The Emerald at Brickell

The Emerald at Brickell sits in Brickell. Measured in a straight line from its coordinates, it is 0.6 mi to Brickell City Centre, 0.4 mi to the Brickell Metromover station, 1.1 mi to Bayfront Park in Downtown, 4.0 mi to Lummus Park in Miami Beach and 6.5 mi to Miami International Airport. The closest of those reference points is the Brickell Metromover station, 0.4 mi away. These are straight-line distances, not driving routes: by road it is always further. Coordinates come from OpenStreetMap (Nominatim) and every distance is computed with the haversine formula against reference points geocoded the same way, so the figures can be checked by anyone.

Within 0.25 mi of The Emerald at Brickell — about a five-minute walk at a normal pace — OpenStreetMap lists 11 places: 6 restaurants · 2 cafés · 1 bar · 1 park · 1 pharmacy. That is fewer than the average of the 15 buildings we track in Brickell (33 places). Across every building on this site, the one with most around it is Brickell Heights, with 48. The count covers restaurants, cafés, bars, supermarkets, pharmacies, gyms and parks, and it was read on 30 September 2026. OpenStreetMap is mapped by volunteers: a café that nobody has mapped does not count, so treat the number as a floor, not a census.

The old carolinamiami.com page for The Emerald at Brickell carried no year, floor count or unit count that could be quoted, so none is published here. Its address and photo still come from Carolina's own page, carolinamiami.com/miami-neighborhoods/brickell-buildings/the-emerald-at-brickell/.

What is not published here: HOA fees, amenities and the building rules in force. They change, and only building management can confirm them, so Carolina asks for them in writing before a viewing — ask her and she sends the current figures. The Emerald at Brickell is one of the 15 buildings in Brickell you can compare here, and one of 37 across every area.

No source we can quote says what The Emerald at Brickell allows. Its old page did not say, and it is not on the short-term rental list Carolina published, so no rule is published here: a rule without a source is a guess, and a buyer who plans on rental income cannot work from a guess. Confirm it with building management before you buy — the association decides whether short stays are allowed, how often a unit can be let and whether tenants must be registered first. See The Emerald at Brickell: short-term rentals for the buildings Carolina does name, each with its source. Of the 37 buildings with their own page on this site, 2 have a quotable rule and 35 do not; Carolina's own list names 28 buildings across Miami.