Domus Brickell Park is a 12-story pre-construction condo-hotel at 1611 SW 2nd Avenue in Miami's Brickell financial district, developed by North Development - the joint venture between Miami-based Oak Capital and Peru-based Edifica. Zyscovich Architects leads the design, with Urban Robot Associates handling interiors and Thornton Construction managing the build. The building delivers 171 fully furnished residences under North Development's FLATS framework - Flexible Apartments for Temporary Stays - which lets owners switch between personal occupancy and short-term rental placement. Floor plans range from studios to two-bedroom layouts spanning 330 to 979 square feet, and pricing currently runs from the $600,000s to roughly $1.2 million. The 1611 SW 2nd Avenue address sits on the southern half of the western Brickell grid, in the quieter residential zone south of Brickell City Centre and adjacent to Southside Park. Brickell City Centre, Mary Brickell Village, and Southside Park are each within a five-minute walk, and the Kaseya Center, Pérez Art Museum Miami, Frost Museum of Science, and Brightline Miami station are each less than 10 minutes by car. The Brickell Metromover and Metrorail stations sit two blocks east along SW 1st Avenue, the Rickenbacker Causeway is reached in 10 minutes for access to Key Biscayne and Crandon Park, and Miami Beach is roughly 15 minutes north via the MacArthur Causeway. Domus Brickell Park completed its foundation pour in late 2024 and began vertical construction during 2025, with the project reporting more than 60% sold and a Q1 2026 delivery target. Amenities include co-working spaces, high-speed internet connectivity, a wellness center, a steam room, and a fitness room, supported by 24-hour management oversight from North Management and a fully activated lobby with food and beverage services. Each residence at Domus Brickell Park includes nine-foot ceilings, private balconies, smart-lock keyless entry, in-unit washers and dryers, and a fully furnished delivery package that accommodates both end-users and rental investors.