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The Perigon

Building facts

Address
5333 Collins Avenue
Neighborhood
Miami Beach
Year built
2025
Floors
17
Residences
73
Status
Pre-Construction
Developer
Mast Capital, Starwood Capital
Architect
OMA by Rem Koolhaas
Pricing
Starting at $4.2 Million

Miami Beach

Yr. Built

Est. 2025

Stories

17

No. Units

83

Pre-Construction Opportunity

Prices starting from $4.2 Million

The Perigon Miami Beach

Perigon Miami Pre-Construction Condos

5333 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida 33141 | Neighborhood: Miami Beach

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The Perigon is luxury condo development planned for an oceanfront site in Miami Beach. It is also the first Miami Beach Condo Tower Designed By Rem Koolhaas’s OMA. Coconut Grove-based Mast, formed a joint venture with Barry Sternlicht’s Starwood to develop the 17-story, 82-unit building at 5333 Collins Avenue. 

Mast and Starwood are beginning sales by opening reservations to buyers. Units will range from 2,100 square feet to 6,700 square feet, and from two to four bedrooms. Units start at $3 million.

The Perigon is expected to include a restaurant, speakeasy-style bar and a conservatory with a breakfast bar, a sunrise lounge and terrace, a pool and hot tub, spa, fitness center and more. The building is expected to be delivered in 2025. The project adds to a growing list of new luxury condo developments launching sales in South Florida. Developers and brokers have been rushing to complete their marketing materials and hit the market to capture as many buyers as possible. 

OMA designed the building as a series of “towers,” rotated to orient and enhance views from all residences toward the Atlantic Ocean, while also optimizing views of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline overlooking Miami Beach. The towers are merged and lifted into a singular form that responds to the panoramic views and frees the ground-plane below, creating the appearance that the building is only gently touching the ground. The resulting reduced footprint maximizes space for the gardens below. A subtle contrast in shape between the towers—organic meeting orthogonal—highlights their juxtaposition.

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