Riverfront

Riverfront is a residential skyscraper in downtown Miami that rises 192 meters across 55 floors with extensive glazing throughout. The tower holds around 500 residential units with direct views of the Miami River and downtown skyline from most of its facade.

Key International developed the tower in 2008, marking a period when downtown Miami shifted toward large-scale residential construction. The project represented a turning point in the district's transformation from a commercial hub to a mixed-use urban neighborhood.

The building integrates residential and commercial spaces, reflecting Miami's evolution into a dense urban center with mixed-use developments.

The tower sits directly on the waterfront with walking paths along the Miami River and easy access to downtown amenities and restaurants. Its central location makes it straightforward to navigate and explore both the building area and surrounding neighborhoods.

The building features an infinity pool overlooking the Miami River, a distinctive amenity for a downtown location. This feature creates a quiet retreat above the busy streets below.

Location: Miami

Inception: 2009

Architects: Revuelta Vega Leon

Official opening: 2008

Floors above the ground: 55

Elevators: 5

Height: 192 m

GPS coordinates: 25.76953,-80.19504

Latest update: December 9, 2025 12:23