The Perigon Miami Beach: An OMA-Designed Tower From $4.25M

Miami Beach oceanfront real estate continues to draw high-net-worth buyers, and cash transactions are common in this segment of the market. The Perigon Miami Beach is one of the more architecturally notable entries in that category -- 83 residences starting at $4,250,000, designed by OMA under Rem Koolhaas and Jason Long.

Properties designed by globally recognized firms like OMA, led by Rem Koolhaas and Jason Long, increasingly command pricing resilience. The Perigon’s diamond-shaped tower is a collectible asset, with residences starting at $4,250,000 and with penthouses priced significantly above the $4,250,000 starting point. Architecture here transcends functionality, acting as a value multiplier in a supply-constrained market.

In 2026, buildable oceanfront land in Miami Beach is functionally finite, particularly along Millionaire's Row. Buildable oceanfront land along Millionaire's Row is genuinely limited, which supports pricing resilience for direct-oceanfront projects specifically -- a structural fact about the location, not a prediction about any individual sale. This structural scarcity ensures that direct-oceanfront projects remain the primary focus for global families seeking dollar-denominated stability.

Beyond appreciation, ultra-luxury condos are being structured within broader estate plans in 2026. The shift from speculative buying to turnkey legacy estates is evident, with owners valuing 10-foot ceilings, 200 linear feet of private shoreline, and Italian-designed interiors. These assets serve as a hedge against inflation, currently maintaining a sales ratio that reflects a balanced and intentional market environment.