There are moments in Miami real estate when a new offering does more than raise the bar. It redefines what the top of the market looks like. The reveal of The 1931 Collection at Cipriani Residences Miami is exactly that kind of moment, and I want to share why I believe these two penthouses are among the most significant residences ever brought to market in Brickell.
A Tribute Nearly a Century in the Making
The collection takes its name from 1931, the year Harry's Bar first opened its doors in Venice and the Cipriani story began. Nearly one hundred years later, that legacy of warmth, ritual, and impeccable hospitality now crowns the tallest residential tower south of Manhattan, rising approximately 950 feet above Brickell and Biscayne Bay.
Two extraordinary homes make up the collection: The San Marco, offered at $33 million, and The Torcello, offered at $19.8 million. Each is named for a Venetian landmark woven into the Cipriani family's history, and each interprets that heritage in a distinctly Miami way.
The San Marco: A Private Estate in the Sky
Spanning three levels and 9,677 square feet of combined interior and outdoor living, The San Marco is conceived as a true estate above the city. The heart of the home is a dramatic 24-foot Great Room framed by panoramic views of Biscayne Bay, an unforgettable setting for both daily life and grand entertaining.
The residence is built around gathering. A sculptural kitchen island in lacquered wood and Calacatta marble anchors the main living space, supported by a fully equipped chef's kitchen, an integrated wet bar, and a dedicated wine display.
The private rooftop is where this penthouse truly separates itself. An infinity-edge pool, summer kitchen, and wraparound terrace overlook the bay, while a personal wellness suite extends outdoors with a cold plunge, hot tub, and meditative massage pavilion. There is even a private putting green. Wellness here is not an amenity you visit. It is a rhythm you live.
The Torcello: Intimacy at the Highest Level
At 6,703 square feet of interior and outdoor living, The Torcello offers a more intimate expression of the collection, designed for buyers who prize privacy and craftsmanship above all.
Its signature space may be the Midnight Bar, a room devoted to the after-dark ritual of cocktails and conversation that has defined Cipriani hospitality for generations. A private screening room, chef's kitchen, dedicated wine storage, and the same lacquered wood and Calacatta marble island complete the interiors.
Outside, an infinity-edge pool overlooking Biscayne Bay, an open-air shower, a summer kitchen, and a wraparound terrace create a serene private retreat, complemented by an in-residence gym, wellness room, outdoor cold plunge, and hot tub.
Hospitality That Travels With You
What makes ownership here singular is the service. Residents enjoy in-residence dining prepared by the Cipriani culinary team, bringing the brand's legendary approach to food and entertaining directly into the home. Ownership also opens doors around the world, with access to reservations across the family's global collection of restaurants, lounges, and events, from Venice to New York, Monte Carlo, Dubai, Hong Kong, and beyond.
Why This Matters for the Miami Market
Cipriani Residences Miami is the brand's first ground-up residential development in North America, with architecture by Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Arquitectonica and bespoke interiors by 1508 London. The tower is already 85 percent sold to buyers from more than 30 countries ahead of its anticipated Summer 2027 occupancy.
Numbers like that tell a clear story: the world's most discerning buyers continue to choose Miami, and branded residences at this level remain one of the strongest segments of our luxury market. When heritage, design, and service converge the way they do in The 1931 Collection, value tends to endure across generations, exactly as these homes were designed to.
If you would like to learn more about The 1931 Collection, Brickell's evolving skyline, or opportunities across South Florida's luxury market, I would love to be your guide.
