Pre-Construction · Miami Design District
From $3.8M
Twin 20-story towers linked by a sky bridge — 132 residences and 6 townhomes with 70,000 sq ft of amenities including a padel court, F1 simulator, and Europe's oldest luxury hotel brand. From $3.8M.
| Residence Type | Size | Starting Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 – 2 Bedroom | 900 – 1,600 sq ft | From $3,800,000 | |
| 3 Bedroom | 2,000 – 2,800 sq ft | From $5,200,000 | |
| Townhome | 3,500 – 5,000 sq ft, multi-level | From $6,000,000 |
The Neighborhood
The Design District's position on Biscayne Boulevard at its northern edge creates an unusually dynamic neighborhood boundary: to the south, the dense cultural energy of galleries and luxury flagships; to the north, the emerging arts corridor of the NORA District; to the east, Wynwood's murals and studios; to the west, Edgewater's bayfront. The Kempinski Residences site sits at precisely this convergence — inside the Design District but with immediate access to what comes next.
Kempinski's European roots make the Design District a particularly apt setting. The neighborhood's architectural ambition — buildings by Sou Fujimoto, Nicolas de Larmessin, and Sauerbruch Hutton among its commercial structures — approaches the standard of European city-center development in a way that most American commercial districts do not. The brand's portfolio includes some of Europe's most architecturally significant hotels, and the Design District is the Florida market that most closely reflects those values.
For residents of Kempinski Residences, the Design District provides not just world-class shopping but a genuine arts and culture infrastructure: the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami is four blocks away; Design Miami draws the world's leading art collectors annually during Art Basel week; and a 2-mile walk through Wynwood's gallery district and the Design District's public sculpture collection constitutes one of the world's better urban cultural itineraries.
Kempinski Residences brings Europe's oldest luxury hotel group to the Miami Design District in a twin-tower development connected by an elevated sky bridge — a physical expression of the building's social intent: two buildings, joined, with a communal program shared between them. Designed by Arquitectonica with interiors by Rockwell Group, the development places 132 residences and 6 luxury townhomes at a gateway position on Biscayne Boulevard, with Design District flagships and cultural institutions within walking distance.
The amenity program spans approximately 70,000 square feet and is among the most expansive relative to unit count of any development in Miami. A full-service spa, lap pool, cold plunge, signature restaurant, private dining salons, library lounge, wine cellar, screening room, padel court, golf simulator, and Formula 1 racing simulator serve fewer than 140 total homes — a ratio of amenity space per residence that ensures the Kempinski lifestyle program never feels crowded or impersonal.
Kempinski has operated in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia for over 100 years — managing properties including the Adlon in Berlin and the Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi. The Design District Residences represent the brand's most concentrated hospitality standard in a purely residential context: no hotel guests, no transient use, and the full Kempinski service delivered exclusively to owners. Completion is expected Q4 2029.
A padel court, golf simulator, and Formula 1 racing simulator — alongside a spa, lap pool, wine cellar, screening room, and private dining salon.
A physical bridge connecting the two towers at an elevated floor, housing shared social amenities and creating a continuous resident experience across both buildings.
Europe's oldest luxury hotel group, managing over 80 properties globally including the Adlon in Berlin and the Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi.
No — the Kempinski Residences are purely private ownership with Kempinski's hotel management standards applied exclusively for owners.
$3.8M to $6.9M.
Q4 2029.
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