How does early release pricing work at Anantara Miami?

Floor plans and pricing are released in stages to registered buyers first, and the developer sets the price at each release. For the current release by residence line, contact Adrian Sanchez at 786-477-6955.

Is there a registration fee?

No. Registering for the Anantara Miami waitlist is free. There is no obligation to purchase.

How do I move up the priority list?

Be specific about your budget, bedroom preference, and timing when you register. Have proof of funds or pre-qualification ready. Respond quickly when pricing is released.

When will pricing actually be released?

It already has been, to registered buyers: Resort Residences run $1,715,000 to $3,149,000 on the developer's September 2026 sheet, and Private Residence pricing goes out by residence, on request.

Can I register and then decide not to buy?

Absolutely. Registration is non-binding. It's simply the mechanism for getting early access to pricing and floor plans.

Anantara Miami Early Access Pricing Explained

Anantara Miami Resort & Residences is in Early Access. The developer is releasing floor plans and pricing in stages to registered, qualified buyers, and a registration is how a buyer sees the plans, the pricing and the unit allocation when each release goes out. This is how the process works and what to have ready.

What Early Access means at Anantara Miami

Early Access is the name of the current sales stage. One Thousand Group and Minor Hotels are packaging the floor plans and pricing for the 220 residences in the 50-story Edgewater tower, and each release goes to registered buyers first. The developer sets the price at each release, and pricing for the current release is available by residence line through Adrian Sanchez.

How a release reaches registered buyers

Registrations come in through brokers and through the waitlist on this site. When a release goes out, residences are matched against the buyer profiles on file, so a registration that states a budget, a bedroom count and a timeline can be matched to specific residences the day the plans come out. A registration without those details cannot.

What to have ready before you register

Three things: your budget band (for example under $2.5M, $2.5M to $4M, or above $4M); your bedroom count and how you will use the residence (primary home, second home or investment); and your timing, meaning whether you are ready to place a deposit within 30 to 60 days of a release or are looking at a longer horizon. Nothing is signed at this stage. Specific registrations are the ones that get matched to residences.

What to weigh before you commit

Two things. First, you are buying from renderings: final specifications, finishes, amenity programming and the delivery date can change before construction is complete. Second, the deposit schedule has not been published. It will be set out in the purchase agreement, and pre-construction deposits are paid in stages from contract through construction, so read the schedule before you sign: it decides how much capital you commit and when.

That is why the developer and the brand matter. One Thousand Group delivered One Thousand Museum, designed by Zaha Hadid, and is building Villa Miami with Major Food Group. Anantara is the luxury resort brand of Minor Hotels, and the tower is designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox with ODP Architecture & Design.

How to position yourself now

Register through the waitlist on this site. Book a 15-minute call with Adrian to set your budget, bedroom count and timing, so the right residences are identified for you as soon as a release goes out. Have proof of funds or a pre-qualification ready, so you can act on a release without delay.

Call Adrian at 786-477-6955 or message him on WhatsApp at wa.me/17864749627.

Join the Priority Waitlist

Registered buyers receive first access to Anantara Miami pricing, floor plans, and unit allocation. Speak with Adrian Sanchez directly.

Request Early Access