Kerzner signed for SIRO Brickell, Miami, its first U.S. location, slated to open in 2030
The mixed-use project will include up to 180 hotel rooms and 350 branded residences (“SIRO Homes”), plus wellness and fitness labs
Local development partners are 13th Floor Investments and Forse Holdings; the land was acquired in a $45 million deal earlier this year
Kerzner is placing a big bet on the wellness-focused hospitality niche in the U.S. With SIRO Brickell, the company is not just building another hotel — it’s creating a hybrid wellness-branded real estate play in one of the densest, fastest-growing urban markets. This signals confidence in Brickell’s continued evolution as a global destination and in the broader trend toward hotel plus residence plus lifestyle asset models.
The Brickell site sits at the intersection of business, culture, and leisure in Miami, just 15 minutes from the airport
The property will house 180 guest rooms and suites, 350 SIRO Homes, and a Fitness Lab and Recovery Lab to deliver wellness services
SIRO’s brand focuses on fitness, nutrition, sleep, recovery, and mindfulness, creating a lifestyle ecosystem rather than just accommodations
SIRO already operates in Dubai and Montenegro and has upcoming projects in Los Cabos, Riyadh, and Tokyo
The Miami launch marks a strategic expansion into the highly competitive U.S. market
Kerzner acquired a one-acre parcel at 9 SE 6th Street in Brickell from Swire Properties for $45 million
The site already had entitlements for 180 hotel keys and 350 residences, making it a turnkey opportunity
13th Floor Investments and Forse Holdings bring deep local development expertise to the project
The announcement reflects growing investor interest in wellness-anchored real estate in major urban cores
Mixed hospitality and residential projects are gaining traction for their efficiency and brand synergy
Brickell continues to attract luxury and experiential developments, reinforcing its status as Miami’s most globalized neighborhood
SIRO Brickell is more than a hospitality project—it’s a bet on the convergence of health, luxury, and branded real estate in America’s top-tier urban markets. For real estate investors and developers, it highlights both the rising value of wellness in design and the enduring pull of Miami’s Brickell district.
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