Pre-Construction · Downtown Miami
From $1.3M
Two 68-story riverfront towers connected by an Olympic-pool Sky Bridge — 406 residences where Faena's art and culture-driven brand meets the Miami River, designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects. From $1.3M.
| Residence Type | Size | Starting Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Bedroom | 700 – 1,000 sq ft | From $1,300,000 | |
| 2 Bedroom | 1,200 – 1,800 sq ft | From $2,500,000 | |
| 3 – 4 Bedroom + Penthouse | 2,200 – 5,000 sq ft | From $4,500,000 |
The Neighborhood
The stretch of the Miami River nearest Downtown Miami carries a unique dual identity: it is both the city's oldest working waterway and its newest luxury residential corridor. Tugboats and commercial barges share the river with water taxis and pleasure craft, giving the waterfront a vitality — a sense of actual city life — that purely residential marinas typically lack. The Riverwalk along the north bank connects Faena Residences by foot to Brickell to the west and to Bayside Marketplace and Museum Park to the east.
Downtown Miami's recent transformation has been driven by both private investment — Miami World Center, One Bayfront Plaza, the Waldorf Astoria tower — and public infrastructure investments in parks, transit, and cultural institutions. The Baywalk and Riverwalk together provide more than 6 miles of connected waterfront pedestrian access, making Downtown Miami one of the most walkable waterfront environments in any Florida city.
The Faena brand's Downtown expansion is significant: Faena established its reputation on Miami Beach's Collins Avenue through an investment in art and cultural programming unprecedented in the residential real estate market. Bringing that brand identity to the Miami River means that Downtown's cultural offering now includes one of the world's most distinctive residential-lifestyle concepts, positioned at a price point that dramatically broadens the buyer audience compared to Faena's South Beach properties.
Faena Residences Downtown Miami brings the brand's singular fusion of art, culture, and wellness to two 68-story towers on the Miami River, connected by a Sky Bridge containing an Olympic-sized pool — a dramatic social infrastructure joining the buildings above the street. Rafael Viñoly Architects — whose practice designed 432 Park Avenue in New York and the Tour de Verre in Paris — shaped the towers, with Bryan O'Sullivan Studio crafting the interiors for Fortune International Group and KAR Properties.
406 residences with 10-to-14-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass offer direct views of the Miami River, Biscayne Bay, and the city skyline, with boat access available via the river below. The Faena lifestyle program — curated art installations, immersive culinary experiences, cultural programming, and a wellness philosophy that the brand has refined since establishing itself on Miami Beach — comes to Downtown in its most architecturally ambitious expression.
The Miami River position enables a residential experience that is genuinely distinct from bay-facing or ocean-facing towers: the working river, the Riverwalk promenade, and direct water taxi access to Brickell and Downtown create a daily relationship with Miami's oldest waterway. Completion is targeted for Q4 2029.
A dramatic structure connecting both 68-story towers at an elevated floor, housing an Olympic-sized pool and shared social amenities — a signature architectural element unique to this development.
Rafael Viñoly Architects, designers of 432 Park Avenue in New York. Interiors by Bryan O'Sullivan Studio.
Yes — the Miami River location provides water access for large-boat pick-up and drop-off directly at the building.
Faena is a culture-driven hospitality and real estate brand known for its immersive art programming, distinctive aesthetic, and culinary experiences, established at Miami Beach's Faena District.
$1.3M to $6.8M.
Q4 2029.
Wolsen Developments
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