Located in the heart of Miami's vibrant cultural district, the Marquis offers a sophisticated urban lifestyle with expansive views of Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Miami skyline. The building is situated just steps from the waterfront, providing immediate access to local parks, museums, and premier dining.
Residents have access to a variety of high-end amenities, including a rooftop pool deck with two pools, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and a full-service spa and wellness center. The building also features an on-site boutique hotel, a restaurant, and a lounge. Additional amenities include a sauna, a game room, and a yoga studio.
Convenience is a hallmark of the building, which offers 24-hour concierge and valet services. Residents also enjoy exclusive beach club access in South Beach. The property is situated near major landmarks such as the Kaseya Center, the Pérez Art Museum, and the Frost Museum of Science.
What surrounds Marquis: seasonal events, annual programs and lifestyle indexes, measured from the building.
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Distances are straight-line, not walking or driving.
Downtown is a walkable urban neighborhood. Transit, parks, dining and landmarks within reach:
A data-grounded score for Marquis from live market data — value, momentum, liquidity, building health, waterfront and age. Computed, not opinion.
Condos repeat vertically — each “line” is a stack of near-identical units up the tower. We reconstruct Marquis’s lines from its sale history: the floorplan, the view, and how $/sqft climbs with the floor. The best value is the -04 line.
| Line | Layout | Size | View | $/sqft | Per floor | Low→high floor | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| -01 | 3 bd · 2.5 ba | 2,106 sqft | BayWaterfront | $712/sqft | +$5 | $655/sqft → $786/sqft | 6 |
| -02 | 2 bd · 2.5 ba | 1,557 sqft | BayWaterfront | $617/sqft | +$6 | $524/sqft → $675/sqft | 5 |
| -03 | 2 bd · 2.5 ba | 1,498 sqft | BayWaterfront | $594/sqft | +$3 | $541/sqft → $652/sqft | 12 |
| -04Best value | 2 bd · 2.5 ba | 1,477 sqft | Bay | $562/sqft | +$7 | $477/sqft → $804/sqft | 5 |
| -05 | 1 bd · 2 ba | 1,675 sqft | BayWaterfront | $657/sqft | +$0 | $635/sqft → $639/sqft | 4 |
Modeled from Marquis’s past listings and sales — a guide to the building’s layouts and floor premiums, not an official floor plan. “Per floor” is the average $/sqft change per floor up the stack.
Pick a line and a floor — we estimate the value from Marquis’s own sales history.
Estimate only — not an appraisal. It reflects the line and floor, not a specific unit’s condition, renovations or view obstructions.
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3-month rolling median of closed sales in Marquis; bars are closings per month.
Nearby buildings within half a mile.
Estimated from Marquis’s age and signals in active listings — not an official inspection or reserve report. Always verify the building’s milestone-inspection status and reserves with the association before buying.
There are 8 condos for sale at Marquis, from $1,100,000, with a median asking price of $2,025,000 ($790/sqft).
Marquis currently has about 9.6 months of supply — a balanced pace.
HOA / maintenance fees at Marquis run around $2,904 per month among units currently for sale; the exact fee varies by unit size and line, so confirm the current amount with the listing or the condo association.
Yes — Marquis is a waterfront building (Downtown).
Marquis was built in 2009, 67 stories, 285 residences.
Marquis was developed by Africa Israel / Leviev Boymelgreen and designed by Arquitectonica.
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