What was released
Cipriani Residences Miami introduced The 1931 Collection at 1420 South Miami Avenue, adding two defined and priced trophy residences to the top of the Brickell tower.
- The San Marco: $33 million and 9,677 combined interior and exterior square feet
- The Torcello: $19.8 million and 6,703 combined square feet
- Combined collection value of $52.8 million
- Occupancy anticipated beginning in summer 2027
Private amenities distinguish the two residences
Both penthouses reportedly include a private infinity pool, cold plunge and hot tub. San Marco adds a rooftop putting green and massage pavilion, while Torcello includes a gym, wellness room and screening room.
- The building is reported as 85% sold
- No incentive or purchase deadline was announced
- Rental restrictions were not addressed in the release
Todd’s buyer perspective
Separate interior living area from terraces when calculating effective price per square foot. The private amenities are meaningful, but buyers should also review carrying costs, current inventory, deposit exposure, condominium documents and the updated construction schedule.
Questions Clients Ask
Frequently asked questions
What are the Cipriani 1931 Collection prices?
The Torcello is priced at $19.8 million and the San Marco at $33 million, subject to current availability and developer confirmation.
When is occupancy expected?
The official project website anticipates occupancy beginning in summer 2027, subject to current construction and closing updates.