Cassa Brickell is a 10-story boutique condominium at 201 SW 17th Road on the western edge of Miami's Brickell neighborhood, developed by TSG Paragon Development and completed in 2016. The Cassa Brickell tower delivers 81 residences across one-, two-, and three-bedroom layouts with 21 different floor plans, and Cassa earned LEED Silver certification for its low-impact construction and energy systems. Residences at Cassa Brickell feature floor-to-ceiling windows, Italian porcelain flooring, European cabinetry, and private terraces, with finish packages designed for a low-density, owner-occupied population rather than mass investor turnover. The 201 SW 17th Road address sits a short walk from the Brickell financial core, with Mary Brickell Village three blocks north and Brickell City Centre roughly half a mile away. Residents reach the Brickell Metromover station and the Eighth Street Metrorail stop on foot, and the Rickenbacker Causeway connects directly to Key Biscayne, Crandon Park, and Virginia Key beaches within a 10-minute drive. The immediate stretch of SW 17th Road is quieter than the central Brickell Avenue corridor, with low-rise apartment buildings, the Brickell Roads residential pocket, and waterfront access along the Miami River roughly a quarter mile west. The Cassa Brickell amenity program is rooftop-focused: the top floor holds an infinity-edge pool, a summer kitchen with grilling stations, a covered lounge area, and a fitness center with sauna. Cassa also provides a controlled-access lobby, assigned covered parking, individual storage units, electric vehicle charging stations, and bike storage, and the building's small unit count keeps the rooftop deck and gym usable rather than crowded by transient renters. The Cassa Brickell residences combine sustainable LEED Silver construction, contemporary Italian-finished interiors, and a walkable Financial District location at a scale that the neighborhood's 500-unit glass towers cannot match. Cassa's eighty-one-unit footprint also keeps HOA fees lower than the resort-style amenity buildings nearby, an attractive math for owner-occupiers and long-term holders.