For Buyers
Straight answers to the questions buyers actually ask about Millecento. Where a figure is market-dependent, it's computed live from the MLS; where it depends on association documents, we verify against the current documents rather than guessing.
As of today there are 22 residences for sale at Millecento, priced from $357,000 to $850,000, with an average asking price of about $677 per interior square foot. These figures update automatically from the MLS — see the market report for the full breakdown.
Yes. The building permits annual and seasonal leasing subject to association approval, and there are currently 30 residences offered for rent, from $2,675/mo. Confirm the current minimum-lease term and any per-unit restrictions against the condominium documents before contracting.
Association fees vary by residence size and are set by the condominium association; they fund the building's amenity program and service — the two pools, fitness center, spa and sauna, residents' lounge, 24-hour concierge and valet, common-area utilities and reserves. We provide the exact current fee, budget and reserve information for any specific unit as part of our buyer package, sourced from the association's current documents.
Purchases are subject to a standard association application and approval, typically measured in weeks. The building is pet-friendly for owners within association guidelines — confirm current pet rules (size, count and breed provisions) against the condominium documents before contracting.
Millecento was developed by The Related Group and completed in 2015, designed by architect Carlos Ott with interiors by the Italian design house Pininfarina — its first residential project in the United States, at 1100 South Miami Avenue in Brickell.
Because the tower rises 42 stories in the heart of Brickell, residences capture city, skyline and bay views depending on line, floor and orientation — the higher floors command sweeping panoramas over Brickell and Biscayne Bay beyond. The floor-plans page shows the layouts currently on the market.
Florida property taxes are assessed by Miami-Dade County on the unit's assessed value; there is no state income tax. We include the current tax bill and any assessment history for a specific unit in our buyer package rather than quoting a generic figure.
Tell us what you're looking for — line, floor, exposure, budget — and we'll assemble current availability (including off-market opportunities), comparable sales, association documents and floor plans, then coordinate showings, offer, approval and closing end to end.
Current availability, comparable sales, association documents, fees and floor plans for the exact units you're considering.