St. Regis Residences, Miami In Brickell Files For Construction Permit + Releases A New Amenity

 
While the demolition permit of the existing structure at 1809 Brickell Avenue is being considered, Related Group has filed for their construction permit to begin work on St. Regis Residences, Miami. This is all a logistical strategy to allow work to remain constant once they are given the go-ahead to start moving dirt.

While all of this is going on in the background, we have also learned about a convenient and luxurious new offering for the owners of St. Regis Residences, Miami.

Rendering of St Regis Residences Miami Brickell

Timelines & Details

In June, the St. Regis Residences, Miami went before the Urban Design Review Board (UDRB) and swiftly received a unanimous approval, as expected. The only suggestion they were given was to look at some of the balconies on the lower levels to make sure the buyers could ultimately put enough furniture out there. And so they will…

They will also be preserving the canopy of banyan trees on the site, which is always a pleasant and important thing with new development in Miami.

Acting Chairman Agustin Barrera said, “I think the building is very elegant. Very well detailed. I like the layering that was done vertically, with regards to how the massing was broken up. I love how it interacts with the water and with the street, and incorporating the banyan trees.” According to Miami Today News, who was present for the review process.

Fast forward to July, they went before the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) and received approval for the project’s final height. The FAA has the final sayso on this, as nobody wants to impede flight traffic to MIA. They received such, the final tower will stand at 630 feet above ground.

To give you some perspective, these filings usually take about 4 months. The UDRB is awaiting final plans in order to grant the construction permit approval, so we imagine they are looking at those balconies.

According to The Next Miami, the construction cost is listed at $201 million.

Rendering of St Regis Residences Miami Brickell at Dusk

The New Offering

In addition to the elevated lifestyle of the St. Regis Miami Residents, the developer realizes that people who choose to live in a hotel-branded property are likely avid travelers as well.

They are including a complimentary 2-year Marriott Bonvoy Platinum Elite status. The owner benefits include:

• 10% off the regular room rate
• Upgrades at check-in, including suites (when available)
• Daily breakfast for two
• 4:00pm late checkout (when available)
• A special welcome amenity with a note from the hotel’s general manager
• A special additional hotel amenity, depending upon the property and location. This could include a food and beverage credit, or spa credit, etc.
• A guaranteed room type
• Complimentary in-room internet access
• Exclusive member rates
• Legendary St. Regis staff and service
• Personalized concierge to assist the residents and their guests

This Bonvoy program is available at all Marriott-owned brands, of which the list is lengthy and includes Edition, The Ritz Carlton, St. Regis, W Hotels, and JW Marriott.

It is important to note that while the St. Regis Miami Residences in Brickell is a hotel-branded development, there is no public hotel on site. It is residential-only with a limited collection of 152 waterfront residences.

Rendering of St Regis Residences Miami Brickell Living

The homes range from two- to six-bedroom layouts with prices starting at $3.7 million.

If you are interested in a presentation of the project including specific layouts and prices, please contact Michael Light, Broker and Executive Director of Luxury Sales at Douglas Elliman. You may reach Michael directly at (786) 566-1700 or via email at michael@miamiluxuryhomes.com.

Photos courtesy of Related Group/Integra Investments