The Bond on Brickell is a 44-story luxury condominium tower completed in 2016, developed by MDR and Rilea Group. It was designed by Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe & Associates with interiors by Loguer, featuring a British-themed photography collection by Terry O'Neill and art by Tatiana Blanco. The building has 328 residences ranging from studios to three-bedroom units, along with bi-level lofts and two-story penthouses. Units feature 9-foot ceilings (12-foot in penthouses), floor-to-ceiling glass windows, Bosch appliances, European-style cabinetry with Silestone countertops, and Porcelanosa bath fixtures. The Bond is a building that flies under the radar in Brickell. It is not the tallest, not the flashiest, and not the most well-known building on South Miami Ave. But that is exactly its appeal. This is a high-quality, well-managed building with a mature resident base and no HOA drama. The interiors are nice, the amenities are solid, and the overall vibe is calm and professional. If you want to be in the heart of Brickell without the party-building energy, The Bond is an excellent choice. It was built as a mid-to-high tier luxury product, not ultra-luxury, but it has been well maintained and the finishes hold up. The zero-edge pool, Parliament Lounge with screening room, and outdoor fireplace area are all well-executed amenities that do not try to be more than they are.
The Bond attracts a more mature, professional crowd than most Brickell buildings. You will find working professionals, couples, and some young families who want to be in the center of Brickell without the party-building chaos. This is not an influencer building, not a content creator building, and not a see-and-be-seen building. The residents tend to be quieter, more established, and more focused on convenience than social status. You will not find Lamborghinis in the valet line or Instagram photoshoots in the lobby. What you will find is a calm, well-managed building where people actually live their lives without the drama. The flexible rental policy means there is some turnover, but the 30-day minimum keeps the worst of the short-term rental crowd out.
The Bond sits at 1080 Brickell Ave in South Central Brickell, right on South Miami Ave, one of the busiest and most trafficked streets in all of Brickell. It is surrounded by other major towers including Brickell Flatiron, 1050/1060 Brickell, and 1100 Millecento across the street. The location is extremely walkable with restaurants, cafes, and shops in every direction, but the traffic on South Miami Ave is relentless during peak hours.
Major open-air retail and dining complex within walking distance. Restaurants, bars, shops, and entertainment. Recently sold to new management with potential redevelopment of the low-rise portion in the next 5-10 years.
Upscale mixed-use development with luxury retail, dining, and entertainment. A short walk north for high-end shopping and dining.
One of Brickell's premier ultra-luxury towers directly nearby, with Sexy Fish restaurant on the ground floor.
Both Metrorail and Metromover stations are within walking distance, providing easy transit connections to Downtown Miami, Dadeland, and the airport without needing a car.
A new luxury development by Casa Tua is planned directly to the south of The Bond, replacing the existing parking garage on Brickell Ave. This will impact south-facing views and bring construction activity for several years.
The views from The Bond are an evolving story. South-facing units will lose their views when ORA by Casa Tua is built directly to the south, replacing the current parking garage. The east-facing views toward Biscayne Bay are partially blocked by existing buildings but relatively stable. West-facing views are generally locked in for the life of the building, making sunset-side units a safer long-term bet. The Prosper Group super-tall planned nearby will also bring construction activity to the area. Expect construction in the immediate vicinity for the next 3-5 years. The building itself is well-positioned to weather the changes, but buyers should be strategic about which direction they face.
Elevator Density Rating
4
Passenger
1
Service
~10
Units/Floor
328
Total Units
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The Bond is one of the most underrated buildings in Brickell. While everyone talks about Brickell Flatiron, SLS Lux, and the branded towers, The Bond quietly delivers a high-quality living experience without the hype or the price premium. The interiors are well-finished, the amenities are solid, and the building is well-managed. If you do not need the bragging rights of a branded building, The Bond offers excellent value for the location.
Unlike many Brickell buildings that attract the influencer and content creator crowd, The Bond has a more mature, professional resident base. The HOA has been well-managed with no reported drama or controversies. The building is calm, clean, and well-maintained. If you are tired of the party-building energy that dominates much of Brickell, The Bond is a welcome change of pace.
The Bond has a distinctive design identity with its British-themed photography collection by Terry O'Neill, art by Tatiana Blanco, and the Abbey Road-themed entrance with topiary. The Parliament Lounge with its screening room and AirPlay area adds character. These are not generic condo amenities. Whether you love or hate the theme, it gives the building personality that most Brickell towers lack.
The Bond's HOA dues include water, sewer, trash, and basic cable, internet, and phone from Hotwire Communications. This is a nice perk that reduces your monthly out-of-pocket costs compared to buildings where you have to set up and pay for these services separately. It also simplifies move-in since connectivity is already handled.
A new luxury development called ORA by Casa Tua is planned directly to the south of The Bond, replacing the existing parking garage on Brickell Ave. When built, this will block south-facing views entirely. If you are considering a south-facing unit, factor in that the views are temporary. West-facing units are the safer bet for long-term view preservation.
The Bond sits right on South Miami Ave, one of the most congested streets in all of Brickell. During rush hour, getting in and out by car can be extremely frustrating. The building is perfectly positioned for walking, biking, and public transit, but if you need to drive somewhere every day during peak hours, this location will test your patience. This is a building for people who can live without a daily car commute.
ORA by Casa Tua to the south and the Prosper Group super-tall nearby will bring significant construction activity to the immediate area for the next 3-5 years. Expect noise, dust, and traffic disruptions. This is the reality of living in a rapidly developing part of Brickell, but it is worth factoring into your decision, especially if you are sensitive to construction noise.
The Bond was built as a mid-to-high tier luxury building, and it delivers exactly that. The finishes are nice but not extraordinary. The amenities are solid but not over-the-top. The building does not try to compete with Brickell Flatiron or the branded towers on luxury credentials. This honesty is refreshing. You know what you are getting, and what you are getting is a well-built, well-managed building at a fair price for the location. No smoke and mirrors.
Given the development coming to the south (ORA by Casa Tua) and the existing buildings to the east, west-facing units at The Bond are the safest bet for long-term view preservation. The western view corridor is essentially locked in for the life of the building. Sunset views from the upper floors on the west side are a genuine selling point that will not change. If you are buying for the long term, prioritize west-facing units.
The Bond on Brickell is the quiet achiever of South Miami Ave. It does not have a famous brand name, a celebrity restaurant on the ground floor, or a social media presence that screams for attention. What it does have is high-quality interiors, solid amenities, a mature resident base, and a well-managed HOA with zero drama. For Brickell, that is actually rare and valuable. The building was built as a mid-to-high tier luxury product and it delivers exactly that, no more, no less. The location is extremely central and walkable, but South Miami Ave traffic is brutal if you drive. ORA by Casa Tua will block south-facing views, and construction will be a factor for the next few years. If you want to be in the heart of Brickell without the party-building energy, without the branded-building price premium, and without the HOA drama, The Bond is an excellent choice. It is not flashy, but it is solid, and sometimes solid is exactly what you need.
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