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Explore condos in Miami Beach, the barrier-island city facing Miami: a protected Art Deco district, world-famous beaches and year-round tourist occupancy, from South Beach to North Beach.
Listings via IDX (BeachesMLS / Miami Association of REALTORS®) through Trestle/CoreLogic. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
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The William
Boutique condo
From$490,000
Delivery2029
BedsStudio – 3 bd
NoBe
Boutique condo
From$580,000
Delivery2029
Beds1 – 3 bd
72 Carlyle Miami Beach Residences
Luxury condominiums
FromUSD 1,116,500
Delivery2028
Beds1 - 3
7200 Collins
Luxury residences
FromUSD 600,000
Delivery2027
BedsStudio to 2
Palma Miami Beach Residences
Residences
FromUSD 650,000
DeliveryQ4 2027
Beds1–2
The Perigon Miami Beach
Luxury residences
FromUSD 4,450,000
DeliveryAsk us
Beds2–4
Miami Beach is a seven-mile-long barrier-island city, connected to Miami by the MacArthur, Venetian and Julia Tuttle causeways. South Beach, at the southern tip, holds the Art Deco district, Ocean Drive and Lincoln Road, the city's best-known pedestrian shopping and dining spine.
Mid-Beach carries the historic resort corridor — Fontainebleau and Eden Roc, both from the mid-1950s — with a newer condo market than South Beach. North Beach, at the northern tip, is the island's residential, family-oriented area, with the most accessible entry price and a strong Latin American community.
Miami Beach's condo market is mostly resale: 1,800 active condos for sale against only 34 new-construction units. The median price is $549,000, with an entry point of $249,810 at the 10th percentile, and a median HOA fee of $1,130.
Prices vary a lot by neighborhood: North Beach is the most accessible, Mid-Beach offers newer buildings next to the historic resorts, and South Beach holds the highest density of urban life and tourism. Reviewing market behavior by neighborhood helps identify opportunities aligned with different buying goals.
Locate condos, beaches and the island's main landmarks to get to know it better before deciding.
Answers to the most common questions about prices, neighborhoods and the process of buying a condo in this area.
Miami Beach is a barrier-island city of about 83,000 residents, famous worldwide for its Art Deco district — the first 20th-century architectural district on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places — and for beaches with international tourist occupancy all year. Its condo market is mostly resale, with prices ranging from North Beach, the most accessible, to South Beach and Mid-Beach.
Who buys in Miami Beach? Investors looking for the world's most recognized beach brand; Buyers who value South Beach's walkable urban life; Architecture lovers, drawn by its protected Art Deco district; Seasonal-rental investors, for the year-round tourist occupancy.
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, each with its own character and entry price.
The median price is $549,000, with units starting at $249,810 at the 10th percentile. Price depends a lot on the neighborhood, the building, the size and the view. We can send you current availability based on what you're looking for.
It depends on your goal: South Beach has the highest density of tourism and urban life, Mid-Beach offers newer buildings next to the historic resorts, and North Beach has the city's most accessible entry price.
Very little today: active new-construction condo inventory is 34 units, 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 also exist for foreigners depending on the buyer's profile and the property type. We help you access those options and understand each one's requirements.
