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South Florida Real Estate > Condos > Brickell Key, FL > Brickell Key Condos
| Condo Names |
Year Built |
Minimum Price |
Views |
| One Tequesta Point |
2009 |
$229,900 - $1,650,000 |
Bay |
| Three Tequesta Point |
2009 |
$229,900 - $1,650,000 |
Bay |
| Two Tequesta Point |
2009 |
$229,900 - $1,650,000 |
Bay |
| Asia |
2008 |
$689,000 - $1,599,000 |
Bay |
| Carbonell |
2007 |
$259,000 - $4,200,000 |
No |
| Courvoisier Courts |
1998 |
$242,000 - $1,199,000 |
No |
| Brickell Key II |
1991 |
$150,000 - $799,000 |
No |
| Brickell Key One |
1982 |
$349,990 - $705,000 |
No |
| Courts at Brickell Key |
1982 |
$349,990 - $705,000 |
No |
| Isola |
1980 |
$507,700 - $1,400,000 |
No |
| St Louis |
0 |
$567,000 to $2,040,900 |
Ocean |
Brickell Key is an artificial triangular island at the mouth of the Miami River in downtown Miami, Florida. The history of Brickell Key real estate can be traced to 1896, when Henry Flagler had a 9-foot deep channel dug from the mouth of the Miami River. In the process, Mr. Flagler created an off-shore property composed of two small islands. In 1943, a real estate investor, Edward N. Claughton, Sr. acquired the Brickell Key islands and eventually purchased additional bay bottom land to combine them to a 44-acre triangle-shaped tract separated from the mansions of Miami's fashionable Brickell Avenue by only a few hundred feet of water. In the late 1970s, Swire Properties purchased most of the island Brickell Key real estate property from the Claughton, and began to put into place a master plan that would ultimately transform it into one of the most distinctive island communities in the world. |
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