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North Beach
The MiMo-architecture neighborhood with Miami Beach's highest concentration of Latin American buyers

North Beach

Miami Beach's northern stretch, from 63rd Street to the Surfside line, with more accessible condo prices

North Beach is Miami Beach's northern stretch, from 63rd Street to the Surfside line. It's known for its postwar MiMo (Miami Modernist) architecture — more than 76 buildings designed by Gilbert Fein between 1949 and 1961 in North Shore and Normandy Isle — and for the North Beach Bandshell, a 1961 amphitheater listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It's also the stretch of Miami Beach with the strongest Latin American buyer presence: about 76% of purchases in its new-construction condo market, with Argentina as the single largest origin. Its median apartment price is US$487,000, the most accessible of Miami Beach's three stretches.

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Available properties in North Beach

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

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Why this area

What makes North Beach unique

North Beach is Miami Beach's northernmost stretch, between 63rd Street and the Surfside line. Its postwar MiMo architecture — more than 76 buildings designed by Gilbert Fein — coexists with a recent wave of residential development that has led some to call it Miami's "Little Buenos Aires": about 76% of buyers in its new-construction condo market are Latin American, with Argentina leading.

If you're investing

  • Miami Beach's stretch with the strongest Latin American buyer presence: about 76% of new-construction purchases, with Argentina as the leading origin.
  • The most accessible median apartment price among Miami Beach's three stretches, at US$487,000.
  • New developments underway, like Palma Miami Beach Residences and NoBe, on 71st Street.

If you'll live here

  • The North Beach Bandshell, a 1961 amphitheater listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
  • The Ocean Terrace historic district, with its restored strip of MiMo architecture.
  • Normandy Isle, with its park and municipal pool at the neighborhood's heart.
Where to invest

Best places to invest in North Beach

North Beach's segments with the strongest demand:

MiMo resale condo
Entry point

MiMo resale condo

Median apartment price of US$487,000, the most accessible in Miami Beach.

Near 71st Street
LATAM buyer

Near 71st Street

Miami Beach's corridor with the strongest Latin American buyer presence, about 76% in new construction.

Palma Miami Beach Residences
Pre-construction

Palma Miami Beach Residences

A 13-story LEED Gold tower steps from the beach, with rental potential from US$100,000 a year.

Buy

Options to buy in North Beach

MiMo resale condo

Median apartment price of US$487,000, in a postwar-architecture neighborhood.

Pre-construction on 71st Street

Palma Miami Beach Residences, a LEED Gold tower steps from the beach.

Established Latin American community

About 76% of new-construction buyers are Latin American, with Argentina leading.

Rent

Options to rent in North Beach

Annual rental

Professionals seeking Miami Beach at the most accessible price among its three stretches.

Seasonal rental

Proximity to the beach and Bal Harbour Shops sustains seasonal demand.

Furnished rental

Relocating buyers looking for a frictionless way in.

Location

Location and connectivity

  • The North Beach Bandshell, a 1961 amphitheater listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
  • The Ocean Terrace historic district, a restored oceanfront strip of MiMo architecture.
  • Normandy Isle, with its park and municipal pool.
  • About 10 minutes from Bal Harbour Shops and about 15 from Aventura Mall.
  • About 20 minutes from South Beach and about 30 from Miami International Airport.
FAQ

What every investor asks

No. Miami Beach is the whole city and also includes South Beach and Mid-Beach; North Beach is its northernmost stretch, from 63rd Street to the Surfside line. It's a distinction that matters when comparing prices, because the three stretches behave differently.

Because of the strong presence of Argentine and Latin American buyers in its new-construction condo market: about 76% of purchases come from Latin America, with Argentina as the single largest origin.

Small in volume but active: new-construction condo inventory sits at 8 units against 351 resale condos. Palma Miami Beach Residences, on 71st Street, 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 buyer’s profile and property type. We help you access those options and understand each one’s requirements.

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