Local businesses in Brickell
Edgewater Wholesale Jewelry Store
Pink's Windows Miami
Elite Wellness Club
Miami Mold Services
A's Market Place Brickell Convenience Store
Copy Print Scan Solutions
Mister Shine Marble Polishing
Ruben Echeverry Hair Salon - Brickell
Studio by Carla
SidSidan.RealEstate
V.I.P WINDOW CLEANING, LLC
Luck's Concrete Miami
Express Flowers
Hair By Truce
The Q Institute
NEIOS Life
Brandon's Marble Restoration & Polishing Services
Downtown Strength and Conditioning
Miami Mold Services
ACP TAX ADVISORY
Organic Airbrush Tanning
Roxara Aesthetic | Facial + Skincare
Miami Exotic Rentals LLC
Frequently asked questions
What is Brickell famous for?
Brickell is famous for its concentration of banks, financial firms, corporate offices and high-rise residential buildings. Often described as Miami’s financial district, it is also known for Brickell City Centre, Mary Brickell Village, waterfront condominiums, restaurants and nightlife.
Is Brickell a nice area in Miami?
Brickell appeals to people who prefer an urban neighborhood with restaurants, stores, offices and public transportation close together. It is one of Miami’s more walkable districts and is served by Metrorail and the free Metromover. However, heavy traffic, construction, expensive parking and higher housing costs may make it less suitable for people seeking a quiet or lower-cost neighborhood.
Is Brickell, Miami, expensive to live in?
Yes, Brickell is generally one of Miami’s more expensive rental and condominium markets. Current asking prices vary by building, apartment size, amenities and lease terms. In September 2026, RentHop reported a median asking rent of approximately $4,372 across its available Brickell listings, but this figure can change as listings enter or leave the market. Prospective residents should compare current listings and account for parking, utilities, insurance and building fees
Is Brickell a rich part of Miami?
Brickell is an affluent district with luxury condominiums, premium hotels and high-cost commercial property. Brickell Avenue has also been identified as one of Miami’s most expensive office corridors. However, not every Brickell resident is wealthy, and the neighborhood includes renters, employees, students and households with different income levels.
Is Brickell part of Downtown Miami?
Brickell and Downtown Miami are neighboring urban districts but are generally treated as separate neighborhoods. The Miami River divides much of Downtown from Brickell, which lies immediately south of the river.
Is parking available in Brickell?
Brickell has municipal parking spaces and privately operated garages, but prices and availability vary by location and time. The Brickell Metrorail station does not have a dedicated transit parking facility, although private and municipal parking may be available nearby. Drivers should check the posted rate before parking.
What are the main attractions in Brickell?
Popular Brickell destinations include Brickell City Centre, Mary Brickell Village, The Underline, waterfront areas and the neighborhood’s restaurant and nightlife corridors. Visitors can also use Metromover to reach attractions in Downtown Miami.

