Sunny Isles Beach

Buildings in Sunny Isles Beach

Compare the 52 condo buildings: prices, year built and units available today.

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Frequently asked questions about condos in Sunny Isles Beach

Answers to the most common questions about pricing, towers, renting and the process of buying a condo here.

Sunny Isles Beach is a narrow barrier island between the Atlantic and the Intracoastal, lined with residential towers carrying global brands like Ritz-Carlton, Armani and Porsche Design. It's one of South Florida's most internationally diverse communities — Census data shows more households speaking Spanish than English — and that mix of beach, brand and Latin American community is what sustains the area's value.

  • To live — You want beach outside your tower and an international community where Spanish is spoken every day.
  • To invest — You want active seasonal rental demand driven by the island's tourism profile.
  • A second home — You want a recognized oceanfront brand tower to use part of the year.
  • To rent out — You want international tenants willing to pay for short-term or seasonal stays.

Who buys in Sunny Isles Beach? International buyers looking for oceanfront and a Spanish-speaking community; Families looking for a second home on the beach; Investors looking for active seasonal rental demand; Buyers who prioritize internationally recognized brand towers.

Price varies widely by tower, view and year built — from resales in established buildings to branded oceanfront towers. There are options across different budgets.

Its beach runs the length of the city, its towers carry globally recognized brands, and Census data shows more households speaking Spanish than English.

Yes, the island's tourism-driven, international profile sustains stronger short-term demand than purely residential areas.

Bentley Residences and St. Regis Residences are the island's newest supply, expected to deliver in 2026 and 2027.

Yes. International buyers can purchase without being a US resident or citizen, and financing alternatives exist for foreign buyers depending on their profile.

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