Swiss firm plans Breitling tower as swelling branded condo pipeline tests Miami’s limits
A Swiss investment and private equity firm plans a Breitling condo tower in Brickell, The Real Deal has learned, adding to a packed pipeline of branded residences that’s set to test how much Miami’s market can absorb. South Florida is considered the branded capital of the Western Hemisphere and second in the world to Dubai. The tri-county region’s projects included established residential labels, as well as car brands and brands making their first residential foray ever such as Frida Kahlo Wynwood Residences. Partners Group, in partnership with Empira Group, plans the $220 million B Residences that will rise 70 stories […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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