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Paramount Miami Worldcenter sits right in the center of Downtown Miami’s Worldcenter area. The building was completed in August 2019, and it’s a 58-story tower with 567 residences, ranging from studios to three-bedroom units, plus penthouses. It was developed by Paramount Ventures, with architecture by Elkus Manfredi and interiors by ID & Design International, so the common areas have that clean, upscale look you notice as soon as you walk in.
Residences are built with a spacious, condo-living style. Many units feature 10-foot ceilings, private elevator access with a private foyer, and layouts designed for indoor-outdoor living. Tower residences range roughly from 1,294 to 2,376 sq. ft., while the bi-level penthouses are much larger—about 3,509 to 6,000 sq. ft.—and include 20-foot ceilings and oversized terraces. Kitchens have a clean European look, and some larger floor plans include extras like a convertible den or lock-out suite.
Amenities are one of the biggest highlights here. Paramount has a large six-acre amenity deck with multiple resort-style pools and relaxing outdoor spaces. Residents also get a full fitness and wellness setup, including a spa, yoga studio, and modern gym. For sports and activities, there are courts and facilities for basketball, racquetball, soccer, and tennis. Entertainment spaces include things like a game room, golf simulator, and even a recording studio. Up higher, the skydeck brings the views—an infinity pool, sunrise pool, rooftop lounge, and an observatory-style area overlooking the city.
The location is another major advantage. Paramount sits in Park West, close to major areas like Brickell and South Beach, and it’s also convenient to Miami International Airport. You’re near popular cultural spots like the Frost Museum of Science and Pérez Art Museum Miami, and you’re within easy reach of the arena and transit options at MiamiCentral.
Quick details:
Paramount offers 1–3 bedroom residences plus penthouses, with prices often ranging from about $499K to $6.99M. Unit sizes can range from around 528 to 4,375 sq. ft., with an average price per square foot around $864. The building has 567 units, 58 floors, and was built in 2019.
Good to know:
Association dues typically cover basic cable, high-speed internet, water, sewer, and trash. The building is pet-friendly, and owners can rent their units up to four times per year, with leases that are at least three months each.
