Pre-Construction · Surfside
From $15M
Only 37 residences on 200 feet of Surfside beachfront — Zaha Hadid architecture in the Billionaire's Triangle, a Sky Pool at 125 feet, Michelin-starred dining, and dedicated Residence Managers. From $15M.
| Residence Type | Size | Starting Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 – 4 Bedroom | 5,000 – 7,000 sq ft | From $15,000,000 | |
| 5 Bedroom | 7,500 – 9,500 sq ft | From $25,000,000 | |
| Penthouse / Estate | 10,000 – 12,000 sq ft | From $35,000,000 |
The Neighborhood
Surfside is a 0.7-square-mile oceanfront municipality between Miami Beach to the south and Bal Harbour to the north. Despite its small size — just 5,700 permanent residents — it has become one of the most sought-after residential addresses in the Western Hemisphere, bordered to the north by the Bal Harbour Shops (the world's highest-grossing retail center per square foot) and to the west by Indian Creek Village, the most exclusive private community in the United States.
The 'Billionaire's Triangle' nomenclature captures the geometry of these three places — Surfside, Bal Harbour, and Indian Creek — which together form a residential enclave that combines oceanfront access, privacy, and the infrastructure of ultra-high-net-worth life in a density found nowhere else in the Americas. Indian Creek Village has hosted some of the world's wealthiest families as permanent or seasonal residents for decades. Bal Harbour Shops delivers the luxury retail experience of Bond Street or Rodeo Drive in a four-acre outdoor setting. Surfside provides the residential and beachfront context that ties both together.
Post-Champlain Towers tragedy in 2021, Surfside became the subject of intense international attention and even more intense rebuilding. DAMAC and Zaha Hadid's decision to develop The Delmore on this site represents a confident architectural statement: that this location, with its irreplaceable geography and ultra-exclusive neighborhood context, deserves a building that elevates the standard for what oceanfront living in the most prestigious zip code in Florida should be.
The Delmore occupies one of the last unspoiled oceanfront parcels in Surfside — the small oceanfront municipality bordered by Bal Harbour to the north and Indian Creek Village to the west that constitutes the geographic heart of what global real estate markets refer to as the 'Billionaire's Triangle.' Designed by Zaha Hadid Architects — the practice that has continued the late Dame Zaha Hadid's legacy of fluid, biomimetic architecture — with interiors by Hirsch Bedner Associates and developed by DAMAC International, the 12-story building houses just 37 residences across two acres of Atlantic oceanfront.
Every residence comes with a dedicated Residence Manager and residential butlers providing five-star hotel service that is calibrated specifically to 37 families — not the 350+ that most competing branded towers serve. The Sky Pool, suspended at 125 feet above the ocean and visible from the beach below, is one of the most architecturally remarkable amenity features in Florida. A 75-foot lap pool, private Michelin-starred restaurant, and comprehensive wellness facilities are reserved exclusively for the 37 owners.
Residences range from approximately 5,000 to 12,000 square feet — the smallest of which would constitute a large penthouse in any other building. At $15M to $40.2M, The Delmore occupies the apex of the Miami luxury market: the address for buyers for whom the question is not price but exclusivity, and for whom a 37-family building on 200 feet of Surfside beach represents the irreducible minimum of what their residential standard requires. Completion is targeted for Q4 2029.
Only 37 residences share two acres of Surfside oceanfront — among the lowest resident density of any luxury building in South Florida.
Zaha Hadid Architects, with interiors by Hirsch Bedner Associates (HBA) and development by DAMAC International.
A glass-bottomed pool cantilevered at 125 feet above the ocean — one of the most dramatic architectural amenity features in any residential building in Florida.
The tri-municipality enclave of Surfside, Bal Harbour, and Indian Creek Village — one of the wealthiest and most exclusive residential geographies in the Western Hemisphere.
$15M to $40.2M.
Q4 2029.
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