Listed by Douglas Elliman

Recently sold · Miami Beach

$475,000

6917 Collins Ave # 1026, Miami Beach FL 33141

Listed by Coldwell Banker Realty · Sold by OWN Realty

Public MIAMI MLS record · deemed reliable but not guaranteed · MiamiCityRealty.com not necessarily a party

Miami · ZIP 33139 · Live MLS

Miami Beach

Miami Beach real estate is five distinct markets — homes, mansions on the islands, gated estates (Star Island, La Gorce), boutique condo buildings, and condo estates & penthouses (Continuum, Faena House, Edition). 7-mile barrier island, the world"s largest Art Deco concentration. Live tier-filtered MLS inventory.

$999K

Median price

$838

Per sq ft

1537

Active listings

81 d

Median days on mkt

Price position +33% vs MCR median
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Median list price

$999,000

For-sale active inventory

Price / sq ft

$838

Across active listings

Active inventory

1537

On the market right now

Median days on market

81

Well-priced units move faster

✦ Computed live from MIAMI MLS active inventory · refreshed every few hours · updated September 12, 2026

Miami Beach real estate market data, live from MIAMI MLS, updated September 12, 2026
Median list price$999,000
Median price per square foot$838
Active for-sale inventory1537
Median days on market81 days
Median asking rent$4,000 / month
Year-over-year price change-56.9%
Homes in a FEMA high-risk flood zone35% of active for-sale homes
Typical home typeCondominium

Market pulse

How Miami Beach is trading

Median asking price by month listed, plus how active inventory splits — all live from MIAMI MLS active listings (not closed sales).

Median list price, by month listed

12-mo avg
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep

-56.9%

Median list, recent vs. earlier

$1,258,082

12-month average

1,537

For-sale listings

What's on the market, by price

Share of active for-sale inventory

Under $500K 27% · 408
$500K – $1M 24% · 365
$1M – $3M 26% · 402
$3M – $10M 17% · 265
$10M+ 6% · 97

By the numbers

Inside Miami Beach, by ZIP

Each pocket of Miami Beach trades at its own price and pace — here's how its ZIP codes compare on live for-sale inventory.

South Beach

ZIP 33139

$1.1M

median

$931

$/sqft

752

active

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Mid-Beach

ZIP 33140

$929K

median

$768

$/sqft

419

active

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North Beach

ZIP 33141

$850K

median

$591

$/sqft

483

active

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Recently sold in Miami Beach (12)

Public MIAMI MLS closings
Sold $475,000 6917 Collins Ave # 1026, Miami Beach FL 33141 Sold Sep 10, 2026 Listed by Coldwell Banker Realty · Sold by OWN Realty Sold $2,435,250 1000 Venetian Way # 1004, Miami FL 33139 Sold Sep 8, 2026 Listed by One Sotheby's International Realty · Sold by One Sotheby's International Realty Sold $440,000 5555 Collins Ave # 7Z, Miami Beach FL 33140 Sold Sep 3, 2026 Listed by Beachfront Realty Inc · Sold by Ocean Pavilion Realty Group LLC Sold $350,000 1045 10th St # 204, Miami Beach FL 33139 Sold Sep 1, 2026 Listed by Compass Florida, LLC · Sold by Live Work Play Miami Group, LLC. Sold $1,360,000 500 Alton Rd # 1906, Miami Beach FL 33139 Sold Aug 31, 2026 Listed by Douglas Elliman · Sold by Compass Florida, LLC Sold $679,000 5 Island Ave # 12C, Miami Beach FL 33139 Sold Aug 26, 2026 Listed by One Sotheby's International Realty · Sold by MAR NON MLS MEMBER Sold $385,000 363 Washington Avenue # 32, Miami Beach FL 33139 Sold Aug 25, 2026 Listed by Heartland Realty Group LLC · Sold by Heartland Realty Group LLC Sold $2,150,000 300 S Pointe Dr # 605, Miami Beach FL 33139 Sold Aug 25, 2026 Listed by Sunstone Brokers · Sold by Sunstone Brokers Sold $500,000 100 Jefferson Ave # 10004, Miami Beach FL 33139 Sold Aug 23, 2026 Listed by Compass Florida, LLC · Sold by One Sotheby's International Realty Sold $1,090,000 5660 Collins Ave # 14C, Miami Beach FL 33140 Sold Aug 23, 2026 Listed by Beachfront Realty Inc · Sold by Compass Florida, LLC Sold $529,000 5600 Collins Ave # 15B, Miami Beach FL 33140 Sold Aug 20, 2026 Listed by Beachfront Realty Inc · Sold by MAR NON MLS MEMBER Sold $575,000 2625 Collins Ave # 1601, Miami Beach FL 33140 Sold Aug 19, 2026 Listed by Blue Capital Realty, LLC · Sold by Vilar & Associates, Inc.

Closed-sale data from the MIAMI MLS · deemed reliable but not guaranteed. MiamiCityRealty.com was not necessarily involved in these transactions; the listing and selling brokerages credited above are the parties to each sale.

The insider read

Why Miami Beach is different

Miami Beach is its own city — not part of the City of Miami — sitting on a 7-mile barrier island connected to the mainland by four causeways. Carl Fisher dredged it out of a mangrove swamp in 1915, sold lots from a tent on the sand, and within a decade had built the largest collection of Art Deco architecture anywhere on earth. A century later, the Art Deco Historic District still covers most of South Beach, with strict preservation rules and a Historic Preservation Board that has stopped more than one billionaire’s renovation plans cold.

What people mean by “Miami Beach real estate” depends entirely on which of five distinct markets they actually want to be in. Lumping them together — as most listing portals do — guarantees a wasted afternoon. The three Coral Gables markets confuse $5M buyers. The five Miami Beach markets confuse $50M buyers.

The five Miami Beach markets

  • Homes & Luxury Homes — single-family in the non-gated mainland-facing residential pockets of Mid-Beach (40th–63rd Street west of Collins), Belle Isle, Sunset Islands’ non-gated edges, the South of Fifth (SoFi) historic homes. $1.5M–$8M. Walking-distance to the beach, the bay, and the city’s parks.
  • Mansions — architect-attributed single-family showpieces on the man-made islands (Sunset Islands 1–4, Hibiscus, Palm, La Gorce) and North Bay Road. Lot waterfront with dock and Mediterranean Revival or modern signature design. $5M–$30M. The category that surfaces best on a building-sqft + bedroom filter, not by ZIP.
  • Estates — Star Island, La Gorce Island (gated, both), and the trophy waterfront on North Bay Road, Pinetree Drive, and the Mid-Beach lakes. $30M–$200M+. Ultra-private, deep-water dockage, helipads where allowed. Star Island is the marquee — but every Sunset Island also has its quiet trophy compound.
  • Boutique Buildings & Townhouses — small condo buildings and townhouses in SoFi (Continuum I & II, ICON, Murano), South Beach (Setai, W Residences), and Mid-Beach (1 Hotel & Homes, Edition Residences, Faena House — the lower-floor units). $1M–$15M. The smaller buildings on Alton Road, Sunset Harbour, and the Lincoln Road–adjacent blocks are where boutique value still lives.
  • Condo Estates & Penthouses — the “mansions of the sky.” Whole-floor and double-floor units at Continuum, Apogee, Setai, Faena House, Edition Residences, 1 Hotel & Homes, Eighty Seven Park, The Surf Club Four Seasons. $15M–$85M. Buyers in this tier are comparing a 9,000 sqft condo with a 9,000 sqft single-family — and choosing the condo for the building services, the views, and the lifestyle amenities.

The geography — three districts plus the islands

South Beach (SoBe) + South of Fifth (SoFi) — 5th to 23rd Street

The iconic stretch. Art Deco hotels along Ocean Drive, Collins Avenue, and Washington Avenue. Lincoln Road as the pedestrian retail spine. South of Fifth is the premium residential pocket — the SoFi acronym is real, and the buildings there (Continuum I & II, Apogee, ICON South Beach, Murano at Portofino, Murano Grande) anchor Miami Beach’s ultra-luxury condo market. SoFi is the most-pedestrian-friendly mile in all of South Florida — restaurants, beach, marina, park, all within ten minutes.

Mid-Beach — 23rd to 63rd Street

The “Millionaire’s Row” tier of Miami Beach. Faena District (32nd–35th Street, anchored by Faena House, Faena Hotel, Faena Theater). The Edition Miami Beach. 1 Hotel & Homes. The Setai sits at 20th — technically South Beach but the building’s vibe is Mid-Beach. Mid-Beach also includes the residential pockets west of Collins (Sunset Islands 1–4 entrances, Pinetree Drive, West Avenue lower density), the lakes (Indian Creek-adjacent), and the long block of oceanfront condos. Mid-Beach is quieter than SoBe and more refined than North Beach.

North Beach — 63rd to 87th Street

The quieter, more residential third. Eighty Seven Park (Pininfarina design, the breakout 2019 building) lifted North Beach’s price ceiling. Soho House’s North Beach annex pulled the cool crowd north. 4000 Collins is the newer luxury tier. North Beach still has 1960s-era condos selling at half the Mid-Beach price — for buyers who want oceanfront on a Mid-Beach lifestyle budget. The smart play.

The Islands

  • Star Island (gated, 36 estates) — the most-famous private island in America. Direct deep-water dockage, 24-hour patrol, $40M–$200M+. Diddy lived here. Gloria Estefan. Don Johnson. The list reads like a History of Miami.
  • Hibiscus Island (non-gated, ~70 homes) — the “Star Island for new money.” Direct waterfront, contemporary builds outnumbering Mediterranean Revival. $7M–$50M.
  • Palm Island (non-gated, ~50 homes) — Hibiscus’s bigger-lot sibling. Wider streets, more landscaping, more privacy without a gate.
  • Sunset Islands 1–4 (gated, ~250 homes total) — the residential dream of Mid-Beach. Sunset Island 1 is the priciest (closest to the bay), Sunset Island 4 the most accessible. $5M–$30M.
  • La Gorce Island (gated, ~75 homes) — Mid-Beach’s private estate enclave. Direct ocean access. Long-tenured wealth.
  • Normandy Isle & Normandy Shores (North Beach) — the “value islands.” Single-family and small condos, walking-distance to the North Beach bandshell. $700K–$3M.
  • Belle Isle — the small island connecting Miami Beach to the Venetian Causeway. Mixed condo + single-family. $1M–$10M.

Live Miami Beach inventory by market tier

Every listing below is priced in dollars AND Bitcoin. The tier filter is computed from MLS data — building sqft, lot size, bedroom and bathroom counts, property type, and gated-community membership. The MLS doesn’t have a “mansion” or “penthouse-estate” filter; we built one.

🏝️ Miami Beach Estates — Star Island, La Gorce, North Bay Road

Gated and waterfront — 1+ acre lots, deep-water dockage, ultra-private

🏛️ Miami Beach Mansions — Sunset Islands, Hibiscus, Palm, North Bay Road

Architect-signed single-family — 5,000+ sqft on lots from 0.34 to 1 acre

🌃 Condo Estates — the “mansions of the sky”

Whole-floor and half-floor units, 4,500+ sqft — Continuum, Apogee, Setai, Faena House, Edition, Surf Club

🌇 Penthouses

Signature top-floor units — 2,500 to 4,500 sqft, 3–4 bedrooms, oceanfront views

🏠 Luxury Homes & Single-Family

Upper-tier single-family in the non-island residential pockets

🏢 Boutique Condos & Luxury Apartments

1,500–2,499 sqft, 2–3 bedrooms — boutique buildings in SoFi, South Beach, Mid-Beach

Miami Beach rentals — feeding the lifecycle

Miami Beach has more rental inventory than for-sale inventory. The 7-mile island is, for many residents, a multi-year rental before ownership — try a Mid-Beach building for a season, decide if the lifestyle fits, then buy in. We track all four rental tiers because Miami Beach is the lifestyle test-drive for the rest of Florida.

🏝️ Miami Beach Estate Rentals

$20K+/mo OR 4,000+ sqft. Furnished whole-floor units at the premier buildings — the 'try before you buy' tier for ultra-luxury Miami Beach.

🌃 Miami Beach Premium Rentals

$8K-$20K/mo. Oceanfront 2-3BR units in the Faena District, Edition, Setai, Continuum. The serious-renter tier.

🏖️ Miami Beach Luxury Rentals

$3K-$8K/mo. 2-3BR boutique-building rentals + larger condos in SoFi, South Beach, Mid-Beach. The upgrade tier from the starter rental.

🏬 Miami Beach Rentals — Starter Tier

Under $3K/mo. Studios and 1BRs — the lifecycle entry into a Miami Beach address. Today's $2.5K SoFi renter is tomorrow's Continuum owner.

The buildings worth knowing

South of Fifth (SoFi) — the ultra-luxury corner

  • Continuum I & II (50 South Pointe Drive / 100 South Pointe Drive) — Wallace Tutt, 2002 and 2008. The original SoFi ultra-luxury benchmark. Beach club, 12-acre site, the gold standard for what a Miami Beach building can be.
  • Apogee (800 South Pointe Drive) — 67 units, completed 2008. The pure-luxury sibling to Continuum. Some of Miami’s largest oceanfront balconies. PHs cleared $30M+ during recent cycles.
  • ICON South Beach (450 Alton Road) — Philippe Starck design, completed 2005. The architecture spawned imitators all over Florida. Mixed rentals + sales.
  • Murano at Portofino & Murano Grande (1000–1300 South Pointe Drive) — early-2000s waterfront, larger floor plates.
  • The Bentley Beach Hotel & Residences — older but renovated. Direct beach access.
  • 1500 Ocean Drive — small, 110 units, classic Ocean Drive address.

South Beach — the iconic stretch

  • The Setai (101 20th Street) — Asian-design ultra-luxury, hotel + residences. Floor plans run small but the building is one-of-one.
  • W South Beach Residences (2201 Collins) — branded living above the hotel. Smaller building feel.
  • The Bath Club (5959 Collins) — original 1926 club + 2007 condominium addition. Members-only beach club included with ownership. Mid-Beach geographically but South Beach in cultural weight.

Mid-Beach — Faena District + the Five-Star Mile

  • Faena House (3315 Collins) — Foster + Partners, 2015. The most-photographed Mid-Beach building. Two-story aleros. Penthouse closed at $60M+; condo-estate tier units routinely $15–$40M.
  • The Edition Miami Beach (2901 Collins) — Ian Schrager × Marriott, 2014. Hotel + residences. Resale value among the strongest in Mid-Beach.
  • 1 Hotel & Homes (2399 Collins) — eco-luxury, completed 2015. Strong rental dynamics for owners; building uses reclaimed materials throughout.
  • 87 Park / Eighty Seven Park (8701 Collins, technically North Beach) — Renzo Piano. The breakout 2019 building that proved North Beach could compete at ultra-luxury. PHs $25–$40M.
  • The Surf Club Four Seasons Residences (9011 Collins, Surfside but Miami Beach-adjacent) — Richard Meier. The “Surf Club” was a 1930s exclusive club; the 2017 building added Four Seasons hotel + 150 residences. Whole-floor units have cleared $50M+.
  • Mandarin Oriental Residences Miami Beach (currently under construction, 2900 Block Collins) — branded ultra-luxury, opening 2026.
  • Aman Miami Beach (under planning) — the next ultra-luxury tier, Aman’s first Florida property.

Living in Miami Beach

The restaurant landscape

The dining concentration on a 7-mile island is unmatched anywhere in Florida. Joe’s Stone Crab (since 1913 — the institution; expect a line, October–May only). Carbone (Major Food Group’s NYC import — the table you’ll wait six weeks for). Mila (rooftop, Lincoln Road — sushi + global). Sushi Garage (Sunset Harbour, by the same team). Stubborn Seed (James Beard Award, Jeremy Ford). Forte dei Marmi (Italian, South Beach). Casa Tua (the original — boutique, members-feel). Cipriani Miami Beach (the Florida outpost). Quattro Gastronomia Italiana on Lincoln Road. The North Beach gems: Estiatorio Milos at Faena, Pao by Paul Qui at Faena. Mid-Beach’s quiet pick: The Forge, the old-school Miami Beach steakhouse on 41st.

Schools

Public: North Beach Elementary (A-rated, in-demand), Miami Beach Senior High (magnet programs), Carl Fisher K-8, Treasure Island Elementary. Private: Lehrman Community Day School (K-8), MAST Academy (marine-science magnet, technically in Coconut Grove but Miami Beach-popular), St. Patrick (K-8). Most ultra-luxury Miami Beach households enroll their children in private school in the Grove or Coral Gables — the school commute is the open secret of the Beach.

Beach clubs & lifestyle

The phenomenon Miami Beach pioneered: hotel residence + beach club as an integrated lifestyle. Soho Beach House Miami (members-only). 1 Hotel Beach Club (residence-owner access). The Setai Beach (residence + hotel guests). Faena Beach Club (residence-owner + hotel guests). The Bath Club (legacy private club + condo-owner membership). For non-residence buyers, day-pass beach access at the W, 1 Hotel, or Faena runs $150–$500/day depending on season. The Standard Spa across the causeway (Belle Isle) is the wellness-tier alternative — pool access $100, full spa $300+.

Miami Beach 2026 market: what we’re watching

  1. Post-Surfside structural review reality. Florida SB 4-D requires 25-year reserve studies and milestone structural reviews on every 30+ year condo. Miami Beach has dozens of such buildings (most of South Beach). Special assessments have run $50K–$500K+ per unit in cases. Pull the 12-month special-assessment history and the most-recent reserve study before any condo offer. Buildings that have already completed their SB 4-D pass are quietly the smartest pick; the ones still pending are the price drag.
  2. The new-construction premium is real. Aman, Mandarin Oriental, St. Regis Miami Beach Residences (planned), and the next-cycle ultra-luxury are pulling the very top end further. Existing premier buildings (Faena House, Edition, 1 Hotel & Homes) trade in a tighter band as the absolute new-product premium widens. For investors: the 2014–2018 premier buildings are now in the “established luxury + value” zone.
  3. The North Beach story. Eighty Seven Park, Soho House North Beach, the 4000 Collins / Versace Mansion adjacency, and Faena’s expansion north have moved North Beach pricing meaningfully. Buyers can still find 1960s-era oceanfront condos in this district at half the Mid-Beach price — but the gap is closing.
  4. Star Island is in a transition. Three trophy listings cleared in 2024, two more in inventory through 2025. Conversation tone has shifted from local-Florida to international-trophy.

Frequently asked questions

What’s the difference between Miami Beach and Miami?

Two separate cities. The City of Miami is on the mainland (where Brickell, Wynwood, Coconut Grove, Edgewater all sit). Miami Beach is on a 7-mile barrier island connected via causeways. Different mayors, different fire departments, different zoning, different schools, different taxes (slightly). When Floridians say “the Beach” they always mean Miami Beach, never Miami. When tourists say “Miami” they almost always mean Miami Beach.

What are the five Miami Beach real estate tiers?

(1) Homes & luxury homes in non-island Mid-Beach pockets, $1.5–8M. (2) Mansions — architect-attributed single-family on the man-made islands and waterfront blocks, $5–30M. (3) Estates — gated Star Island, La Gorce Island, and the North Bay Road trophy waterfront, $30M–$200M+. (4) Boutique condo buildings — smaller buildings in SoFi, South Beach, Mid-Beach, $1M–$15M. (5) Condo estates & penthouses — whole-floor and signature top-floor units at Continuum, Faena House, Edition, Setai, $15–$85M.

What is Florida SB 4-D, and why does it matter for Miami Beach condos?

Post-Surfside (the 2021 Champlain Towers South collapse), Florida Senate Bill 4-D requires every condo of three stories or higher and more than 30 years old to complete a structural-integrity milestone review and fund full reserves. The reserve-funding requirement (no more “waive reserves”) has hit older Miami Beach buildings hard. Special assessments of $50K–$500K per unit are common. Always pull the most recent reserve study and 12-month special-assessment history before making an offer on any Miami Beach condo over 25 years old. Buildings that have already passed their milestone review without a major assessment are the smartest current picks; buildings still pending review are the price drag.

Star Island vs Hibiscus Island vs Palm Island — which is which?

Star Island is gated and patrolled, 36 estate-lot homes. Marquee residents you’ve heard of. $40M–$200M+. Hibiscus Island is not gated (just a single guarded entrance), ~70 homes, more contemporary architecture. $7M–$50M. Palm Island is Hibiscus’s bigger-lot sibling, also not gated, ~50 homes. Both Hibiscus and Palm sit on the same MacArthur Causeway corridor as Star, so locationally identical — the difference is the gate, the lot size, and the price.

Can I find a 10,000 sqft condo in Miami Beach?

Yes — and they trade more often than people realize. The “condo estate” tier (4,500+ sqft, often whole-floor) includes units at Continuum, Apogee, Faena House, the Setai, 1 Hotel & Homes, Edition Residences, and Eighty Seven Park. Specifically: 800 S Pointe Drive PHs (Apogee), 50/100 S Pointe Drive whole-floor units (Continuum), 3315 Collins (Faena House) and 9011 Collins (Surf Club) entire floors regularly hit 8,000–11,000 sqft. Filter our live inventory by the “Condo Estate” tier above to see what’s currently available. These aren’t on Zillow’s “condo” filter — they’re hidden in the 4,650-listing Condominium category.

South Beach vs Mid-Beach vs North Beach — which fits which buyer?

South Beach (5th–23rd Street) is 24-hour-city — restaurants, nightlife, Art Deco hotels. South of Fifth (the lower 5 blocks) is the residential-focused premium pocket. Mid-Beach (23rd–63rd) is quieter and more refined, anchored by the Faena District and the Five-Star Mile. North Beach (63rd–87th) is the most residential third, still oceanfront, with newer ultra-luxury (Eighty Seven Park) but plenty of 1960s-era buildings at half the Mid-Beach price. SoBe for 24-hour city energy; Mid-Beach for a quieter, more refined setting; North Beach for value oceanfront.

Property taxes in Miami Beach?

City of Miami Beach millage runs about 5.7 mills on top of Miami-Dade County (~5.6) and School District (~7.0). Effective rate roughly 1.9–2.1% of assessed value annually for non-homesteaded property. Florida’s “Save Our Homes” cap limits annual increases to 3% for homesteaded primary residences. For non-residents and second-home buyers, the bill at sale will be 2–3x the seller’s tax bill at the same address. Build that into the offer.

Can I buy a Miami Beach property with Bitcoin?

Yes. The Miami Beach buyer pool overlaps with the Bitcoin Conference / crypto community heavily, and several Miami Beach title companies are experienced with BTC closings. We don’t process Bitcoin on our side — we display prices in BTC so the math is transparent, and we connect you with title companies that have run these closings before. Email us for intros.

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Mid-Beach

$1,069,000

2655 Collins Ave # 602, Miami Beach FL 33140

3 bd 2 ba 1,645 sqft

Listing courtesy of Community Realty Associates

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South Beach

$1,575,000

10 Venetian Way # 604, Miami Beach FL 33139

2 bd 2 ba 1,477 sqft

Listing courtesy of Douglas Elliman

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South Beach

$699,000

110 Washington Ave # 1802, Miami Beach FL 33139

1 bd 1.5 ba 826 sqft

Listing courtesy of Ancona Real Estate Inc

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North Beach

$2,799,000

7940 Hawthorne Ave, Miami Beach FL 33141

4 bd 2 ba 2,127 sqft

Listing courtesy of Compass Florida, LLC

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South Beach

$2,665,000

450 Alton Rd # 2105, Miami Beach FL 33139

2 bd 2.5 ba 1,750 sqft

Listing courtesy of Compass Florida, LLC

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North Beach

$795,000

7135 SE Collins Ave # 1806, Miami Beach FL 33141

2 bd 2 ba 1,455 sqft

Listing courtesy of Weichert Realtors Capella Estates

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North Beach

$4,900,000

661 86th St, Miami Beach FL 33141

4 bd 3 ba 2,063 sqft

Listing courtesy of EXP Realty LLC

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Mid-Beach

$1,890,000

3719 Sheridan Ave, Miami Beach FL 33140

3 bd 2 ba 1,450 sqft

Listing courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens

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What the numbers say about living in Miami Beach

Each figure below is live from MIAMI MLS active inventory + FEMA flood data — nothing illustrative.

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Flood reality

About 35% of active for-sale homes here are mapped in a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area. Confirm a specific home's zone, elevation and insurance before you buy.

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What you'll pay

Median asking price is $999,000 (about $838/sq ft) — +33% vs MCR median.

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What's available

Condominium is the most common home type among the 1,537 homes for sale right now.

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Renting here

Median asking rent is $4,000/month across 862 active rentals — useful if you're weighing rent vs. buy.

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