Brickell First is a great place to live. Here's why:…read moreThe staff is extremely polite (every one of them goes out of their way to accommodate you-which is a rare trait in Miami!) The place is very clean. The view (at least mine) is gorgeous, especially the sunsets! It has a pool, sauna, Jacuzzi, 24 hr weight room, a community room with FREE coffee, sodas and tea every day and it has a TV, pool table, great music, bar and more! The pool is big, clean and there are plenty of chairs and periodically, management throws free parties/events. There is a dog park across the street. The free metromover is just yards away and next to it is the metrorail. The Underline (a bike/walking path from Brickell to Homestead) is right next to the building. Everything is nearby and within walking distance, like restaurants, clubs, etc. There is a grocery store right across the street and a 24 hr gas station and drug store is one block away. Bike rentals are in front of the building. They have 24 hr security, concierge, and valet parking. There is covered parking for residents and guests (very important because of the rain). There is a free trolley in front of the building which travels all over Miami from 6 AM to 11 PM. There is a washer and dryer in my unit. They have free pest control and they change the A/C filter every month too. Pets are allowed. The manager Sharon, is super cool, polite and professional. Rent price is fair. Most people that live here are polite and nice (again, rare for Miami). I definitely recommend this place to live!

Response to "Katie": Yes, the legal department di reached…read moreout to me and said they'd be getting back to me. But NEVER did until I wrote this review. This building does not listen to me at all unless I complain via internet. They pray on young single women and take advantage. Also they only seem to be friendly with Spanish people. Won't be surprised if this building keeps me entire deposit. Total scammers! Plenty of upgraded places for hundreds less (just look on Zillow) with beautiful amenities and water views in Brickell. Yanelis does not respond or listen to any emails! She has asked me to come to her office several times but when I go she is not there. Also maintenance does not change my air filters or spray for bugs and my toilet in my master has not worked for over a month. All due to the building manager having the worst communication The gym has treadmills that face a blank wall and are not connected to tv or anything. Also there are no curtains for privacy. Units are super outdated and LOTS of people doing Airbnb so very unsafe and strangers constantly in and out. I've been sexually assaulted twice in the elevator by airbnb guests (when I told yanelis she dismissed me). I've tried to contact the "legal department" but never hear back from them either. Yanelis is trying to take advantage of me and raise my rent by +200 or wants me to pay 3k for month to month (this building is super outdated, you don't even need a fob to use the elevator so not even safe). When I questioned why she told me to contact the legal department. I have tried several several times and haven't heard back from anyone! Now yanelis has given me a "notice". A notice for doing what she said!? This building sucks and they don't care about anyone. This is how they treat people who have lived here 4+ year Do not move here!!!!!!! This building takes advantage of people and does fraud! Also my closets and bathroom have been prone to mold!

After two amazing years at Gio Midtown I will be moving out to be closer to work. The building and…read moreeven more importantly the staff have been incredible and I will miss them a lot. Starting with the maintenance team - Cesar, Steve, David, Antonio, and Hermando, the leasing folks including Colin and the rest of his team, and Shanice the property manager - all first class people and amazing service I really cannot say enough positive things about this team. I would recommend them and this building to anyone. Thank you for everything Gio Team!

good building, stupid management…read more moved into the building, free EV charging in the garage. the charger company went out of business. it's taken 6 months to get new chargers installed and the price went from free to more expensive than a Tesla supercharger. shameful

My friend was leaving town and asked me to stay in her apartment while she was away in her gorgeous…read morecondo overlooking the bay. Not only are the amenities vastly superior to the nearby high rises- the staff is actually extremely friendly! Have you seen that gym? It made me want to work out. I was having an issue with the Air Conditioning (turns out I was pressing the wrong button) so I contacted the Community Manager to see if they could send someone since I thought it was broken. Deisy was right on the ball! In two seconds, there was someone knocking on the door to help me out. Deisy even returned my call to make sure everything was back up and running. Once I told her I was house-sitting, she offered me a tour of the building and honestly really made me feel welcome. She is perfect for the job. Her attention to detail was flawlessly executed. Now I know why my girl has renewed her lease here twice. The entire outdoor layout exudes a tranquil and relaxing vibe but is ample enough for groups to gather by the pool without being in the way of other residents. Walking down to the edge and overlooking the bay is truly breathtaking. The units are equipped with shiny new appliances and furnishings making it the top residential leasing high rises in the area.The location is perfect since it's situated between Wynwood and the Design District. I fell in love with the apartment, amenities, and service provided to the residents. I was kind of bummed out when my friend came back from vacation but still fortunate I can come visit whenever. This place is a gem. Thank you Deisy, you make me believe in the magic of leasing apartments again.

Renewing my lease for one more year, going to 4 year now and I love this place. Staff is very…read morefriendly and Paul do his best anytime you need something. Priority very well maintained and located in an amazing place.

Started a little rocky, but turned out to be a great experience thanks to the new leadership team,…read moreJessica and Dailin. They stepped in, course-corrected past issues, and truly made a difference. Both are responsive, professional, and bring a great sense of humor to their roles. :) The building itself has fantastic amenities, and the location is unbeatable. The loading dock can be a challenge--but honestly, that's true for most buildings in Brickell/DT Miami. I never had a single issue with packages (which is rare), and the concierge team is genuinely one of the kindest, most helpful groups I've encountered. Big thanks to the new team--you'll be missed!

Whatever you do, do not move into this building. Last August I moved into a 3 bedroom apartment…read moreafter spending 1.5 in a one bedroom and it was a disaster from the first day of my lease. The first day I noticed an odd musty/smokey smell coming from the entry which flag to management but did not hear back from them with any urgency. That evening my smoke/carbon monoxide detectors went off with no clear cause. I immediately called the 24/7 maintenance line and went down to the front desk to talk to the concierge. He initially advised we take them off the wall (a violation of our lease and against Florida law) before calling the property manager who told him it was his call on if maintenance needed to come out. With no expertise on the matter he deemed it unnecessary so I spent the next several hours calling and texting the maintenance staff because I was concerned they had been going off due to a carbon monoxide which is deadly. Finally someone came to the unit to investigate and determined we had faulty smoke/carbon monoxide detectors. Under Florida law landlords are required to ensure there are working smoke detectors in the unit at the start of a new tenancy so there's no reason we should have had a bad smoke detector in the master bedroom. The next day I received a call from the property manager, Jessica, who said staff did not handle the issue properly and anything with the smoke/carbon monoxide detectors needed to be handled with extreme urgency. This was odd because the doorman had said he spoke with her the previous night and she left the decision up to him. This poor level of service and communication between the concierge team and management unfortunately became the standard for the remainder of our lease. At one point we had issues with our AC not working properly and we had to submit 4 work orders over the course of over month for them to fix. During this time frame we had our two largest electricity bills from the system running constantly but being unable to cool the unit. The first two times they tried telling us that Nest thermostats need to be reset weekly if you have them on a schedule which makes absolutely no sense. We also had consistent issues with our downstairs neighbors blasting music well past midnight which management failed to properly address for the entirety of our lease. In the 8 months of our lease we had to call in 8 noise complaints against our downstairs neighbors. When it became clear management was not addressing the issue properly, I began videotaping the noise and Jessica had the audacity to call me and say that I was in the wrong and should not be documenting these issues and that the front desk should be handling it despite admitting that they had failed to do so up to that point. She was so out of the loop about issues going on the building she manages it was shocking. Apparently the front desk hadn't properly documented many of the prior issues which isn't shocking because when I did email Jessica and her team it would take 3-4 emails to get them to even acknowledge my complaint. Either way we were assured that they would address the issue. Of course they did not and the noise issues from our downstairs neighbors continued up through our last week in the building when there was another incident not properly documented by the front desk. They even admitted after giving the unit two lease violations they decided to give them a break and only giving the unit a warning on a night they were blasting music until 12:30 at night because "every tennant has a right to enjoy their space." If you want to live in a building where management feels every tenant has the right to blast music late into the night maybe Muze is for you. It's worth noting that all the issues started occurring when there was a change in management. It's sad that Jessica and her team have so poorly managed the building because it has so much to offer but there's no way I would recommend anyone move in with the current management team in place.

I love this area and the views from the apartments are beautiful. Apartments are spacious and the…read morebalconies are huge! I have a few friends who have moved here and they love it. Every time I go to visit the check in process is easy and the front desk team is very nice. Elevators are a bit too slow and often get stuck + some of the hallways seem to be not well kept but other than that the building is very nice. The gym is huge and has everything you need for a full workout + you can enjoy the most breathtaking view while you're at it!

This place is an overpriced dump. I moved in and was immediately met with attitude from the office…read moremanager Anna because she was overwhelmed with work. The elevators were broken for 2 years - leaving only one working. Residents would be in line 10 deep, babies crying, tenants swearing & frowning. Ten to twenty minutes wait minimum most days as I lived on the 30th floor and I couldn't walk down. The energy in the building is extremely dark. It is the most poorly managed slum I have ever had the misfortune of living in. Units are way overpriced. The halls smell like cheap laundry soap. Avoid this building at all costs. Horrific experience.

My family and I love living in Camden Brickell. The staff,…read moreadministration, and management are the most professional and nicest people ever. They go the extra mile to help you and make sure you are satisfied. Always clean and safe. I have nothing but a positive experience. Thank you, Camden Brickell : )

I would like to say Tony the maintenance well is great at any maintenance issues you need. Comes…read moreright away and gets the job done 10/10!

I moved to Denver and still miss this place. Hoping to do…read morea six months lease if possible in January. Management, custodial and maintenance staff exceed all standards. The facilities are lovely and the location is awesome.

(5.22.25) Been living here for 2 years now. For the last 6 months we've had no pool access, and…read morewhen we ask about it we do not get any concrete responses on timing. With now less amenities in the building, and the same rent, the building manager (Andrea) justifies the expenses by saying "you're not paying for the pool". Which, as a tenant for 2 years now, is a big bummer to here from building management. If you want a building with a pool, I would caution living here as this was taken away and tenants do not know when (or if) it will be available again. For people looking for an apartment in Miami: a pool is a *MUST* to deal with the heat. If I get an update on pool timing I'll update this post. If it's not updated, it's safe to assume tenants have not been updated.

I've been living here for a little over 2 years now & the difference from when I first moved in is…read morepretty striking. A lot of that comes down to management. Kelsey has put in real work to improve the building & you can tell. No building is perfect, things do come up, but knowing that management actually cares makes those moments a lot easier to deal with. Yesim is also great -- always kind, helpful, & just genuinely good at what she does. The concierge team is consistently friendly && welcoming, which sounds small but really does make a difference when you're coming & going every day. Maintenance has been solid too -- I've never had a request sit for long & they're always professional & quick about any requests. Some things have just been out of any property manager's hands & that's true anywhere. What stands out here is that the effort is real & the communication is there. Location, price, aesthetics, lifestyle -- I still think this is one of the better options in the neighborhood. The new coworking space has been a nice addition, & Peche Mignon, the new cafe downstairs has quickly become a spot a lot of us actually use & love. Honestly, my favorite part might be the little Paraiso community right outside. Walking downstairs, grabbing a matcha -- it makes the neighborhood feel like a real neighborhood. I'm in a much better place here than I was in year one. I genuinely enjoy living here & don't see that changing anytime soon. xx

Unsafe Conditions Ignored for Months -- A Cautionary Tale for Future Tenants…read more We moved into Metro Edgewater in July 2024, drawn in by the views, amenities, and especially the large, open-air balcony -- a major factor in choosing our unit. At the time, the building wasn't fully occupied, and several upper-floor units above us were still vacant. We also took our time furnishing the space, and by early 2025, we were finally ready to enjoy the outdoor area we had waited so long to use. More upper units had become occupied at this point -- and that's when the problems began. In February 2025, we started noticing disturbing debris falling onto our balcony -- lit cigarette butts, weed joints, and trash from above. What seemed like an isolated nuisance quickly became a pattern. We formally notified management in early March, requesting immediate action, including notices to residents and a physical covering to protect our space. In April, the situation escalated. We discovered burn marks on our brand-new patio furniture, likely from a lit cigarette. We raised the alarm again, citing not just inconvenience but increasing property damage and fire risk. Management responded on April 23rd, stating a resident had been identified and issued a legal notice. But the behavior continued -- and worsened. Our balcony -- and those of our neighbors, who share the building's largest and most exposed outdoor spaces -- became the target of everything from dirty bleach water and chicken bones to a ziplock bag containing white powder, and most disturbingly, defecated feces thrown directly onto our outdoor daybed. We have children who visit and play on the balcony, so this is not only a matter of adult discomfort -- it is a serious safety concern, especially for children exposed to such hazardous and unsanitary conditions. In response, we began co-signing emails with our neighbors, urging management to install a canopy or some form of protective shield. In early May, we were told a canopy solution was being explored. But by May 28, management informed us via email that "installation is not feasible at this time, as it would require extensive modifications to the building and surrounding area." No alternatives were proposed. No protective measures were installed. And this isn't just affecting people -- it's harming pets too. Our next-door neighbor shared that their cat became seriously ill after ingesting a cigarette butt that had landed on their balcony. When they raised the issue in person with management, they were told to "claim it with their insurance." No follow-up. No solution. Just indifference. That neighbor no longer feels safe letting their pet outdoors at all. We've continued to follow up with management -- including sending detailed photo evidence -- but as of June 1st, 2025, our emails have been completely ignored. Due to the ongoing inaction and lack of response, we were left with no choice but to contact the police and file an official report, documenting the hazardous conditions and the building's failure to act. It should never have come to this. This is not a minor inconvenience. This is a matter of health, fire safety, and basic tenant rights. We've had bleach water splash onto our food, lit cigarettes damage our furniture, and hazardous debris fall dangerously close to young children -- all while being told to simply "report future incidents." Management has chosen to "monitor and investigate" rather than take meaningful, preventive action. Meanwhile, the problem persists -- and residents, both human and animal, remain exposed. Today June 14th, 2025, yet another dangerous incident occurred. Someone from one of the upper floors -- likely around the 20th or 21st floor -- threw a chunk of ice down, which landed violently on our daybed with a loud, startling crash that we heard from the living room. Had I, my wife, or a young child been lying on that daybed at the time, the impact from that height could have caused serious injury. We called the police again, and were issued a second official incident report. If you're considering moving here -- especially to a unit with outdoor space -- please take this review seriously. The views may be beautiful, but no view is worth compromising your safety, your health, or your peace of mind. Photos attached for reference. DU