Now Selling · Brickell, Miami
From $5.6M
75 stories of crystal-inspired architecture at 444 Brickell Avenue — 360 residences where Baccarat's 260-year French crystal legacy defines every detail, from the riverfront villas to the penthouse collection.
| Residence Type | Size | Starting Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Bedroom | 2,200 – 2,800 sq ft | From $5,575,000 | |
| 3 Bedroom | 3,500 – 4,200 sq ft | From $7,800,000 | |
| Penthouse | 6,000 – 12,000 sq ft | From $15,000,000 |
The Neighborhood
The site at 444 Brickell Avenue places Baccarat Residences at one of Miami's most historically and geographically significant points: where the Miami River meets Biscayne Bay. The Miami River is one of the oldest inhabited waterways in Florida — a trade route used by the Tequesta people for centuries and later by William Brickell's 1871 trading post. Today the Riverwalk is a mile-long linear park along the river's north bank, connecting residents on foot to Brickell's restaurants, hotels, and marina.
Brickell's designation as Florida's international banking hub — with over 55 global banks concentrated within the neighborhood's boundaries — has driven residential demand that produced some of Miami's most ambitious towers. Brickell City Centre and Mary Brickell Village anchor the retail and dining scene. To the north is Downtown Miami; to the south, Coconut Grove's canopy-covered streets and marinas. The result is a neighborhood with genuine 24/7 urban energy rare in Florida.
For buyers arriving from New York, São Paulo, Bogotá, or London, Brickell delivers a density of amenity and walkability that few Florida addresses match. A Baccarat Residences owner can walk to the Michelin-recognized Mandarin Oriental spa, reach five Michelin-starred restaurants on foot, and be at Miami International Airport in 18 minutes. The river-facing position at 444 Brickell adds a waterway dimension — boat access, river views — that pure tower addresses cannot offer.
Baccarat Residences Brickell rises 75 stories at 444 Brickell Avenue along the north bank of the Miami River — one of the city's most coveted waterfront positions, where the river meets Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic glimmers to the east. Developed by Related Group and GTIS Partners, the tower marks Baccarat's first residential venture and the most direct translation of the 260-year-old French crystal house's identity into physical space.
Architecture by Arquitectonica establishes a distinctive crystalline façade of reflective glass that recalls the way light refracts through Baccarat's finest pieces. Interiors by Meyer Davis Studio — the New York firm behind acclaimed hospitality projects worldwide — use the brand's palette: deep navy, champagne, and the prismatic clarity of white light through cut crystal. Every residence includes Baccarat crystal fixtures, custom cabinetry, and the kind of material refinement that distinguishes a true ownership experience from a mere purchase.
The amenity program spans 60,000 square feet: a 70-foot heated riverside pool, a champagne lounge, private marina access, a full Baccarat-branded spa, a rooftop observation deck, and concierge services calibrated to international buyers. At 324 tower residences plus 8 penthouses and 28 riverfront villas — 360 homes in total — Baccarat Residences is both exclusive in character and generous in its programming.
From $5,575,000 for a two-bedroom residence.
360 total — 324 tower residences, 8 penthouses, and 28 riverfront villas.
Developed by Related Group and GTIS Partners, designed by Arquitectonica, with interiors by Meyer Davis Studio.
Yes — Baccarat crystal fixtures and design elements are integrated throughout residences and all amenity spaces.
Yes — the building includes a private marina on the Miami River for resident use.
2026.
Wolsen Developments
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