$47,500,000
17975 Collins Ave # 02, Sunny Isles Beach FL 33160 – Residential
Collins Ave
- 5 beds
- 8.5 baths
- 11,906 sqft
Median list price
$910,000
For-sale active inventory
Price / sq ft
$607
Across active listings
Active inventory
1135
On the market right now
Median days on market
86
Well-priced units move faster
✦ Computed live from MIAMI MLS active inventory · refreshed every few hours · updated September 12, 2026
Market pulse
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-34.2%
Median list, recent vs. earlier
$986,408
12-month average
1,135
For-sale listings
What's on the market, by price
Share of active for-sale inventory
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
Sunny Isles Beach is the most concentrated stretch of ultra-luxury condo towers in the United States — 2.5 miles of Collins Avenue holding more $20M+ residences than the entire borough of Manhattan south of Central Park, denser than Hong Kong’s Repulse Bay, denser than Monaco’s Larvotto. The city incorporated in 1997 as a buyer-protected enclave; the 2000s-2020s rebuilt nearly every building taller, smarter, and more lavish.
What that means for you as a buyer: Sunny Isles is condo-only at the price points we cover here. There are no single-family estates within city limits — the adjacent Golden Beach is a separate municipality. The product is the building, the floor, and the line. Two units on different floors of the same tower can trade $4M apart. The most prestigious lines (Acqualina A-line, Porsche Tower garage units, Jade Signature corner units) trade based on a tight insider list. The “starter” tier here is what would be top-of-market in most U.S. cities.
Every listing priced in dollars AND Bitcoin. Tier filter computed from MLS data — unit sqft, bedrooms/baths, oceanfront status, rental vs sale.
4,500+ sqft units. Mansions at Acqualina, Estates at Acqualina, Porsche Tower top floors, Jade Signature whole-floor units. The American oceanfront apex.
$47,500,000
Collins Ave
$4,700,000
Collins Ave
$2,099,000
183rd St
$5,375,000
Collins Ave
$17,995,000
Collins Ave
$7,500,000
Collins Ave
2,500-4,500 sqft top-floor units. The signature unit of every major Sunny Isles tower.
$1,995,000
Collins Ave
$3,199,000
Collins Ave
$3,240,000
Sunny Isles
$3,200,000
Collins Ave
$4,125,000
Collins Ave
$3,995,000
103 St
1,500-2,500 sqft, 2-3 BR. The Trump cluster, premium oceanfront B-lines and C-lines, Ritz-Carlton Residences, Armani Casa.
$430,000
Collins Ave
$1,090,000
Biscayne Blvd
$895,000
Island Blvd
$1,370,000
Sunny Isles Blvd
$1,545,000
Sunny Isles Blvd
$769,000
Bayview Dr
1BR + studios — typically in the older oceanfront stock or the mainland-side buildings. Entry-tier Sunny Isles ownership.
$449,999
Bayview Dr
$365,000
170th St
$710,000
Collins Ave
$639,000
Biscayne Blvd
$499,000
Bay Rd
$427,900
Bay Rd
Sunny Isles rentals are the proving ground for the eventual buyers. International HNWI rent a furnished trophy unit for one or two seasons, learn the building, learn the city, then either buy in the same tower or move next door to Acqualina. The premium rental tier is its own world — fully furnished, white-glove concierge, often with car service and chef on call.
$20K+/mo OR 4,000+ sqft. Mansions at Acqualina rentals, Porsche Tower units, the rarefied seasonal lease market.
$36,500
Collins Ave
$15,900
Camden Dr
$495,000
Collins Ave
$29,500
Biscayne
$8K-$20K/mo. Furnished 3BR oceanfront units in the premier buildings — the international-buyer landing tier.
$9,300
Collins Ave
$8,900
Collins Ave
$12,900
Island Blvd
$8,800
Sunny Isles Blvd
$3K-$8K/mo. 2-3BR units — the established-resident family tier.
$3,150
Collins Ave
$5,500
Collins Ave
$4,250
Bay Harbor Dr
$4,500
Collins Ave
$3,800
168th St
$4,700
Bay Harbor Dr
Under $3K/mo. Smaller units, often in the mainland-side buildings — workforce + young-professional Sunny Isles.
$1,800
163rd St
$1,850
Bay Rd
$2,850
Collins Ave
$1,895
94th St
$1,975
170th St
17875 + 17749 + 17901 Collins Avenue. Three generations of the same family of buildings. Acqualina Resort & Residences (2006) — the original, 51 stories, residences integrated with the AAA Five-Diamond resort. Mansions at Acqualina (2014) — 79 whole-floor units, private elevator landings. Estates at Acqualina (2021) — twin 50-story towers, designed by Robert A.M. Stern, the most aggressive amenity package built in U.S. condo history (FlowRider, ice skating rink, formula 1 simulator). The undisputed apex of American oceanfront.
18555 Collins Avenue. Completed 2017. The world’s first condo tower where robotic car elevators (Dezervators) lift your car to your private sky garage adjacent to your residence — you can see your Ferrari from your living room. 132 residences across 60 stories. Designed by Sieger Suarez Architects with Porsche Design Group. $5M-$35M. The single most-photographed condo building in Miami.
16901 Collins Avenue. Herzog & de Meuron (Pritzker laureates, designed the Tate Modern, Beijing’s Bird’s Nest stadium, the Allianz Arena) — their first U.S. residential. 192 residences across 57 stories. Completed 2017. PYR Studio interiors. $3M-$25M. The architecturally most-significant Sunny Isles tower.
15811-18101 Collins Avenue. Five-building campus developed by the Trump-licensed Dezer Properties group. Trump Towers I, II, III (oceanfront, 2006-2008), Trump Palace (oceanfront, 2006), Trump Royale (Intracoastal-side, 2008). $1.5M-$8M.
Muse Residences (17141 Collins) — 49 stories, only 68 residences, Antrobus + Ramirez interiors. Regalia (19505 Collins) — 39 stories, 39 residences (one per floor), Bernardo Fort-Brescia. Armani Casa (18975 Collins) — 60 stories, 308 residences, César Pelli architecture + Armani interiors. Chateau Beach Residences (17475 Collins) — 33 stories, 84 residences. Ritz-Carlton Residences (15701 Collins) — 52 stories, 212 residences, brand-managed. All $3M-$20M tier.
La Perla, Pinnacle, Sayan, Oceania I-V, Ocean Two/Three/Four, La Mer, Acqua, Aqualina, Beach Club I-III. The 1990s-2010 oceanfront cluster. $1M-$4M. Many of these buildings have completed or are completing SB 4-D structural reviews — pull the engineer’s report and reserve study before any offer.
Il Mulino New York (at Acqualina) — destination Italian. Costa Med — Mediterranean oceanfront. Aleksander Restaurant — Russian-influenced fine dining. Carpaccio at Bal Harbour — 5 min south, the Bal Harbour Shops scene anchor. Le Zoo (Bal Harbour) — Stephen Starr’s bistro. Makoto (Bal Harbour) — Stephen Starr’s Japanese. Sazon — Cuban breakfast institution. Pizza Burger Pasta Bar — the casual go-to. Sunny Isles is a short drive from the Bal Harbour Shops dining cluster, which functions as the neighborhood’s restaurant row.
2.5 miles of continuous public-access beach end-to-end. The Newport Pier (16501 Collins) is the city’s fishing pier. Samson Oceanfront Park (174th St) and Pelican Community Park (8000 Collins) anchor the south end. The beachfront promenade is one of the longest uninterrupted in South Florida — joggers, walkers, cyclists, surf fishermen.
All three sit on the same beach, all three branded by the same Acqualina developer (Trump Group), all three operate as a connected resort experience. Acqualina Resort & Residences (2006) is the original — 51 stories, units intermixed with the AAA Five-Diamond hotel. Mansions at Acqualina (2014) is whole-floor private-elevator units, 79 total. Estates at Acqualina (2021) is the newest — twin 50-story towers, Robert A.M. Stern design, the most aggressive amenity stack ever built in a U.S. condo (FlowRider surf wave, ice skating rink, Formula 1 simulator, Wall Street trading room).
You drive your car onto a robotic platform (called a “Dezervator” after developer Gil Dezer) at ground level. The platform lifts the car up the building to your floor and parks it in a glass-walled sky garage adjacent to your residence. You can see your car from the living room. The system handles 3-4 cars per residence. It works (mostly) reliably. Maintenance is part of the HOA. Insurance against system failure is included.
Effectively no. Sunny Isles is condo-by-master-plan. The adjacent Golden Beach (a separate municipality immediately north) is single-family-only — that’s where Sunny Isles condo owners often go when they want a house. Golden Beach single-family estates run $5M-$30M+.
Public: Norman S. Edelcup Sunny Isles Beach K-8 (A-rated, in-district), Alonzo & Tracy Mourning Senior High at Biscayne Bay (A-rated, just west). Private: Scheck Hillel + Brandeis Day School (in Aventura 10 min away), Cushman School (Miami), Gulliver Prep (Coral Gables, longer drive).
All three abut. Sunny Isles = ultra-luxury OCEANFRONT towers, condo-only, denser, more international, more new-construction. Aventura = INTRACOASTAL + inland, condo-dominant but with Williams Island and Porto Vita gated estate enclaves, more family-school-mall lifestyle, Brightline access. Bal Harbour = the south-tip enclave, lower-rise older luxury (St. Regis Bal Harbour, Bellini, Oceana), the Bal Harbour Shops are the social/dining anchor. Many families consider all three before choosing.
High by any standard. Acqualina-tier buildings clear $4-8/sqft/month — a 4,000 sqft Mansions unit might run $16-32K/month in HOA alone. Porsche Tower, Estates at Acqualina, Jade Signature in similar territory. The Trump cluster + established-luxury cluster runs $2-5/sqft/month. Older 1990s buildings $1.50-3/sqft. Plus special assessments for SB 4-D structural compliance on pre-2000 buildings. ALWAYS pull 12-month HOA history + reserve study before offer.
Yes. Sunny Isles’ international + crypto-friendly buyer pool has driven multiple BTC closings — title companies in the area are experienced with the mechanics. We display BTC pricing for transparency; closing happens via specialized title companies that handle the conversion + reporting.
Estates at Acqualina resale data, Porsche Tower transaction line, Jade Signature trades, SB 4-D pass/fail building list, new-tower pre-construction pricing.
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About 21% 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.
Median asking price is $910,000 (about $607/sq ft) — +21% vs MCR median.
Condominium is the most common home type among the 1,135 homes for sale right now.
Median asking rent is $4,350/month across 517 active rentals — useful if you're weighing rent vs. buy.
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