Priority Miami Real Estate highlights five new pre-construction developments entering the Miami market in 2026, spanning Brickell, Downtown Miami, North Miami and the Miami Design District. Together, the projects illustrate how branding, architecture, wellness and location are shaping the city’s next cycle of luxury residential development.
Five New Projects Across Miami
The roundup begins with 619 Brickell Residences by Foster + Partners, a Nobu-branded residential tower in Brickell designed by Foster + Partners. Priority Miami Real Estate describes the project as reflecting Nobu’s Japanese Zen philosophy, with a private pre-launch underway and an official launch scheduled for March 2026.
In North Miami, Continuum 12000 Sport & Wellness Residences brings a waterfront concept centered on sport, wellness and active living. The development is planned with a private marina and The Mermaid Club™, a signature amenity destination that reinforces the project’s lifestyle focus.
Downtown Miami is represented by Delano Residences Miami, described as the first-ever Delano-branded residential project. Planned as a supertall tower, the development will pair luxury residences with a sky pool and Delano-branded lifestyle amenities.
The Miami Design District contributes two projects to the list. Miami Design Residences is a limited collection designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect David Chipperfield, adding a design-led residential offering within the neighborhood’s established cultural and retail setting.
Kempinski Brings European Hospitality to the Design District
The roundup also features Kempinski Residences Miami Design District, Kempinski’s first branded residential project in the United States. Located at the gateway to the Miami Design District, the development combines luxury condominiums and private townhomes with European hospitality services, bringing the Kempinski residential model into one of Miami’s most design-focused neighborhoods.
Early-Stage Launches Shape the 2026 Opportunity
Priority Miami Real Estate frames timing as an important part of the preconstruction market. Newly released and pre-launch projects can offer broader unit selection and earlier pricing before inventory reaches wider market exposure. As sales progress, the publication notes that pricing structures often adjust, making the launch phase particularly relevant in high-demand areas such as Brickell and the Design District.
Across the five projects, the common thread is a focus on distinct identity: internationally recognized hospitality brands, prominent architecture, wellness-oriented programming and sought-after Miami locations. The roundup presents these developments as signals of where the city’s luxury preconstruction market is heading in 2026, with Kempinski adding a European hospitality perspective to the Design District’s growing residential landscape.
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