Brickell Avenue
ORA by Casa Tua
The entry ticket to new construction on Brickell Avenue. A lifestyle brand at volume, not a boutique.
- From
- $993K
- Floors
- 77
- Residences
- 540
- Delivery
- 2028 (target)
- Stage
- Launching
12
lots within a quarter mile of Ora could still be built on, none closer than 620 ft.
Already coming: Cipriani (rising, 780 ft), 1428 Brickell (rising, 870 ft), 888 Brickell by Dolce & Gabbana (planned, 960 ft) and Mercedes-Benz Places (planned, 1,300 ft).
County parcel records, Oct 17, 2026; not checked on the street. See them on the 3D map ›
Strengths
- Under $1M entry on Brickell Avenue, the lowest of our top six except Delano.
- Casa Tua's restaurant and club are a genuine draw for full-time residents.
- 77 floors on the Avenue, with bay views from upper east-facing lines.
Risks
- 540 residences make this the largest building of the six, so expect more inventory competing with yours at resale.
- The new-construction permit application was filed in July 2025. Confirm vertical progress before you count on 2028.
- Lots to the west (68, 82 and 84 SW 13th Street, and 1101 South Miami Avenue) are vacant and could rise to the height of neighboring towers.
Before you sign
- Confirm permit status and groundbreaking date in writing.
- Prefer east-facing lines. Check the west-side lots on our 3D map before choosing a city view.
- Ask how many residences have sold, and at what pace, before committing at launch pricing.
- Ask what share of the building is under signed contract with deposits posted. Reservations are not sales.
- Ask for the condo budget: HOA per sq ft, the reserve study and the insurance line. Florida now requires full structural reserves, and they flow into your fees.
Cash due, by date
Typical schedule on a $993K residence, the entry price.
- 20%At contract$199K20% paid
- 10%120 days after signing$99K30% paid
- 10%One year after signing$99K40% paid
- 10%When the top residential floor is poured$99K50% paid
- 50%At closing$497K100% paid
Typical Miami pre-construction schedule, modeled on Faena's. Each tower and unit differs; we confirm the exact terms when you pick a unit.
Plan to hold
Plan to hold about 3 to 4 years.
- TodaySign at launch
- 2028Building finished (target, early for a launch)
- About 2029Developer reaches about 95% sold
- 2029–30Your clean resale window opens
The rule we use: your real chance as a reseller starts once the building is finished and the developer is about 95% sold, usually within a year of completion. Before that, the developer undercuts resales with closing credits and incentives, and every early buyer is trying to sell at the same time. If the finish date slips, the plan moves with it.
Built next door
How the finished towers around ORA by Casa Tua rate. They are your future neighbors, and your alternative if you would rather buy built.
- The Bond on Brickell70 m · built 2016Review3.5
- Vue at Brickell90 m · built 2004Review3.0
- Dua Miami130 m · built 2017Review3.5
Ratings out of 5 by Ryan's Rankings.
The other towers we brief
Compiled by GroundFloor from developer materials, Miami-Dade and City of Miami records, construction reporting, and our own site visits. Neighbor ratings by Ryan's Rankings. Verify every figure against your contract and condominium documents. Updated October 17, 2026.