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South Florida New Construction · Downtown Miami · Okan Tower

By Josh Stein · Florida license SL3057661 · Updated 29 September 2026

Verified 24 September 2026Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser, Okan Tower website, The Real Deal +10 more13 sources

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Okan Tower rising over the downtown Miami skyline

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Okan Tower above Biscayne Bay at dusk

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The tulip-inspired crown of Okan Tower against the sky

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Downtown Miami at night with Okan Tower lit on the skyline

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Okan Tower on the Biscayne Bay skyline

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The Hilton bar at Okan Tower

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The Hilton lobby at Okan Tower

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Sky residence bedroom at Okan Tower

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Sky residence kitchen at Okan Tower

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Sky residence bathroom at Okan Tower

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Sky residence living room at Okan Tower with bay views

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Residence living room at Okan Tower

Okan Tower — Building Facts

Address
555 North Miami Avenue, Miami, FL 33132 — Downtown Miami
Status
Under construction. 50th floor and about 75% structurally complete as of 22 April 2026 (Florida YIMBY)
Storeys
70–72 — sources differ, sometimes within one outlet; all are cited below
Height
Approximately 902–903 feet
Residences
399 in total — 163 Sky Residences plus 236 Hilton-managed condo-hotel units
Hotel
316-key Hilton Miami Bayfront
Also
56,000–64,000 sq ft of Class A office · 80,000+ sq ft of amenities · a 429-space garage
Developer
Okan Group (Turkey) — chairman Bekir Okan
Architect
Behar Font & Partners · sales by Fortune Development Sales
Financing
$200 million C-PACE loan from Bayview PACE, closed 7 January 2026 with construction at the 40th floor. The Real Deal says the developer had self-funded construction to that point; Commercial Observer calls the loan the first construction financing and adds that the developer has also been accepting EB-5 investments
Topping out
Expected in August 2026 (Florida YIMBY, 22 April 2026) — no report found as of 24 September 2026
Delivery reported
2028 (The Real Deal and Florida YIMBY, January 2026); 2027 in a Florida YIMBY article of 9 March 2026
Sales
About 62% presold per a developer representative (Commercial Observer, 7 January 2026); sales by Fortune Development Sales
Pricing
“Starting at $685,000” for the Hilton Residences, the branded condo-hotel units (Florida YIMBY, 14 March 2025). I have not found a current price list

Key Takeaways

  • Status: under construction. Florida YIMBY reported the 50th floor and about 75% structural completion on 22 April 2026. Delivery is reported as 2028 (The Real Deal and Florida YIMBY, January 2026), although a Florida YIMBY article of 9 March 2026 says 2027. The only price I have found is “starting at $685,000” for the Hilton Residences (Florida YIMBY, 14 March 2025); I have not found a current price list.
  • Financing. Okan Group closed a $200 million C-PACE loan from Bayview PACE on 7 January 2026, when construction was at the 40th floor. The Real Deal wrote that the developer had “self-funded construction of the project so far”; Commercial Observer called the loan the project’s first construction financing and reported that the developer has also been accepting EB-5 investments.
  • Construction pace. The 40th floor in January 2026, then the 50th floor and roughly 75% structural completion by 22 April 2026 (Florida YIMBY), at a pace PROFILEmiami put at about one floor a week.
  • ⚠️ Topping out was expected in August 2026 (Florida YIMBY, 22 April 2026; PROFILEmiami, 28 April 2026). On 24 September 2026 I found no report that it has happened: Florida YIMBY’s newest Okan Tower article is dated 22 April 2026 and the developer’s news page’s newest post is dated 23 April 2026.
  • 🔴 Two different products in one tower. 163 Sky Residences are condominium residences. 236 condo-hotel units are managed by Hilton and can be placed in Hilton’s rental programme, which the developer’s website calls voluntary. The terms that govern each are in the offering documents and the recorded declaration; confirm them there.
  • ⚠️ The county still records the site as vacant land. Folio 01-0106-030-1060 is classified “Vacant Land — Commercial” with no building area and no year built, assessed at $20,079,600 for 2026 (retrieved 24 September 2026). The Property Appraiser shows one folio for the site and no unit folios, so there is no county price record for any home here.
  • Bought pre-construction at Okan Tower? — before closing, a sale is usually an assignment of your purchase contract, and whether that is allowed depends on its assignment clause; after closing it is an ordinary resale. Ask Josh what your unit could sell for at delivery on WhatsApp.

Okan Tower, by the numbers

70–72Storeys, sources differ
399Residences
2027–28Delivery, sources differ
Under ConstructionStatus

Developer: Okan Group · Architect: Behar Font & Partners · Hilton Residences priced “starting at $685,000” (Florida YIMBY, 14 March 2025); no current price list found as of 24 September 2026 · about 62% presold per a developer representative (Commercial Observer, 7 January 2026).

What is being built

Okan Tower is a tulip-inspired mixed-use tower at 555 North Miami Avenue, designed by Behar Font & Partners for the Turkish developer Okan Group. Florida YIMBY (22 April 2026) and PROFILEmiami (28 April 2026) describe stepped floor plates that give the tower its layered, tulip-inspired profile. The developer’s website describes a 70-storey tower.

Have a question about Okan Tower? This page is built from the county record, the developer’s website and the trade press, not a listing feed. If you want what has actually closed here, or an honest read on whether it suits you, ask me directly.

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The programme stacks four uses in one building:

ComponentDetail
Sky Residences163 condominium residences at the top of the tower — floors 51 to 68 in the developer’s unit matrix
Condo-hotel units236, managed by Hilton Hotels & Resorts — floors 36 to 50 in the developer’s unit matrix
Hotel316-key Hilton Miami Bayfront — floors 13 to 35 in the developer’s unit matrix
OfficeClass A — reported at 56,000, 60,000 and about 64,000 sq ft (see below)
AmenitiesMore than 80,000 sq ft (The Real Deal, 7 January 2026)
Parking429 spaces (The Real Deal, 7 January 2026) — floors 2 to 11 in the developer’s unit matrix

That is 399 residences in total, in two quite different forms. Fortune Development Sales is the exclusive sales firm (Florida YIMBY, 22 April 2026). The developer reported buyers from Argentina, Mexico, the United States, Colombia, Turkey, Spain and Denmark (PROFILEmiami, 28 April 2026); a developer representative put the project at 62% presold in January 2026 (Commercial Observer, 7 January 2026), and Florida YIMBY reported sales above 60% in January 2025.

⚠️ Several specifications do not reconcile across the sources and I am not going to pick one. Height and storeys: The Real Deal (7 January 2026) gives 903 feet and uses both 70 and 72 storeys; Florida YIMBY gave 70 storeys and 902 feet on 9 March 2026 and 72 storeys and 902 feet on 22 April 2026; PROFILEmiami (28 April 2026) gives 72 floors and 902 feet; the developer’s website says 70 storeys. Office space: 56,000 square feet (The Real Deal and Florida YIMBY, January 2026), 60,000 (Florida YIMBY, October 2025) and about 64,000 (Florida YIMBY and PROFILEmiami, April 2026). Delivery: 2028 (The Real Deal and Florida YIMBY, January 2026) and 2027 (Florida YIMBY, 9 March 2026). Floors: the developer’s landing page puts the Sky Residences on floors 51 to 68, while its Sky Residences page lists some plans at the 50th floor. Each figure is published; I have not found a source that says which is current.

The tower

Reported at 902 to 903 feet and 70 to 72 storeys (sources differ; see above), with a crown the trade press describes as tulip-inspired — the tulip is the national flower of Turkey, the developer’s home country (Florida YIMBY, 19 April 2024).

Okan Tower rising over the downtown Miami skyline
Okan Tower rising over the downtown Miami skyline
Okan Tower above Biscayne Bay at dusk
Okan Tower above Biscayne Bay at dusk
The tulip-inspired crown of Okan Tower against the sky
The tulip-inspired crown of Okan Tower against the sky
Downtown Miami at night with Okan Tower lit on the skyline
Downtown Miami at night with Okan Tower lit on the skyline
Okan Tower on the Biscayne Bay skyline
Okan Tower on the Biscayne Bay skyline

How it has been financed

On 7 January 2026, Okan Group closed a $200 million C-PACE loan from Bayview PACE, the Coral Gables lender (The Real Deal). At that point construction had already reached the 40th floor. The Real Deal reported that Okan had “self-funded construction of the project so far”, and Commercial Observer described the loan as the first construction financing for the project. On EB-5 investment: The Real Deal noted that the developer announced in the autumn of 2025 that it was eligible to raise EB-5 funds, Commercial Observer reported that it has been accepting EB-5 investments, and Florida YIMBY (3 October 2025) reported the EB-5 programme launching alongside approval of the project’s master construction permit. Florida YIMBY (8 January 2026) said the C-PACE loan “completes the capital stack” for the project.

I have not found a source that gives the split between the developer’s own funds, EB-5 capital and unit-purchase deposits, or that says how much of the construction cost the C-PACE loan covers.

C-PACE stands for Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy. Commercial Observer describes it as financing repaid through a special assessment on the property tax bill, and Florida YIMBY says this loan supports qualifying energy-efficiency, water-conservation, building-envelope and resiliency components of the tower. It is a different instrument from a conventional construction loan, and worth understanding if you are comparing projects.

Where construction stands

DateMilestoneSource
8 March 2017Site acquired — $18,095,000, recorded as a qualified saleMiami-Dade County Property Appraiser, retrieved 24 September 2026
2022Under construction since 2022Commercial Observer, 7 January 2026
29 March 202436-hour foundation pour beginsFlorida YIMBY, 19 April 2024
January 2025Construction at the 12th floor after the 290,000 sq ft parking podium; sales reported above 60%Florida YIMBY, 17 January 2025
3 October 2025Structure at the 35th floor; master construction permit approval and EB-5 programme launch reportedFlorida YIMBY, 3 October 2025
7 January 2026$200 million C-PACE financing from Bayview PACE; construction at the 40th floor; about 62% presold per a developer representativeThe Real Deal and Commercial Observer, 7 January 2026; Florida YIMBY, 8 January 2026
9 March 2026Superstructure at about level 48; curtain wall at about level 25Florida YIMBY, 9 March 2026
22 April 2026Passes the 50th floor — about 75% structurally complete, 22 floors remaining to a reported 72 storeys, curtain wall climbing, pace of roughly one floor per weekFlorida YIMBY, 22 April 2026; PROFILEmiami, 28 April 2026
August 2026Topping out expected — ⚠️ no report found as of 24 September 2026—
2028 (or 2027)Delivery reportedThe Real Deal and Florida YIMBY, January 2026 (2028); Florida YIMBY, 9 March 2026 (2027)

Bekir Okan, the company’s chairman, on reaching the 50th floor: “Reaching this stage of construction is a significant achievement for the project.” (Florida YIMBY, 22 April 2026)

On the topping-out: Florida YIMBY and PROFILEmiami both expected it in August 2026. As of 24 September 2026 I have found no report that it has happened. What I checked: the Florida YIMBY archive (newest Okan Tower article 22 April 2026), the developer’s news page (newest post 23 April 2026) and general web searches for a topping-out report. I could not search The Real Deal, Commercial Observer or PROFILEmiami by site, and the South Florida Business Journal blocks our requests, so those outlets are unchecked rather than clear. I have not found a source that says whether the tower has topped out.

Arrival and the hotel

In the developer’s unit matrix the Hilton Miami Bayfront hotel occupies floors 13 to 35, with the hotel arrival lobby on the 29th floor and hotel amenity levels on the 27th, 28th and 30th floors (developer’s landing page, read 24 September 2026). The condo-hotel units sit above the hotel and take part in the Hilton rental programme, which the developer’s website calls voluntary.

The Hilton bar at Okan Tower
The Hilton bar at Okan Tower
The Hilton lobby at Okan Tower
The Hilton lobby at Okan Tower

What the county holds — and what it does not

I pulled the Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser record on 24 September 2026. The site resolves to folio 01-0106-030-1060, with a legal description of Miami North, Lots 6 through 10, less the north 10 feet, the west 10 feet and “ext area of curve in NW cor”, Block 63, and a lot size of 33,466 square feet (more or less, per the county). ⚠️ The county’s address for it is 501 North Miami Avenue; 555 is the marketed address, and a county address search for 555 North Miami Avenue returned no records. If you look for the record yourself, search 501.

The owner of record is Miami 6th Street LLC, care of Okan Group Inc. The last qualified sale was $18,095,000 on 8 March 2017; The Real Deal reported that an Okan affiliate paid $18.1 million for the site in 2017. The county also lists a 19 March 2020 quit-claim deed for $100, which it marks unqualified.

The county’s assessed values for the folio:

Tax roll yearAssessed value
2024$23,209,312
2025$20,079,600
2026$20,079,600

The folio is classified “Vacant Land — Commercial”, with zero building square footage and no year built, and its land lines show municipal zone T6-80-O. The tower is under construction on the site (Florida YIMBY, 22 April 2026), so the county’s classification does not describe what is being built. I have not found a source that says when the Property Appraiser will update the folio.

The county’s land lines account for the change in assessed value in their own terms: for 2024 they show 37,500 square feet at $700 a square foot ($26,250,000), reduced by a $3,040,688 non-homestead cap to the $23,209,312 assessed; for 2025 and 2026 they show 33,466 square feet at $600 a square foot ($20,079,600). I have not found a source that says why the county changed the land area and the rate.

🔴 The practical consequence: the Property Appraiser shows one folio for the whole site and no unit folios, so the county holds no assessed value or sale history for any home in this building. Any comparable you are shown here comes from a listing service or the developer, not the county record. I did not search the Clerk’s official records, so I cannot say whether a declaration of condominium has been recorded.

Sky Residences and condo-hotel units are not the same purchase

This is the distinction I would want a buyer to understand before looking at a floorplan.

The 163 Sky Residences are condominium residences on the upper floors (Florida YIMBY, 8 January 2026); the developer’s unit matrix places them on floors 51 to 68.

The 236 condo-hotel units are managed by Hilton. The developer’s website says owners may place a unit in the Hilton rental programme, that participation is “entirely voluntary”, that rental rates are set by the hotel, and that owner-usage limits and advance-notice requirements depend on the option selected. It also says the units are delivered fully furnished. The condominium documents and the rental-programme agreement, not the brochure, set out what an owner actually gets.

Practical differences worth asking about explicitly:

  • How many nights a year may an owner personally occupy the unit? The developer’s website says usage limits depend on the option selected.
  • What is the revenue split, and what is deducted before it? Ask whether it is stated gross or net.
  • Can you opt out of the rental programme, and on what notice? The developer’s website says participation is voluntary; ask what notice applies to entering or leaving it.
  • How is the unit financed? Ask whether the unit qualifies for the lender you plan to use. I have not found a published source on lending terms for the condo-hotel units.
  • What happens if the operator changes? Ask what the documents say if the hotel operator or brand changes.

⚠️ And on short-term rental generally: the developer markets the condo-hotel units as short-term-rental residences, but what governs the rental use of a given unit is set out in the condominium documents and the rental-programme agreement, and I have not seen either. I did not search the Clerk’s official records for a recorded declaration. Confirm the rental rules in the recorded declaration and offering documents before a rental assumption becomes part of your purchase.

The Sky Residences

The developer’s unit matrix places the Sky Residences on floors 51 to 68 in one-bedroom to three-bedroom plans and penthouses, and its Sky Residences page describes 10-and-a-half-foot ceilings, private high-speed elevators and a separate residential lobby (developer’s website, read 24 September 2026).

Sky residence bedroom at Okan Tower
Sky residence bedroom at Okan Tower
Sky residence kitchen at Okan Tower
Sky residence kitchen at Okan Tower
Sky residence bathroom at Okan Tower
Sky residence bathroom at Okan Tower
Sky residence living room at Okan Tower with bay views
Sky residence living room at Okan Tower with bay views
Residence living room at Okan Tower
Residence living room at Okan Tower
Residence kitchen at Okan Tower
Residence kitchen at Okan Tower
Residence living area at Okan Tower
Residence living area at Okan Tower
Residence master bathroom at Okan Tower
Residence master bathroom at Okan Tower
Residence master bedroom at Okan Tower
Residence master bedroom at Okan Tower
Residence living room at Okan Tower
Residence living room at Okan Tower
Residence living and dining room at Okan Tower
Residence living and dining room at Okan Tower
Sky residence kitchen at Okan Tower
Sky residence kitchen at Okan Tower

The condo-hotel residences

The developer’s unit matrix places the condo-hotel residences on floors 36 to 50, and its website says they are delivered fully furnished and can be placed in the Hilton rental programme when the owner is not using them. Read the section above before you read these images as the same product.

Short-term rental residence living area at Okan Tower
Short-term rental residence living area at Okan Tower
Short-term rental residence bathroom at Okan Tower
Short-term rental residence bathroom at Okan Tower
Short-term rental residence bedroom at Okan Tower
Short-term rental residence bedroom at Okan Tower
Short-term rental residence living and kitchen area at Okan Tower
Short-term rental residence living and kitchen area at Okan Tower
Short-term rental residence interior at Okan Tower
Short-term rental residence interior at Okan Tower

What to check before you sign

Which product you are buying. Sky Residence or condo-hotel unit. Everything else follows from that.

The management agreement, if it is a condo-hotel unit. The developer’s website says usage limits and advance-notice requirements depend on the option selected, so ask for the actual document, not a summary, and read the occupancy and revenue terms.

Current pricing, dated and in writing. The only published price I have found is “starting at $685,000” for the Hilton Residences (the branded condo-hotel units), reported by Florida YIMBY on 14 March 2025. I have not found a current price list or any Sky Residence price, so whatever you are quoted, get it dated.

The deposit schedule and the outside date. Delivery is reported as 2028 (2027 in one Florida YIMBY article of 9 March 2026), and as of 24 September 2026 I have found no report that the tower has topped out. Read the outside date and your remedy.

How C-PACE affects you as an owner. C-PACE is repaid through a special assessment on the property tax bill (Commercial Observer, 7 January 2026). Ask specifically whether, and how, any portion is passed through to individual unit owners, and get the answer in writing. I have not found a source that says either way.

Who this suits

It may suit a buyer who weights construction progress heavily. The reported record: the 40th floor in January 2026, the 50th floor in April 2026 at roughly a floor a week, a $200 million C-PACE facility closed, and about 62% presold per a developer representative in January 2026. Topping out, expected in August 2026, has not been reported as of 24 September 2026.

It may suit a buyer who actively wants hotel branding and hotel services — a Hilton flag, a 316-key hotel in the building, and the more than 80,000 square feet of amenities the developer reports.

It may suit an office or hotel-adjacent user, given the Class A office component and the Downtown location.

It may not suit a buyer who wants a purely residential building. The 399 residences share the tower with a 316-key hotel and Class A office space. Some people want exactly that; others may prefer a building without a hotel.

It does not suit anyone buying a condo-hotel unit as though it were an apartment. It is a hotel-programme product, and the rental-programme terms and the condominium documents govern.

And it does not suit a buyer who needs certainty on the delivery date. Delivery is reported as 2028 in some sources and 2027 in others, and as of 24 September 2026 I have found no report that the tower has topped out.

Amenities

The developer describes two owners-only amenity levels for the Sky Residences: the 12th floor (pool deck with bay views and cabanas, clubroom, fitness centre and yoga studio, wine cellar and owners’ lounge, spa with sauna and steam room) and a rooftop pool deck — the 70th floor in the developer’s website and Florida YIMBY, the 72nd in PROFILEmiami. The hotel has its own amenity levels on the 27th, 28th and 30th floors, including a Turkish-inspired hammam (developer’s website, read 24 September 2026).

The Turkish hammam at Okan Tower
The Turkish hammam at Okan Tower
The club room at Okan Tower
The club room at Okan Tower
The twelfth-floor pool deck at Okan Tower
The twelfth-floor pool deck at Okan Tower
The loft terrace at Okan Tower
The loft terrace at Okan Tower
The wine lounge at Okan Tower
The wine lounge at Okan Tower
The fitness centre at Okan Tower
The fitness centre at Okan Tower
The spa at Okan Tower
The spa at Okan Tower
The rooftop pool at Okan Tower
The rooftop pool at Okan Tower
The wine cellar and owners lounge at Okan Tower
The wine cellar and owners lounge at Okan Tower
The state-of-the-art fitness centre at Okan Tower
The state-of-the-art fitness centre at Okan Tower
The owners clubroom lounge at Okan Tower
The owners clubroom lounge at Okan Tower
The owners pool deck with bay views and cabanas at Okan Tower
The owners pool deck with bay views and cabanas at Okan Tower
A pool deck at Okan Tower
A pool deck at Okan Tower
A rooftop pool at Okan Tower
A rooftop pool at Okan Tower

Okan Tower — Frequently Asked Questions

I bought pre-construction at Okan Tower. Can I sell before or at delivery?

It depends on your purchase agreement. Before closing, selling usually means assigning your contract to a new buyer, which developers often allow only with their written consent and sometimes for a fee, so read the assignment clause first. After closing it is an ordinary resale, priced against what similar homes in the building and nearby have actually closed for. If you bought at Okan Tower and want to know what your unit could sell for at delivery, message Josh Stein on WhatsApp at (305) 695-8257.

Is Okan Tower still under construction?

Yes, as of the latest report I have found. Florida YIMBY reported on 22 April 2026 that it had passed the 50th floor and was about 75% structurally complete. Topping out was expected in August 2026; as of 24 September 2026 I have found no published report that it has happened. Delivery is reported as 2028 (The Real Deal and Florida YIMBY, January 2026), although a Florida YIMBY article of 9 March 2026 says 2027.

How many units does Okan Tower have?

399 residences in total — 163 Sky Residences (condominium residences) and 236 condo-hotel units managed by Hilton — alongside a 316-key Hilton Miami Bayfront hotel, Class A office space, more than 80,000 sq ft of amenities and a 429-space garage (The Real Deal, 7 January 2026).

How tall is Okan Tower?

Reports vary: 902 or 903 feet and 70 or 72 storeys. The Real Deal (7 January 2026) gives 903 feet and uses both 70 and 72 storeys; Florida YIMBY gave 70 storeys and 902 feet on 9 March 2026 and 72 storeys and 902 feet on 22 April 2026; PROFILEmiami (28 April 2026) gives 72 floors and 902 feet; the developer’s website says 70 storeys. I have not found a figure from the architect or the City. The design is by Behar Font & Partners and is described as tulip-inspired.

How is Okan Tower financed?

Okan Group closed a $200 million C-PACE loan from Bayview PACE on 7 January 2026, when construction was at the 40th floor. The Real Deal wrote that the developer had self-funded construction to that point; Commercial Observer called the loan the project’s first construction financing and reported that the developer has also been accepting EB-5 investments. C-PACE is repaid through a special assessment on the property tax bill (Commercial Observer). Ask in writing whether any portion passes through to individual unit owners.

What is the difference between a Sky Residence and a condo-hotel unit?

The 163 Sky Residences are condominium residences. The 236 condo-hotel units are managed by Hilton; the developer’s website says the Hilton rental programme is voluntary, that rental rates are set by the hotel, and that owner-usage limits and advance-notice requirements depend on the option selected. Confirm the terms in the recorded declaration and offering documents.

How much do units cost?

I have not found a current price list. Florida YIMBY reported on 14 March 2025 that prices for the Hilton Residences (the branded condo-hotel units) started at $685,000; I have found no dated Sky Residence price. Ask Fortune Development Sales, the developer’s exclusive sales firm, for a dated price list in writing.

Are there county records for Okan Tower?

None for the homes. The site — folio 01-0106-030-1060, which the county addresses as 501 North Miami Avenue, not 555 — is classified Vacant Land — Commercial with no building area and no year built, assessed at $20,079,600 for 2026 (retrieved 24 September 2026). The Property Appraiser lists only that folio for the site, with no unit folios, so there are no county comparables for individual homes. I did not search the Clerk’s records for a declaration of condominium.

Sources and further reading

Considering Okan Tower?

The Sky Residences and the Hilton-managed condo-hotel units are two different purchases. Let me make sure you know which one you are being shown.

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Thinking about Okan Tower?

I have sold South Florida property since 2002, more than $1 billion of it. Ask me for the recorded declaration, what has genuinely closed, or a straight answer on whether this building fits what you are after.

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