Casa Cipriani

Casa Cipriani Miami Beach is a planned oceanfront condo-hotel at 3611 and 3621 Collins Avenue in Mid-Beach, about three blocks north of the Faena District. Approved plans call for a 19-story building with 23 condominium residences, a 36-room Casa Cipriani hotel and a private members' club. It would be the brand's first Florida location, following Casa Cipriani in New York and Milan. The project is a joint venture of 13th Floor Investments, Midtown Equities and the Cipriani family, with design by New York architect Brandon Haw, formerly of Foster + Partners. The 1.1-acre site holds two older hotels built in 1938 and 1980. In May 2025 the Miami Beach Historic Preservation Board unanimously approved the site plan, including demolition of both structures under Florida's 2024 Resiliency and Safe Structures Act. In April 2026 the developers closed a $105 million refinancing from BH3 Management. As of that reporting, demolition and building permits were still to be secured, and no construction timeline or delivery date had been released. The residences are reported to average about 3,900 square feet, in one- to four-bedroom layouts. When the project was announced in 2025, pricing was expected to start around $25 million. Select residences are planned with direct elevator access, 10-foot ceilings and imported Italian cabinetry. Planned amenities include a pool, a fitness center, a spa with steam rooms and saunas, a Cipriani restaurant, a garden bar, a jazz club, on-site catering and the members' club. With only 23 residences planned, buyers interested in Casa Cipriani should watch for the official sales launch. Join the waitlist on this page for pricing, floor plans and release updates as the developer shares them.