives working in the downtown core, commuter-to-Beach + Brickell professionals, plus institutional investors tracking the Brightline + Worldcenter + financial-tech expansion thesis.

The Downtown Miami markets

  • Entry-tier condos (older 1990s-2000s + smaller units) — $300-500K.
  • Mid-tier condos (2002-2018 high-rise wave, 1-2 BR) — $400-800K.
  • Newer Class A condos (2019+ + Worldcenter delivery) — $600K-$1.5M.
  • Branded-residence luxury (Aston Martin Residences, One Thousand Museum, anticipated Waldorf Astoria) — $1.5-15M+.
  • Premium penthouses + sub-penthouses — $5-50M+.
  • Townhomes + smaller multifamily (rare, Riverside/edge zones) — $500K-$1.2M.
  • Rentals — extensive professional + relocating-employee + foreign-investor-tenant rental pool. Studios + 1BR $2,200-$3,800; 2BR $3,000-$5,500; luxury branded $6,000-$15,000+.

Live Downtown Miami inventory

Every listing priced in dollars AND Bitcoin. Note: Downtown Miami is within City of Miami (MLS labels these as “Miami”), so we filter by zip codes 33128 + 33132 to surface Downtown core + Bayfront + MiamiCentral + Brickell-edge inventory.

🏛️ Downtown Penthouses + Premium Branded-Residence

Aston Martin + One Thousand Museum + Waldorf + the premium penthouse + sub-penthouse tier.

🏛️ Downtown Luxury Condos — Estate Tier

$2M+ — Aston Martin Residences + One Thousand Museum + Waldorf + premium branded inventory.

🏢 Downtown Luxury Condos

Newer Class A condos — Worldcenter Caoba/Bezel/Paramount + Centro + Marquis + premium tier.

🏬 Downtown Mid-Tier Condos

1-2 BR + studios. The mid-tier 2002-2018 high-rise inventory — relocating-professional + first-time-buyer tier.

🏘️ Downtown Townhomes + Smaller Multifamily

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Downtown Miami rentals

🏛️ Downtown Premium Rentals — branded-residence + luxury

$6,000+/mo. Branded-residence + luxury-tower rentals.

🏬 Downtown Standard Premium Rentals

$3,000-$6,000/mo. Class A high-rise condos + 2-3 BR + corporate-housing tier.

The places that make Downtown Miami, Downtown Miami

Bayfront Park + Isamu Noguchi + the bayfront civic anchor

301 Biscayne Boulevard. Bayfront Park — the 32-acre municipal bayfront park anchoring Downtown’s eastern edge — was redesigned in the 1980s by sculptor + landscape architect Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988) as one of the major works of his late career. The Noguchi redesign featured the iconic Pepper Fountain, the Tina Hills Pavilion, the curated hardscape + planted landscape, and the gathering spaces that host New Year’s Eve celebrations, the Ultra Music Festival, multiple concert + festival programming, and daily city life. The park’s bayfront walking path connects to Bayside Marketplace + the broader Baywalk + Riverwalk pedestrian network. The Noguchi authorship makes Bayfront Park one of the most artistically significant urban parks in the Southern United States.

Kaseya Center + Miami Heat + the sports-entertainment anchor

601 Biscayne Boulevard. Kaseya Center (formerly AmericanAirlines Arena 1999-2021 + FTX Arena 2021-2023, opened 1999, designed by Arquitectonica) is the 19,600-seat home of the Miami Heat NBA franchise. The Heat’s three NBA Championships (2006, 2012, 2013) + the LeBron James-Dwyane Wade-Chris Bosh “Big Three” era + Pat Riley’s continued team leadership + Jimmy Butler’s contemporary leadership make the franchise + the arena central to Miami sports + cultural identity. The arena also hosts major concerts, family entertainment, MMA events, college basketball, NCAA Tournament games, and is a major component of downtown’s evening-economic activity. The bayfront location + the Arquitectonica architecture + the multi-event programming make Kaseya Center the central sports-entertainment anchor of Downtown.

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts + Cesar Pelli

1300 Biscayne Boulevard. The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts (opened 2006, designed by Cesar Pelli + Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects) is the city’s flagship performing-arts complex. The Center houses the Knight Concert Hall (2,400 seats), the Ziff Ballet Opera House (2,400 seats), the Carnival Studio Theater (300 seats), the Peacock Education Center, the Thomson Plaza for the Arts, and the Knight Plaza public space. Resident companies include the Miami City Ballet, the Florida Grand Opera, the Cleveland Orchestra Miami, and the New World Symphony (partial residency). Broadway national-tour productions, classical concert programming, jazz, Latin music, contemporary dance, and family programming fill the year-round calendar. The Pelli architecture — the soaring concrete-and-glass volumes, the dramatic public spaces — is itself a major contribution to Miami’s architectural landscape.

Brightline MiamiCentral + Miami Worldcenter + the eastern megaproject

NW 1st Avenue + NW 4th Street. Brightline MiamiCentral (opened 2018) is the higher-speed rail terminal — direct service to Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach, and (since 2023) Orlando. The station integrates with the Park-Line Miami residential + retail development + serves as Brightline’s flagship terminal. Miami Worldcenter — the $5B+ mixed-use mega-development covering 27 acres immediately east — is the largest urban development in Miami’s history. Phased buildout has delivered + continues to deliver Class A residential (Caoba, Bezel, Paramount Miami Worldcenter, Legacy Hotel + Residences), retail (Citi Trends, Ross, Earl’s, Sephora, multiple restaurants), entertainment, hospitality + the Miami World Center plaza. The combination of Brightline + Worldcenter + the adjacent Adrienne Arsht Center + Knight Center has fundamentally reshaped the geography of Downtown’s western + northern edges.

One Thousand Museum / Zaha Hadid + Aston Martin Residences + the branded-tower tier

1000 Biscayne Boulevard + 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way. One Thousand Museum (1000 Biscayne Blvd, opened 2019, designed by Zaha Hadid — her only U.S. residential design) is the 62-story parametric-architecture luxury condo tower featuring Hadid’s signature exposed-concrete exoskeleton — the curving structural ribbon that gives the building its distinctive form + provides the structural-and-visual identity. 83 residences, half-floor + full-floor + duplex penthouse configurations, helipad, museum-grade art-display services, the Hadid-designed common spaces. Pricing $5-25M+. Aston Martin Residences (300 Biscayne Boulevard Way, completed 2022) — the 66-story tower with the Aston Martin brand-design partnership, 391 units, featuring Aston Martin design vocabulary throughout, the iconic Aston Martin-branded fitness + spa + amenities, plus the $59M asking penthouse + the Aston Martin Vulcan in the lobby. Pricing $2-15M+. Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami (under construction at 300 N Biscayne Boulevard, anticipated completion 2027) — 100 stories, the tallest building south of New York at completion, branded-residence luxury with Waldorf Astoria hospitality service integration. The branded-tower wave + the Hadid/Aston Martin/Waldorf authorship represents Downtown’s contemporary luxury-collector tier.

Freedom Tower

600 Biscayne Boulevard. The Freedom Tower (1925, Mediterranean Revival historic skyscraper) — originally built as the headquarters of The Miami News + Metropolis newspaper, modeled on the Giralda Bell Tower of the Seville Cathedral. The Tower is a National Historic Landmark, owned by Miami Dade College, and houses cultural-archive programming + the MDC Museum of Art and Design.

Miami Tower / I.M. Pei + the corporate-tech tower cluster

100 SE 2nd Street. The Miami Tower (1987, designed by I.M. Pei) is the 47-story tiered-volume office tower with the famous color-changing neon-light corona at the top — the corona changes for holidays, sports victories, Miami Heat championships, civic events, and the daily nighttime cityscape. The tower is Downtown’s most recognizable nighttime landmark + has been a Miami visual identity element for nearly four decades. The corporate-and-tech tower cluster also includes Southeast Financial Center (1984, 55 stories), Wells Fargo Center, One Biscayne Tower, Miami Center, the JW Marriott Marquis Miami, and the broader Class A office inventory that anchors the Downtown professional-services + financial-services + tech-services economy. The Citadel downtown floor (Ken Griffin’s hedge fund headquarters relocation 2022) + Blackstone Miami office + Goldman Sachs Miami expansion are anchored in this tower cluster.

The Riverwalk + Baywalk + Miami River

Along Biscayne Bay + the Miami River. The Bayfront Baywalk + Miami Riverwalk + the broader linear-park-and-pedestrian-promenade network connects Bayfront Park + Bayside Marketplace + the bayfront condo cluster + the Riverwalk-along-Miami-River pedestrian access. The Miami River — the historic working waterway connecting Biscayne Bay to the Everglades — features the River District dining cluster (Garcia’s Seafood Grille + Casablanca + Seaspice + La Mar + others) + working commercial fishing + cargo + recreational boating. The bayfront + riverfront pedestrian network is the everyday Downtown walkable infrastructure + a major selling point for residential buyers.

Metromover + Metrorail + the multi-modal transit hub

Throughout Downtown. The Metromover — the free 4.4-mile automated people-mover system with three loops (Downtown, Inner, Brickell) + 21 stations — is unique among American cities + provides the defining intra-Downtown + Brickell transit infrastructure. Government Center Metrorail station + the heavy-rail system connect Downtown to Brickell + Coral Gables + Dadeland + the broader Miami-Dade transit network. Brightline MiamiCentral provides regional + intercity higher-speed rail. Tri-Rail commuter rail provides additional regional access. The combination is the most transit-rich neighborhood in Miami + a meaningful real-estate-value driver for the urbanist + transit-oriented buyer pool.

Living in Downtown Miami

Schools

  • Booker T. Washington Senior High School — district public, in adjacent Overtown, magnet for Marine + Health Sciences.
  • Phillis Wheatley Elementary, Frederick Douglass Elementary, Charles R. Drew K-8 — district public, adjacent Overtown.
  • Downtown Doral Charter Elementary School, Doral Academy Charter Schools + Mater Academy charter networks — multiple campuses.
  • Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus — the downtown community college; the largest college campus by enrollment in the U.S.
  • Saint Hugh Catholic School, Saint Patrick Catholic, Centner Academy, plus multiple Catholic + Christian + Hebrew private options across adjacent Edgewater + Coconut Grove.
  • For academic magnets students apply to MAST Academy, TERRA Environmental, School for Advanced Studies, Design + Architecture Senior High (DASH).

Getting around

  • Biscayne Boulevard + Brickell Avenue — the north-south spines.
  • SE 2nd Street + Flagler Street — historic east-west arteries; Flagler Street is the original commercial spine of downtown.
  • I-95 + I-395 + MacArthur Causeway — immediate-adjacent freeway access + the direct Miami Beach connection.
  • Metromover — free downtown people-mover, 3 loops, 21 stations.
  • Government Center + Brickell Metrorail stations — heavy-rail to Coral Gables + Dadeland + Health District.
  • Brightline MiamiCentral — higher-speed rail to Fort Lauderdale + West Palm + Orlando.
  • Port of Miami — walking distance + the cruise + cargo port adjacency.
  • Brickell 2 min · Wynwood 5 min · Design District 10 min · Miami Beach 10 min · MIA 15 min · Port of Miami walking · Coconut Grove 12 min · Coral Gables 15 min via Metrorail.
  • Walking + biking the Baywalk + Riverwalk + Worldcenter + Bayfront Park is the everyday Downtown rhythm.

Downtown Miami 2026 market: what we’re watching

  1. Brightline + Miami Worldcenter eastern + northern megaproject continued buildout. Brightline expansion (rumored Tampa extension), Miami Worldcenter phased delivery (additional residential + retail + hospitality + entertainment), Waldorf Astoria Residences 100-story delivery (anticipated 2027), and additional branded-residence + Class A delivery continue to reshape the eastern + northern Downtown geography. Adjacent-block pricing moves with each phase delivery; the Brightline + Worldcenter combination remains the dominant Downtown real-estate-development story.
  2. Citadel + Blackstone + Goldman + financial-services Miami expansion. The Citadel + Blackstone + Goldman + broader financial-services Miami migration continues to drive Class A office demand + relocating-professional residential demand. The financial-services + tech-services HNWI buyer pool is durable + concentrated in the branded-residence + luxury-tower tiers + the Brickell + Downtown adjacency. Watch hiring + office-expansion activity as leading indicators.
  3. Waldorf Astoria 100-story delivery + branded-residence pipeline. The Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami (anticipated 2027 completion at 100 stories) will be the tallest building south of New York + represents the apex of the contemporary branded-residence wave. Pre-delivery sales + comparable pricing across the Aston Martin + One Thousand Museum + Waldorf tier set the luxury-collector market. Additional branded-residence proposals (Fendi, Bulgari, Mandarin Oriental, Four Seasons, Ritz-Carlton, Cipriani) are in various stages of development. The branded-residence wave is the central Downtown luxury narrative.
  4. Adrienne Arsht Center + Olympia Theater + cultural-arts development. The Adrienne Arsht Center + the Miami City Ballet + Florida Grand Opera + Cleveland Orchestra Miami + the broader cultural-arts ecosystem continues to mature + attract national + international audiences + programming. The cultural-arts amenity is a meaningful value-driver for design-and-arts-conscious HNWI + second-home buyer segments. Watch for additional cultural-institution announcements + programming partnerships.
  5. Sea-level rise + climate-adaptation infrastructure. Downtown’s mostly-low elevation (3-6 ft) means sea-level rise + king-tide + storm-surge resilience are real long-term concerns. The newer towers are built to elevated podium standards + with adapted utilities + flood-resilient ground-level design; older inventory varies. Climate-adaptation infrastructure investment (Bayfront Park resilience, seawall rebuilds, drainage upgrades) + flood-insurance + adaptation-cost trajectories are worth understanding as part of any Downtown acquisition.

Frequently asked questions

Is Downtown Miami a good place to live?

For urbanist + transit-oriented + amenity-rich-walkable + financial-services + tech-services + cultural-arts-conscious buyers: meaningfully yes. The combination of bayfront + Bayfront Park + Adrienne Arsht Center + Kaseya Center + Bayside + Riverwalk + Baywalk + Metromover + Metrorail + Brightline + Miami Worldcenter + branded-residence luxury + Citadel + Blackstone + Goldman + the broader financial-services-tech cluster is genuinely distinctive. Trade-offs: low elevation + sea-level-rise considerations, urban-density daily life, restaurant + nightlife scale (improving rapidly with Worldcenter + Brightline-area development), school-zoning considerations (charter + private + magnet options are widely utilized), and the pace of construction + development that continues. For the right buyer profile, Downtown is the most amenity-rich + transit-rich neighborhood in Miami.

What’s the Citadel + financial-services impact?

Substantial + accelerating. Citadel’s 2022 relocation of Ken Griffin’s $50B+ hedge fund headquarters from Chicago to Miami (with Downtown + Brickell offices) was the flagship event of the broader Miami financial-services migration accelerated by 2020-2022 Mayor Francis Suarez’s tech-and-finance outreach + favorable Florida tax + climate dynamics. Blackstone + Goldman Sachs + Founders Fund + Andreessen Horowitz partner presence + SoftBank + crypto-native funds + dozens of fintech + venture capital firms have established Miami offices. The result is sustained Class A office demand + relocating-professional residential demand + branded-residence luxury-tower demand + restaurant + amenity demand. The financial-services migration is the central macro driver of contemporary Downtown + Brickell real estate.

One Thousand Museum + Aston Martin Residences — what makes them special?

One Thousand Museum (Zaha Hadid, completed 2019, 62 stories, 83 residences) — Hadid’s only U.S. residential design + one of her final completed works before her 2016 death. The signature parametric exposed-concrete exoskeleton + the curving structural ribbon + the helipad + museum-grade art-display services + the half-floor + full-floor + duplex penthouse configurations are architecturally + experientially distinctive. Aston Martin Residences (completed 2022, 66 stories, 391 units) — the Aston Martin brand-design partnership tower at the Miami River + Bayfront corner with Aston Martin design vocabulary throughout + Aston-Martin-branded amenities + the Aston Martin Vulcan in the lobby + the $59M asking penthouse. Both are architecturally + branded distinct + represent the contemporary luxury-collector branded-residence tier.

How does Downtown compare to Brickell?

Adjacent + complementary. Brickell is the financial-services-and-residential high-rise core immediately south across the Miami River — denser, newer, more financial-services-employer-anchored, more residential-amenity-focused, with the Brickell City Centre retail + Mary Brickell Village + the Brickell-edge condo wave. Downtown is the historic origin + civic + cultural-arts + sports-entertainment + transit-hub core — with Bayfront Park, Bayside, Kaseya Center, Adrienne Arsht Center, Freedom Tower, the Miami Worldcenter mega-development, Brightline MiamiCentral, and the branded-residence luxury wave. Many Miami residents + buyers consider Downtown the more amenity-and-culture-anchored alternative + Brickell the more financial-services-employer-anchored alternative. The Metromover free people-mover connects both seamlessly.

Schools serving Downtown Miami?

District public: Phillis Wheatley + Frederick Douglass Elementary, Charles R. Drew K-8, Booker T. Washington Senior High (magnet for Marine + Health Sciences, in adjacent Overtown). Charter: Downtown Doral Charter Elementary, Doral + Mater Academy networks. Community college: Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus (largest college by enrollment in U.S.). Private: Saint Hugh Catholic, Saint Patrick Catholic, Centner Academy + multiple Catholic + Christian + Hebrew options across adjacent Edgewater + Coconut Grove + Brickell. Magnets: MAST, TERRA, School for Advanced Studies, Design + Architecture Senior High (DASH).

Can I buy a Downtown Miami property with Bitcoin?

Yes — Downtown is the most crypto-friendly real-estate market in Miami. Title companies in the Downtown + Brickell corridor are experienced with BTC closings at all price points including the Aston Martin + One Thousand Museum + Waldorf Astoria branded-residence luxury tier. Some branded-residence developers + sales offices have explicitly accepted crypto in their sales programs. Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has positioned Miami as a crypto-finance capital + the buyer pool includes substantial crypto-wealth representation. BTC pricing displayed on every listing.

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$599,000

225 N MIAMI Avenue # 2207, Miami FL 33128

1 bd 1 ba 530 sqft

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$619,900

398 NE 5TH Street # 1515, Miami FL 33132

1 bd 1 ba 560 sqft

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$900,000

1900 N Bayshore Drive # 2312, Miami FL 33132

3 bd 3 ba 1,494 sqft

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$649,900

50 Biscayne Blvd # 2801, Miami FL 33132

2 bd 2 ba 1,256 sqft

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Downtown Miami

$590,000

1900 N Bayshore Drive # 912, Miami FL 33132

2 bd 2 ba 1,215 sqft

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$1,975,000

244 Biscayne Blvd, Miami FL 33132

3 bd 3.5 ba 2,447 sqft

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Downtown Miami

$731,000

900 Biscayne Blvd # 5505, Miami FL 33132

1 bd 2 ba 929 sqft

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$725,000

1717 N Bayshore Dr # 3354, Miami FL 33132

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Down the block

What the numbers say about living in Downtown Miami

Each figure below is live from MIAMI MLS active inventory + FEMA flood data — nothing illustrative.

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Flood reality

About 10% of active for-sale homes here are mapped in a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area. Confirm a specific home's zone, elevation and insurance before you buy.

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What you'll pay

Median asking price is $635,000 (about $833/sq ft) — -15% vs MCR median.

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What's available

Condominium is the most common home type among the 655 homes for sale right now.

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Renting here

Median asking rent is $3,500/month across 300 active rentals — useful if you're weighing rent vs. buy.

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