Millux Place is a nine-story pre-construction condominium at 239 SW 12th Street in Miami's Brickell neighborhood, developed by Habitat Group together with Kazakhstan-based BI Group and designed by Kobi Karp Architecture. The building contains 99 fully furnished residences across a mixed-use stack: levels 2 through 6 house 79 hotel units in studio configurations with mini kitchens, and levels 7 and 8 deliver 20 condominium homes laid out as two-bedroom plus den layouts with two bathrooms, plus a single three-bedroom residence. Pricing at Millux Place opens around $490,000, a band that has positioned the project as one of the lower-cost new construction options on the western Brickell grid. Kobi Karp's design brief calls for a chic retro vocabulary with saturated color accents that sets Millux Place apart from the all-glass Brickell tower default. The SW 12th Street address sits on Brickell's southwestern grid, two blocks off the Miami River and within walking distance of the Eighth Street Metromover station. Brickell City Centre's retail and restaurant decks are about a five-minute walk north, Mary Brickell Village sits a similar distance northeast, and Simpson Park and Southside Park anchor the residential half of the grid. Downtown Miami, Wynwood, and Coconut Grove are each reachable in roughly 10 minutes by car, and the Brightline Miami station at MiamiCentral provides direct service to Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, and Orlando. The 12th Street corridor itself has filled in over the past decade with newer mid-rises that have shifted the area from a parking-lot-heavy fringe to an active residential block. Millux Place's amenity program runs above the typical nine-story Brickell building. Plans call for a rooftop pool and sundeck, a fitness center, a residents' lounge, covered parking, concierge service, and the hospitality program that supports the lower-floor short-stay units. The fully furnished delivery means buyers receive turnkey residences ready for either personal use or rental placement, and Habitat Group's prior Brickell projects have leaned on hospitality-style management that includes housekeeping and front-desk support. Millux Place's combination of furnished delivery, flexible-stay zoning, and lower entry pricing has kept the project active with both international investors and Miami-based portfolio buyers.