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Steps from one of Florida's most recognized resort hotels.
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Miami Beach's stretch between 24th and 63rd Street, home to the Fontainebleau, the Faena, and the Eden Roc
Mid-Beach is Miami Beach's stretch between 24th and 63rd Street, known for its landmark resort hotels: the Fontainebleau, opened in 1954 and designed by Morris Lapidus, and the neighboring Eden Roc from the same era. Between 32nd and 36th Street sits the Faena District, the arts and culture corridor driven by Argentine hotelier Alan Faena. It's an established resale condo market, with a median apartment price of US$690,000.
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Mid-Beach is Miami Beach's central stretch, between South Beach and North Beach, along Collins Avenue. It's home to two of Florida's most recognized resort hotels — the Fontainebleau and the Eden Roc, both from the 1950s — and to the Faena District, a recently invested-in arts and culture corridor. Unlike South Beach, it isn't fully covered by a historic district, which allows renovations and a handful of new oceanfront projects.
Mid-Beach's segments with the strongest demand:
Steps from one of Florida's most recognized resort hotels.
The arts corridor driven by Alan Faena, with a recent billion-dollar investment.
OMA-designed residences on the Atlantic, under construction on Collins Avenue.
Median apartment price of US$690,000, in one of Miami Beach's most recognized resort corridors.
Alan Faena's arts and culture corridor, steps from home.
The Perigon Miami Beach, OMA-designed residences on the Atlantic.
The stretch's resort hotels sustain strong year-round tourist demand.
Professionals seeking Miami Beach without paying South Beach's price.
Second-home buyers who use the property seasonally.
No. Miami Beach is the whole city and also includes South Beach and North Beach; Mid-Beach is its central stretch, roughly from 24th to 63rd Street. It's a distinction that matters when comparing prices, because the three stretches behave differently.
An arts and culture corridor between 32nd and 36th Street, driven by Argentine hotelier Alan Faena, with a recent billion-dollar investment. It includes the Faena Hotel Miami Beach, the Faena Forum, and several galleries.
Little: active new-construction condo inventory sits at just 8 units against 463 resale condos, so the market is mostly resale. The Perigon Miami Beach is the stretch's active pre-construction project today.
Yes. International buyers can purchase property without being U.S. residents or citizens. Financing alternatives also exist for foreign buyers depending on the profile and property type. We help you access those options and understand the requirements for each.
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