Three Tequesta Point Condos for Sale — buyer rebate up to 50%.
Explore resale residences at Three Tequesta Point, a 46-story waterfront condominium at 848 Brickell Key Drive on Miami's private island community, with attorney-backed buyer representation. Eligible buyers may receive up to 50% of our buyer-agent commission back at closing, when compensation is available and confirmed in writing. Completed in 2001, Three Tequesta Point is the tallest and final tower of the island's Tequesta Point collection, with 238 residences.
One rule protects it: talk to us before you request a showing, register on a listing portal, or contact a listing agent or sales office — here's why. Already inquired? Call anyway — we'll tell you honestly whether it can still be saved.
See Your Estimated Rebate above — illustration only, not a quote or guarantee. Not every listing offers buyer-agent compensation. Your actual rebate depends on compensation actually received, your buyer-representation agreement, lender approval, and closing terms. We confirm any figure in writing before you commit.
Three Tequesta Point: a 46-story waterfront condominium at 848 Brickell Key Drive.
Three Tequesta Point is a waterfront condominium at 848 Brickell Key Drive, on Brickell Key — the private island community connected to mainland Brickell by a single guarded bridge. Completed in 2001, the 46-story tower holds 238 residences, generally one to three bedrooms, with larger penthouse-level configurations. This is a resale building, not a new development — buyers are purchasing a completed residence with more than two decades of operating history, not a future delivery date.
Three Tequesta Point was developed by Swire Properties, with design credited to J. Scott Architecture, and was the third and final of the island's Tequesta Point towers, following One and Two Tequesta Point. At 46 floors, it is the tallest of the three. This page explains what to evaluate before buying here and how a potential Buyer Rebate may work.
What sets the tallest Tequesta Point tower apart.
Three Tequesta Point's appeal comes from its waterfront island setting, height advantage, and larger penthouse-level residences — not a promise of appreciation or rental income.
- Private island settingA single guarded bridge gives residents a quieter arrival than the mainland.
- The tallest Tequesta Point towerAt 46 floors, taller than One and Two Tequesta Point.
- Waterfront settingBay, river, skyline, or island views are possible depending on floor and line.
- Established operating historyMore than two decades of maintenance history to review.
- Walkable island conveniencesA marketplace and the Mandarin Oriental Miami are within a short walk.
- Easy access to BrickellMainland Brickell is a short walk or drive away.
A private island a single bridge from downtown Miami.
Brickell Key sits just across a single guarded bridge from mainland Brickell, close enough to reach the city's restaurants and offices in minutes, yet quiet enough to feel like a different neighborhood entirely.
A video-monitored guard gate and single road on and off the island keep the pace calmer than mainland Brickell's dense corridor, and a waterfront promenade circles the island for walking and jogging. The Mandarin Oriental, Miami sits at the island's southern tip. That said, the island isn't traffic-free or fully private — the bridge can back up at peak commute times, and many daily destinations still mean a trip to the mainland. A small marketplace handles everyday errands, and a shuttle connects to the Brickell Metrorail station.
Value at Three Tequesta Point varies unit by unit.
Three Tequesta Point residences generally range from one to three bedrooms, with larger penthouse-level configurations, and two units can carry very different value even on a comparable floor. Floor, line, and exposure matter — a high-floor bay or river view differs from a lower or interior-facing unit, and not every residence has an unobstructed water view or assigned parking and storage. Condition varies too, from original 2001-era finishes to fully modernized interiors.
Buyers who prioritize a high-floor view
Want a genuine bay, river, or skyline outlook — worth confirming floor and line.
Buyers who want a penthouse-level layout
Interested in larger configurations near the top of the tallest Tequesta Point tower.
Second-home & lock-and-leave buyers
Seeking a waterfront residence in an established island setting.
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Why two Three Tequesta Point residences can carry very different price tags.
Two residences shouldn't be compared just because they share a bedroom count. Line, floor, and exposure separate an interior view from a high-floor bay or river residence, and renovation quality, furnishings, and seller motivation add or subtract further value.
We don't publish a static "current price range" here, because active inventory at a 238-residence building shifts continuously. For current pricing, use the live IDX listings linked further below — we'll help you interpret that data against the specific unit you're considering.
How the numbers can work.
These examples use a 2.5% buyer-agent compensation purely as an illustration, with a rebate of up to half. Not a quote or a guarantee — your actual rebate depends on compensation actually available, your representation agreement, lender approval, and closing terms.
Rebate up to: $10,000
Rebate up to: $21,875
Rebate up to: $40,000
Rebate up to: $68,750
Want a figure based on a real residence you're considering? Contact us first — we'll confirm what a permitted rebate could look like, in writing, before you commit.
Verify current amenity operations and inclusions before you commit.
Three Tequesta Point's amenity reputation and its current operations are two different things, and only one is guaranteed to still be accurate today.
Listed amenity categories have included a two-story fitness center, a waterfront pool, a jacuzzi and spa, tennis and racquetball courts, a party room, a BBQ area, a children's play area, a business center, and 24-hour concierge and security, with valet and assigned parking — but hours, staffing, and what's bundled versus billed separately can change over time. We don't publish a fixed, itemized list here; buyers should confirm current amenities, rules, fees, and service availability through the condominium association and management.
One, Two, and Three Tequesta Point are three separate buildings.
Brickell Key's Tequesta Point collection includes three towers — One, Two, and Three Tequesta Point — built during different phases and sharing a general island setting but not a single association, inventory, or maintenance record.
One Tequesta Point was completed first in 1995, Two Tequesta Point followed in 1999, and Three Tequesta Point, the tallest of the three, came last in 2001. Each has its own residence count, layouts, amenities, and resale history. Don't assume a rule, fee, or condition at one Tequesta Point building applies to another — confirm current details for the specific tower and residence you're considering directly through its association.
Several established towers, several different buildings.
Three Tequesta Point, Carbonell, St. Louis, Brickell Key One, Brickell Key Two, and Asia Brickell Key are all established buildings on the same island, but each has its own address, year, and unit count — don't assume facts about one apply to another.
Neither building is categorically better — buyers should compare age, density, floorplans, renovation level, amenities, and available inventory. Brickell Key One and Two offer earlier-generation alternatives, and Asia Brickell Key offers a more boutique profile.
With an established building like Three Tequesta Point, the order you do things in can decide whether you keep the rebate.
The moment you request a showing, register on a listing portal, or contact a listing agent directly, your inquiry may be routed to another agent, affecting your representation.
Full representation. Potential savings. The difference is having your representation established before you inquire.
One rule protects your rebate: contact us first.
Before you request a tour, register on a portal, contact a listing agent, or submit an inquiry, contact us. We put your representation in place properly so your rebate eligibility is protected from the start.
Already inquired somewhere? Don't assume it's lost — there may still be a path, but call before you do anything else.
Talk to us firstHow the Three Tequesta Point buyer rebate works
Eligible buyers may receive up to 50% of our buyer-agent commission back at closing. The rebate works alongside — not in place of — inspections, legal review, and condominium due diligence.
Contact us first
Before you tour or contact a listing agent, reach out. Call or text (786) 550-6294, email info@eajordan.com, or message us on WhatsApp.
We represent you fully
Full buyer representation — search, showings, offer strategy, negotiation, inspections, financing coordination, and closing.
You may receive a credit at closing
If compensation is received and a rebate is permitted under your agreement, lender, and closing terms, up to half may be credited to you at closing.
What buyers should investigate at Three Tequesta Point.
Buying into an association that dates to 2001 calls for real diligence — Florida's post-Surfside milestone-inspection and Structural Integrity Reserve Study requirements make an established tower's status worth confirming. Request the declaration, bylaws, financial statements, and any structural or milestone-inspection report.
The due-diligence period exists to protect you — use all of it.
Ask about capital projects (roof, façade, elevators), pending assessments, and litigation history. Confirm the current rental and pet policy, parking, and renovation rules with the association. We don't provide legal, tax, or engineering advice, but we help you ask the right questions and coordinate with your attorney, lender, and inspector.
A working due-diligence checklist
- Declaration, bylaws & rules
- Budget & financial statements
- Reserve, structural & SIRS reports
- Insurance & deductibles
- Capital projects & assessments
- Rental & approval policy
- Pet, parking & storage rules
- Unit alteration & permit history
- Taxes, homestead & closing costs
What financed and cash buyers should each plan for.
Whether you're financing or paying cash, an established building like Three Tequesta Point brings a few extra items worth planning for early. Financing approval is never guaranteed.
Lenders that finance condominiums review the association's budget, reserve funding, and insurance program, along with a condo questionnaire, as part of loan approval. Appraisal support depends on comparable closed sales, since price varies by line, floor, and condition. Confirm condo-specific lending eligibility with a qualified lender early.
Cash buyers should still expect a real due-diligence and closing timeline, with proof of funds ready early — paying cash doesn't reduce the need for due diligence. Rebate treatment can vary in financed transactions. We don't provide lending, tax, or legal advice; our attorney-backed representation helps you ask the right questions at the right time.
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Built for the Brickell buyer who wants the tallest Tequesta Point address.
You want a waterfront island address
An established 46-story tower with 238 residences and a private, single-bridge setting.
You want a penthouse-level layout
Larger configurations near the top of the tallest Tequesta Point tower.
You want Brickell Key access at a resale entry point
An established alternative to the island's newer towers, close to mainland Brickell.

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Three Tequesta Point buyer rebate questions
Where is Three Tequesta Point located?
At 848 Brickell Key Drive, on Brickell Key — the private island connected to mainland Brickell by a single guarded bridge.
When was Three Tequesta Point completed?
Three Tequesta Point was completed in 2001 as the third and tallest of the three Tequesta Point towers — an established resale property, not new construction.
How many stories and residences are in Three Tequesta Point?
Three Tequesta Point holds 238 residences across 46 floors, the tallest of the Tequesta Point collection.
What types of floorplans are available at Three Tequesta Point?
Generally one to three bedrooms, with larger penthouse-level configurations. Not every residence has the same layout — confirm current inventory through live listings.
What views may Three Tequesta Point residences have?
Depending on floor and line, residences may face Biscayne Bay, the Miami River, the downtown skyline, or the island itself. Not every unit has an unobstructed water view — confirm exposure line by line.
How does Three Tequesta Point compare with One and Two Tequesta Point?
Three Tequesta Point was the last and tallest of the three towers. Each has its own association, inventory, and expenses — don't assume policies or costs are identical.
Can owners rent their Three Tequesta Point residence?
Rental policies can change and are set by the association. Buyers who plan to lease should confirm the current minimum lease term, frequency limits, and approval process directly before purchasing.
What ownership costs should buyers evaluate?
Buyers should review association fees, insurance, property taxes, reserve funding, milestone inspection and Structural Integrity Reserve Study status, and any pending assessments, in addition to standard closing costs. These figures should be confirmed through current official documents.
Can buyers finance a Three Tequesta Point residence?
Financing is possible, but condominium lenders review the association's budget, reserves, and insurance as part of loan approval. Financing approval is never guaranteed, and cash purchases still require full building and unit due diligence.
Can an eligible buyer receive a commission rebate when purchasing at Three Tequesta Point?
Eligible buyers may receive up to 50% of our buyer-agent commission back at closing, when compensation is available and a rebate is permitted under the applicable agreement, lender terms, and closing requirements. It's never guaranteed and depends on the specific transaction.
Check Your Rebate at Three Tequesta Point first.
One call protects it:
(786) 550-6294- Eyeing a specific residence? We'll check whether compensation appears to be available before you tour.
- Want full representation? We represent you through offer, negotiation, inspections, financing, and closing.
- Already contacted a listing agent? Tell us what happened — we'll tell you honestly if a rebate can still be saved.