Seven Broadway - Ytech's Latest Project in Miami's Brickell

Key Points

• Prime Brickell Location: Ytech is redeveloping the 0.3-acre site at 41 & 75 Broadway, just two blocks from Brickell Avenue.

• Funding Secured: A $19.5 million pre-development loan from Israel Discount Bank is in place, with demolition already underway.

• Architectural Excellence: Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), with landscape by Enea; CEO Yamal Yidios emphasizes commitment to quality and design integrity.

Ytech is moving forward with Seven Broadway, a new luxury residential tower planned for Miami’s Brickell neighborhood. With formal plans now filed with the Urban Development Review Board, the project advances into the city’s approval pipeline. In this post, we break down the development site, design team, financing details, and what this means for Brickell real estate investors and stakeholders.

Owner & Site Strategy

Ytech, led by CEO Yamal Yidios, has steadily acquired the 41–75 Broadway site over the past several years, investing approximately $8.2 million between 2018 and 2020. The location is strategically positioned across from the upcoming Cipriani Residences and just off Brickell Avenue, placing it in one of Miami’s most desirable submarkets. Demolition of existing low-rise structures is already underway, setting the stage for vertical construction. 

Design & Architecture

• Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), a globally acclaimed New York-based architecture firm, is behind the building’s design.

• Enea, a Swiss-based firm known for high-end landscape architecture, will oversee the public realm and outdoor spaces.

• Ytech describes the project as the result of “years of thoughtful study” and a reflection of its long-term commitment to “creating enduring architecture.”

Financing & Market Context

In December 2024, Ytech secured a $19.5 million pre-development loan from Israel Discount Bank to support early-stage work. This financial backing, combined with site readiness, indicates the project is moving at a steady pace. The development complements Ytech’s broader Brickell portfolio, including the under-construction Residences at 1428 Brickell—a 70-story, solar-integrated condo tower also targeting the high-end market.

What It Means for Investors

• Brickell’s Evolution: The neighborhood’s transition from financial district to high-end residential enclave continues, with major developers investing heavily in design-led towers.

• Demand for Design Quality: With KPF and Enea onboard, Seven Broadway is positioned to command top-tier pricing through architectural appeal and lifestyle offerings.

• Confidence in Execution: Ytech’s ongoing work at 1428 Brickell adds credibility and reflects its ability to deliver complex, high-rise projects.

Seven Broadway marks another strategic play in Brickell’s vertical growth story—and it's arriving at just the right time. In Miami’s financial district, where demand for luxury living continues to climb alongside a surge in retail, hospitality, and cultural offerings, new residential towers are meeting a steady stream of affluent buyers. With its KPF-designed architecture and Enea-crafted landscapes, Ytech is positioning Seven Broadway to capture that momentum. For investors eyeing long-term value in Miami’s urban core, this is a project to keep on the radar.