Ytech Plans 52-Story Brickell Condo Tower
Developer Ytech unveiled plans for 75 Broadway, a 106-unit luxury condo tower facing Biscayne Bay in Miami's Brickell neighborhood.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Construction
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Ytech unveiled plans for 75 Broadway, a 52-story luxury condo tower in Brickell with 106 units, including seven penthouses. Condos will start at $3 million, and the building is expected to be completed in late 2029.
Why it matters
The project is Ytech's second major condo development in the Brickell pipeline, and the developer chose fewer units than the site's zoning allows, aligning with a broader trend among luxury condo builders selling larger residences at higher prices. For Miami readers, it signals continued high-end residential development in one of the city's most prominent neighborhoods.
The project is planned at 52 stories and roughly 600 feet, with 106 units against a zoning allowance of nearly 300, and 42,000 square feet of amenities. Construction timing beyond the projected late 2029 completion was not specified.
The players
Ytech
Ytech is the Miami-based developer behind the 75 Broadway project and the Residences at 1428 Brickell, a 70-story luxury condo tower currently under construction.
KPF
KPF is the architecture firm designing the 75 Broadway tower, known for large-scale high-rise and mixed-use projects worldwide.
Enea Landscape Architecture
Enea Landscape Architecture is the firm designing the landscaping for the 75 Broadway project.
The details
Designed by KPF with landscaping by Enea Landscape Architecture, the tower will sit on Broadway Road facing Biscayne Bay and Simpson Park. Units range from one-bedroom residences with dens to three-bedroom condos, each with a private elevator foyer.
Timeline
Late 2029: 75 Broadway is expected to be completed.
Market Landscape
Ytech's second Brickell tower follows its 70-story Residences at 1428 Brickell, extending a strategy of fewer, larger, higher-priced units in one of Miami's most competitive luxury condo markets. The choice to build below zoning capacity places the project among developers prioritizing premium pricing over unit volume.
Buyers considering Brickell condos should note the $3 million starting price and limited unit counts, which may mean fewer available units per floor. The late 2029 completion timeline means prospective residents will be planning around a multi-year wait.
The takeaway
Luxury condo developers in Brickell are increasingly choosing fewer, larger units over maximum density, a shift that favors buyers seeking space and exclusivity but limits overall supply in the neighborhood.
Further reading
Explore more Miami Construction coverage for context on the city's high-rise development.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Real Deal New York.
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