Physical distinction
Full-floor or duplex scale, private elevator entry, materially higher ceilings, large outdoor space, summer kitchen potential, private pool or roof deck, and floor plans that are not repeated throughout the stack.
Live listings and an advisor-curated guide to Miami Beach, Surfside, Bal Harbour, Sunny Isles, Fisher Island, Coconut Grove, Brickell and Downtown.
Miami's penthouse market is not one market. Oceanfront residences trade on scarcity and protected views; mainland towers compete through architecture, service and new-product quality. This guide brings both sides together.
The live search below is limited to for-sale condominium inventory and is refreshed as MLS status changes. It includes publicly marketed penthouses across Greater Miami. Sponsor-controlled, pre-market and privately offered residences may not appear in the feed.
Miami penthouse prices are not directly comparable. A recorded resale provides firmer evidence of value than an asking price, while a pre-construction contract may not close for several years. These residences illustrate important public benchmarks rather than a ranking of homes currently available.
| No. | Penthouse | Location | Price benchmark | Approximate size | Basis and date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rivage Bal Harbour Longevity Penthouse | Bal Harbour | $75 million | 10,264 interior SF plus 9,531 exterior SF (19,795 total) | Publicly marketed asking price, August 2026 |
| 2 | Ritz-Carlton Residences South Beach combined penthouses | South Beach | Up to $125 million | Two penthouses; final combined plan not publicly fixed | Reported combined asking opportunity, 2025 |
| 3 | Shore Club Private Collection Penthouse | Miami Beach | More than $120 million | Approximately 10,500 interior SF | Reported pre-construction contract, 2024 |
| 4 | Seaway at The Surf Club Penthouse | Surfside | $86 million | Approximately 16,053 SF | Closed November 2025 |
| 5 | Faena House penthouse (two units) | Mid-Beach | $60 million | 12,516 interior SF plus 9,900 exterior SF, as marketed across the two units (never combined) | Closed September 2015 |
| 6 | Mandarin Oriental Miami Duplex Penthouses | Brickell Key | $49.9 million each | Approximately 8,000 SF each | Two reported contracts, March 2026 |
| 7 | St. Regis Residences Miami Upper Penthouse | Brickell | $45 million | More than 10,000 SF plus private roof deck | Publicly announced asking price, January 2024 |
| 8 | Four Seasons Residences at The Surf Club PH4 | Surfside | $44 million | Approximately 7,300 SF | Recorded closed sale, April 2024 |
| 9 | One Thousand Museum Full-Floor Penthouse | Downtown Miami | $24.6 million | Approximately 9,200 interior SF | Closed February 2026 |
| 10 | Cipriani Residences Miami Penthouse 1 | Brickell | $16.2 million | Approximately 4,860 SF | Publicly announced asking price, July 2023 |
Benchmark reporting was reviewed through August 1, 2026. Sources include Realtor.com, The Wall Street Journal via Swire Properties, Mansion Global, Town & Country and publicly reported property records. Asking prices can change, reported contracts remain subject to closing and private transactions may not be publicly disclosed.
Availability, asking prices and listing status can change without notice.
Use the live feed as the public-market layer: listed Miami penthouses, Miami Beach penthouses for sale, Brickell upper-floor residences and Sunny Isles oceanfront penthouses. The private layer is separate.
A Miami penthouse should be more than a high-floor label. The strongest purchases have a clear reason the residence cannot be replicated lower in the building or in the next tower.
Full-floor or duplex scale, private elevator entry, materially higher ceilings, large outdoor space, summer kitchen potential, private pool or roof deck, and floor plans that are not repeated throughout the stack.
Oceanfront and bayfront penthouses should be underwritten for long-term exposure, not only current views. Setback, neighboring parcels, height limits and future development matter.
Service, privacy, elevator capacity, parking, storage, insurance, reserves, building staff and HOA trajectory determine whether the residence lives like a trophy or only photographs like one.
The right penthouse market depends on what the buyer is really buying: land scarcity, branded service, rental flexibility, skyline height, beach access or family-office privacy.
Best for oceanfront scarcity, South of Fifth privacy, Mid-Beach cultural depth and branded hospitality residences.
Best for new branded product, bay views, financial-district access and larger pre-construction opportunities.
Best for direct oceanfront towers, international buyer depth, full-service amenities and very large upper-floor layouts.
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How the index is built. Selection reflects penthouse architecture, privacy, outdoor space, view protection, service platform, neighborhood scarcity and resale recognition. It includes delivered buildings and significant projects in the development pipeline. Placement is editorial, not a claim that a penthouse is actively listed today.
Foster + Partners designed a Mid-Beach building where broad wraparound terraces and a limited residence count make the upper floors fundamentally scarce.
Surfside's historic club setting, Richard Meier architecture and Four Seasons service create one of Miami's most internationally recognized resale addresses.
At the southern end of Miami Beach, Apogee combines protected water views, expansive terraces and a highly private, low-density residential program.
Zaha Hadid's structural exoskeleton gives the Park West tower an architectural identity that remains distinct from Miami's conventional glass high-rises.
Renzo Piano's North Beach tower sits between ocean and park, pairing unusually low density with a setting that cannot be readily replicated.
Sunny Isles buyers choose Turnberry for height, direct ocean frontage and a broad amenity platform suited to full-service vertical living.
The Brickell Key project combines branded service, bay exposure and a private-island setting within immediate reach of the Brickell financial district.
At the mouth of the Miami River, the delivered tower offers expansive bay and skyline views with a recognizable automotive-branded design language.
Limited supply, controlled access and a waterfront position on Fisher Island make this one of the clearest scarcity-driven propositions in South Florida.
Rivage brings a contemporary, low-density oceanfront alternative to Bal Harbour, with large-format residences and direct beach frontage.
The South Beach project pairs a globally familiar service brand with a prominent Collins Avenue position and a small collection of upper-floor residences.
Robert A.M. Stern Architects brings a more classically composed residential profile to Brickell's bayfront development pipeline.











The top of Miami's penthouse market is increasingly tied to hotel, fashion and automotive brands. The brand can support service consistency and resale recognition, but the premium still has to be tested against floor plan, exposure, operator quality and carrying costs.
Ritz-Carlton, Four Seasons, St. Regis, Mandarin Oriental and Waldorf Astoria buyers should compare concierge scope, housekeeping, food-and-beverage access, spa programming and owner rental limits.
Aston Martin, Armani/Casa, Bentley, Dolce&Gabbana and similar projects may price a design identity into the residence. Separate brand appeal from hard real estate fundamentals.
Brand premiums are strongest when the building has scarcity, operating discipline and a proven buyer pool. A name alone does not protect value if the pipeline nearby is deep.
The most expensive residence is not automatically the strongest penthouse purchase. Building quality, ownership structure and future view protection often matter more than the marketing label.
Review recent closed sales, association financials, reserves, insurance, pending assessments, structural reports and the real operating history of the service platform.
Compare deposit structure, completion risk, assignment restrictions, floor-plan efficiency, developer record and what is included at delivery.
Evaluate protected exposure, private outdoor area, elevator access, ceiling height, parking, storage and whether the layout is genuinely differentiated from lower floors.
Compare the broader Miami condo market analysis, the city's most expensive homes, the emerging Billionaires' Beach corridor, and the private-island context in our Fisher Island guide. For sponsor inventory, review Miami pre-construction residences.
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