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Miami Beach
South Florida's most recognized island, from South Beach to North Beach

Miami Beach

The world's most famous beach brand, with a protected Art Deco district and year-round tourist occupancy

Miami Beach is a barrier-island city of about 83,000 residents facing Miami, famous for its Art Deco district — the first 20th-century district on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places — and for beaches with international tourist occupancy twelve months a year. Its condo market is mostly resale, with a median price of $549,000 and an entry point of $249,810 at the 10th percentile.

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A selection of active listings in Miami Beach, updated in real time.

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Why this area

What makes Miami Beach unique

Miami Beach is a barrier-island city of about 83,000 residents, connected to Miami by three causeways (MacArthur, Venetian and Julia Tuttle). Its Art Deco district, designated in 1979, was the first 20th-century architectural district on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. It runs from Ocean Drive and Lincoln Road in South Beach to the historic resorts of Mid-Beach and the residential community of North Beach.

If you're investing

  • Year-round tourist occupancy, with steady seasonal rental demand along the whole beach corridor.
  • An established resale market: only 34 new-construction condos are active today, against 1,800 condos for sale.
  • An internationally recognized brand, which sustains demand from foreign buyers.

If you'll live here

  • Beaches within walking distance of most buildings, along a continuous boardwalk.
  • Walkable urban life in South Beach, with Lincoln Road as its pedestrian shopping and dining spine.
  • Fast access to Miami: Downtown and Brickell are under 20 minutes away via the causeways.
Where to invest

Best places to invest in Miami Beach

Miami Beach's highest-demand segments:

Resale condo
Resale

Resale condo

Median price of $549,000, in an established market with ample supply.

Art Deco district
History

Art Deco district

Protected buildings from the 1920s to the 1940s, the first 20th-century district on the National Register.

Seasonal rental
Rental

Seasonal rental

Year-round tourist occupancy sustains short-term rental demand.

Buy

Options to buy in Miami Beach

Resale condo in South Beach

The walkable Ocean Drive and Lincoln Road corridor, with the highest density of urban life.

Condo in Mid-Beach

Near the historic Fontainebleau and Eden Roc resorts, with newer buildings than South Beach.

Condo in North Beach

Miami Beach's most accessible entry price, with a strong Latin American community.

Rent

Options to rent in Miami Beach

Seasonal rental

Year-round tourist occupancy, in one of the world's most sought-after beach brands.

Annual rental

Professionals who value walkable living and fast access to Miami.

Furnished rental

Foreign buyers who want flexibility before deciding where to live permanently.

Location

Location and connectivity

  • Ocean Drive and the Art Deco district, the historic heart of South Beach.
  • Lincoln Road, the pedestrian shopping and dining spine.
  • Fontainebleau and Eden Roc, Mid-Beach's historic resorts since the 1950s.
  • North Beach, with postwar MiMo architecture and the city's most accessible entry price.
  • Under 20 minutes from Downtown Miami and Brickell via the MacArthur and Venetian causeways.
FAQ

What every investor asks

No. South Beach is the southern neighborhood of the island of Miami Beach, the most touristy one. Miami Beach is the whole city, which also includes Mid-Beach and North Beach.

The median price is $549,000, with units starting at $249,810 at the 10th percentile. Price varies a lot between South Beach, Mid-Beach and North Beach; we can send you current availability based on what you're looking for.

Very little: 34 new-construction condos are active today, against 1,800 resale condos. The market is mostly resale.

Yes. International buyers can purchase property without being U.S. residents or citizens. Financing alternatives exist for foreigners depending on the buyer's profile and the property type; we help you access those options.

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