The Delmore Surfside · #501

The Delmore is a planned 12-story oceanfront condominium at 8777 Collins Avenue in Surfside, FL 33154, on the ocean side of Collins with about 200 linear feet of beach. It is DAMAC International's first U.S. project. Zaha Hadid Architects is the design architect, with ODP Architects as architect of record, HBA Residential on interiors, CLAD on landscape and Douglas Elliman handling sales. The site is where Champlain Towers South stood until its partial collapse on June 24, 2021, which killed 98 people. DAMAC bought the land for $120 million at a court-ordered auction in 2022, and the proceeds went toward the settlement for victims' families and survivors. DAMAC markets 37 four- and five-bedroom residences, delivered fully finished, plus smaller guest or staff units on the lower floors. North and south wings frame an open-air central canyon, typical floors hold no more than four homes, and the top two floors of each wing hold one residence each. DAMAC says residences average about 7,000 square feet, with penthouses from about 10,000 square feet, and lists prices from $15 million. The facade is glass-fiber reinforced concrete toned to the sand, wrapped in staggered curving terraces. Residences open from private elevator foyers and include Molteni&C kitchens with carved marble islands. More than 55,000 square feet of amenities include a 75-foot transparent rooftop pool spanning both wings about 125 feet above the ground, a 75-foot indoor lap pool, a spa with hot and cold plunge pools, a private residents' restaurant, a meditation garden of more than 20,000 square feet and beach butler service. Surf Row Residences sits across Collins Avenue, and 88th Street beside the site is reserved for a Champlain Towers South memorial. The town approved the plan in September 2023 and the foundation permit in August 2025. Reporting in April 2026 found no signed contracts, with DAMAC resubmitting its master building permit and seeking construction insurance and a general contractor, and in June 2026 the Wall Street Journal reported construction halted since February. DAMAC says 2029 completion remains on track and planned a sales relaunch for late 2026. Join the waitlist on this page for relaunch and construction updates.