St. Regis Residences in South Florida

The St. Regis brand was created by John Jacob Astor IV with the 1904 opening of the St. Regis New York — at the time the city's tallest hotel and one of the most technologically advanced. From the start the brand defined a new standard of bespoke hospitality, codified in signatures that endure today: the St. Regis Butler Service, the daily evening ritual of champagne sabering, and a rigorous attention to detail across every guest touchpoint.

More than a century later, those same hallmarks anchor the brand's residential platform. St. Regis Residences are designed for owners who want their primary or secondary home to feel like a private extension of a St. Regis hotel — same butler service, same culinary program, same library and afternoon-tea traditions, same access to brand privileges worldwide. Each project is positioned at the top of its market, with a focus on architectural significance and curated interiors.

In South Florida, the brand now anchors three of the region's most significant branded-residence projects. The St. Regis Residences, Miami brings the brand to Brickell — Miami's most vertical luxury market and the financial heart of the city, on prime waterfront designed for full-time and part-time residents who want hotel-grade service inside an urban high-rise. The St. Regis Residences, Sunny Isles Beach delivers the platform directly on the Atlantic, with oceanfront floor plates and a beachfront amenity program. The St. Regis Resort & Residences, Bahia Mar reimagines Fort Lauderdale's iconic 39-acre marina property with two boutique towers of just 80 residences each — the only St. Regis branded-residence project in the U.S. paired with a world-class marina.

St. Regis Residences are typically the brand's most exclusive expression in any market — limited inventory, larger floor plates, and a service program calibrated to long-term ownership rather than transient stays. For buyers comparing branded residences across South Florida, St. Regis sits in the same conversation as Cipriani, Mandarin Oriental, Ritz-Carlton, and the most architecturally significant non-branded towers.