Listed by Levco Real Estate Group LLC

Recently sold · Surfside

$11,875,000

9149 Collins Ave # 602, Surfside FL 33154

Listed by Fort Realty, LLC · Sold by Million Realty LLC

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

Miami · ZIP 33154 · Live MLS

Surfside

Surfside: small ~5,500-resident beach Town on barrier island between Bal Harbour and Miami Beach. Walkable Harding Avenue downtown. Four Seasons at the Surf Club (Richard Meier), Eighty Seven Park (Renzo Piano), the post-Champlain recovery. Careful due diligence required.

$1.5M

Median price

$895

Per sq ft

96

Active listings

58 d

Median days on mkt

Price position +87% vs MCR median
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Median list price

$1,499,750

For-sale active inventory

Price / sq ft

$895

Across active listings

Active inventory

96

On the market right now

Median days on market

58

Well-priced units move faster

✦ Computed live from MIAMI MLS active inventory · refreshed every few hours · updated July 21, 2026

Surfside real estate market data, live from MIAMI MLS, updated July 21, 2026
Median list price$1,499,750
Median price per square foot$895
Active for-sale inventory96
Median days on market58 days
Median asking rent$4,450 / month
Year-over-year price change-63.5%
Homes in a FEMA high-risk flood zone16% of active for-sale homes
Typical home typeCondominium

Market pulse

How Surfside 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
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul

-63.5%

Median list, recent vs. earlier

$4,078,625

12-month average

96

For-sale listings

What's on the market, by price

Share of active for-sale inventory

Under $500K 8% · 8
$500K – $1M 30% · 29
$1M – $3M 30% · 29
$3M – $10M 16% · 15
$10M+ 16% · 15

Recently sold in Surfside (1)

Public MIAMI MLS closings

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

What Surfside actually is

Surfside is a small Town of ~5,500 residents on the oceanfront barrier island between Bal Harbour (north) and Miami Beach (south). It’s the kind of place where the morning beach-walkers nod to each other and the corner bakery knows your order, on the same six blocks where the morning coffee happens. The Town’s defining quality is small-town intimacy in the middle of a metropolitan oceanfront corridor — Bal Harbour Shops is six minutes north, the Miami Beach club scene is fifteen minutes south, but Surfside itself runs at a different speed.

The character was set by mid-century beachfront low-rise architecture and a Town government that has historically prioritized residential character over commercial growth. Harding Avenue is the walkable Main Street — the bakery, the cafes, the market and meat shop, the corner hardware store, the family-doctor office, the framing shop. You can run a Saturday morning’s errands on foot. People do.

And then there’s the elephant we’ll address directly: on June 24, 2021, Champlain Towers South collapsed at 8777 Collins Avenue, killing 98 people in one of the worst structural failures in U.S. history. The collapse reshaped Florida condo law (SB 4-D requires structural reviews and reserve funding for older buildings), reshaped the global condo-insurance market, and reshaped Surfside itself. The Town spent two years grieving, supporting affected families, and processing a memorial decision. A permanent memorial at the site is being developed. The collapse did not define Surfside but it did mark it — every Surfside condo transaction since 2021 involves more scrutiny of structural records, more buyer questions, more careful disclosure. The Town came through the trauma with civic infrastructure intact and a buyer market that, after a 2021-2022 pause, returned with renewed attention to building-quality fundamentals.

What the architectural wave brought: Four Seasons Hotel + Residences at the Surf Club (Richard Meier-designed, 2017, a museum-quality oceanfront branded residence on the site of the historic 1930 Surf Club) and Eighty Seven Park (Renzo Piano, 2019, the second Piano residential in Miami after Oceana Key Biscayne). These two buildings reset Surfside’s ceiling — both trade at the top end of Miami-Dade per-sqft pricing. Below them, the older established condo cluster (Champlain Towers North + Champlain Towers East both still stand and were inspected post-collapse; Tides; Solimar; 9001 Collins) holds the established luxury tier. Single-family residential on the canal-side streets (especially 88th-95th between Collins and Harding) holds the single-family inventory.

The Surfside markets

  • Four Seasons at the Surf Club + Eighty Seven Park — branded-residence trophy tier. $3M-$25M.
  • Premium oceanfront condos — 9001 Collins, Tides, Solimar, Beach Club Estates. $1.5M-$5M.
  • Champlain Towers North + East — the two surviving Champlain buildings (separate buildings from the collapsed Champlain South), both inspected + reserve-funded post-2021. Pricing reflects the building-name discount, careful buyers see the value.
  • Established mid-rise condos — the 1970s-1990s cluster on Collins + Harding. $500K-$1.5M.
  • Single-family canal-side homes — the 88th-95th Street residential blocks. $1.5M-$8M.
  • Harding Avenue mixed-use — apartments above the walkable retail. $400K-$900K.
  • Rentals — solid seasonal + relocator pool. Condos $3-6K/mo, single-family $5-12K/mo, premium furnished $10-30K/mo.

Live Surfside inventory

Every listing priced in dollars AND Bitcoin. Tier filter computed from MLS data. Particular attention to building-structural records for Surfside condo listings — post-Champlain, every Surfside condo transaction merits SB 4-D documentation review before offer.

🏝️ Surfside Estates — canal-side single-family

Larger single-family estates on the canal-side residential blocks — the top single-family tier.

🏛️ Surfside Mansions + Single-Family Homes

5,000+ sqft single-family — the larger Surfside residential streets.

🌃 Surfside Condo Estates — Four Seasons + Eighty Seven Park

4,500+ sqft units at the branded-residence trophy tier — Four Seasons at the Surf Club, Eighty Seven Park whole-floor.

🌇 Surfside Penthouses

Top-floor units. Pull structural-inspection records for any pre-2000 building.

🏢 Luxury Surfside Condos

1,500-2,500 sqft, 2-3 BR. Established luxury oceanfront + Harding Avenue mixed-use.

🏬 Surfside Starter Condos

1BR + studios. Entry to Surfside — typically the older cluster, with the structural-review work to be done.


Surfside rentals

🌃 Surfside Premium + Estate Rentals

$8K+/mo. Furnished single-family + premium oceanfront condos.

🏢 Surfside Single-Family Rentals

$3K-$8K/mo. 2-3BR condos + townhomes — the relocator tier.

🏬 Surfside Standard Rentals

Under $3K/mo. 1BR + studio rentals — first-Surfside-summer landing pad.


The places that make Surfside, Surfside

Four Seasons Hotel + Residences at the Surf Club

9011 Collins Avenue. Richard Meier-designed, opened 2017. Built on the site of the historic 1930 Surf Club (the legendary private members’ club where Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, Winston Churchill held court). The original Russell Pancoast-designed Mediterranean Revival clubhouse was preserved and integrated into Meier’s modernist glass towers. The result: 77 hotel rooms + 150 branded residences + a Joe’s Stone Crab outpost + Le Sirenuse (Italian, Michelin-recognized) restaurant + the Surf Club beach. The most architecturally significant building in Surfside, full stop. Residences $3M-$25M.

Eighty Seven Park

8701 Collins Avenue. Renzo Piano-designed, opened 2019. 70 oceanfront residences with the Piano signature: filtered light, deep wraparound terraces, integration with a 2-acre adjacent park designed by West 8 Landscape Architects. Piano’s second Miami residential (after Key Biscayne’s Oceana). $4M-$15M.

Harding Avenue — the walkable downtown

The six-block Main Street running parallel to the beach. Anchors: Carpaccio (the cafe + restaurant institution every Surfside resident knows). The Strand at Surfside (American casual). Mauricio’s Italian Bakery (the morning pastry line). Aroma Espresso Bar (Israeli). Lo De Lea (Argentine). Surfside Hardware. Surfside Pharmacy. Caffe Milano. A walkable downtown of independent shops + restaurants + service businesses. People walk here from home. It’s a real Main Street.

Surfside Community Center + the beach

9301 Collins Avenue. The Town’s community center has a pool, fitness facilities, after-school programs, and the beach access through the Town’s beachfront park. The community center is the cross-generational gathering point — kids’ summer camps, adult classes, senior programming. Resident pricing is meaningful. The beach itself is uncrowded compared to South Beach — small-town Atlantic frontage that residents quietly love.

The Champlain Towers memorial

The Town, the families of the 98 victims, and architects have worked together since 2021 on a permanent memorial at the 8777 Collins Avenue site. As of 2026 the memorial design is moving forward; the site itself is treated with reverence. Visitors who want to pay respects do so quietly. The Town has been deliberate about supporting the affected families and processing the trauma as a community.


Living in Surfside

Schools

  • Ruth K. Broad / Bay Harbor K-8 Center — A-rated, in adjacent Bay Harbor Islands, serves Surfside via short bus + car commute.
  • Alonzo & Tracy Mourning Senior High — A-rated public high.
  • Hebrew Academy (RASG) — K-12 in adjacent Miami Beach.
  • Scheck Hillel Community School — K-12 in Aventura.
  • Lehrman Community Day School — Pre-K-8 in Miami Beach.
  • St. Joseph Catholic School — adjacent Miami Beach, K-8.
  • MAST Academy — magnet 9-12 on Virginia Key.

Getting around

  • Collins Avenue (A1A) — the oceanfront spine. North to Bal Harbour + Sunny Isles; south to Miami Beach.
  • Harding Avenue — the walkable Main Street, parallel to Collins.
  • Bay Harbor Drive — west bridge to Bay Harbor Islands.
  • Walking-distance to Bal Harbour Shops from Surfside’s northern blocks — many residents walk it on Saturdays.
  • Free Surfside trolley — connects the Town + connects to Bal Harbour + Bay Harbor trolley networks.
  • Brightline Aventura 10 min north.
  • MIA 30 min · FLL 25 min · OPF 15 min · South Beach 15 min · Brickell 25 min.

Surfside 2026 market: what we’re watching

  1. SB 4-D structural-review pass/fail. Florida’s mandatory structural inspection cycle for buildings 30+ years old is mid-process across Surfside. Most buildings pass; some face special-assessment funding decisions for repairs. Pricing reflects building-by-building structural-record quality more sensitively than anywhere else in Miami-Dade. Pull the engineer’s report + reserve study + 12-month special-assessment history for any condo offer in a pre-1995 building. This is not optional in post-Champlain Surfside.
  2. Four Seasons + Eighty Seven Park resale curve. Both are now in mid-resale window. Resales give the cleanest signal of branded-residence premium durability in Surfside.
  3. The memorial site impact. The permanent Champlain Towers memorial at 8777 Collins is moving forward. The site itself will not be redeveloped commercially. Adjacent properties have absorbed the post-2021 emotional weight; pricing has stabilized.
  4. Insurance + windstorm cost. Florida windstorm + condo-master-policy premiums are pressure factors — particularly for pre-2000 oceanfront buildings. Quote insurance pre-offer.
  5. The small-town-walkability premium. Properties within 5-minute walk of Harding Avenue trade at meaningful premium. The Harding-walkable lifestyle is the defining Surfside value proposition that no other zip-33154 neighborhood replicates.

Frequently asked questions

How do I evaluate the building-structural risk for a Surfside condo?

Post-Champlain, this is the most important due diligence for any Surfside condo transaction. Required documents to review before offer: (1) the building’s Phase 1 + Phase 2 SB 4-D structural inspection report, (2) the 40-year recertification if applicable, (3) the reserve study + funding status, (4) the past 24 months of HOA meeting minutes (look for discussion of structural concerns), (5) the past 24 months of special-assessment history + projected future assessments, (6) the building’s insurance policy + claim history. Your agent + attorney should review all of this. Some Surfside buildings have completed strong remediation; others face funding decisions for major repairs. The math on a building-with-major-pending-assessment is very different than the math on a building-already-remediated.

Should I be afraid to buy in Surfside?

No, but you should be informed. The 2021 collapse was a specific structural failure in one specific building due to a combination of long-deferred maintenance, foundational design issues, and inspection failures. The Florida response (SB 4-D structural review + reserve funding requirements) addresses the systemic risks. Surfside as a Town is structurally sound. Surfside condos as individual buildings vary widely — some have completed strong remediation, some are mid-process, some face decisions. Buy a specific building with eyes open about its specific structural records. New construction (Four Seasons, Eighty Seven Park, post-2010 buildings) is not in the SB 4-D affected cohort.

Surfside vs Bal Harbour vs Bay Harbor for buyers?

All three share zip 33154 and adjacent geography but feel distinct. Surfside = small beach Town with walkable Harding Avenue downtown, mix of branded-residence luxury + established condos + single-family canal blocks, the most Main Street-feeling of the three. Bal Harbour = ultra-luxury Village wrapped around Bal Harbour Shops, smaller (0.4 sq mi), highest pricing, no walkable downtown — the Shops ARE the downtown. Bay Harbor Islands = quiet Town on two islands, top public elementary (Ruth K Broad). Many buyers consider all three.

What schools serve Surfside?

Public: Ruth K. Broad / Bay Harbor K-8 Center (in adjacent Bay Harbor Islands, short bus or car commute), Alonzo & Tracy Mourning Senior High. Private options: Hebrew Academy (Miami Beach), Scheck Hillel (Aventura), Lehrman Community Day School (Miami Beach), St. Joseph Catholic (Miami Beach); MAST Academy magnet (Virginia Key).

Can I do short-term rentals in Surfside?

The Town strictly limits short-term rentals; most condo HOAs enforce 6-month minimum leases. Four Seasons at the Surf Club has a hotel-managed program for owners that’s the cleanest path to legal short-term income. Verify with Town code + HOA bylaws pre-purchase.

Can I buy a Surfside property with Bitcoin?

Yes. Title companies in 33154 are experienced with BTC closings. BTC pricing displayed on every listing.


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Bal Harbour / Surfside

$1,100,000

9595 Collins Ave # G, Surfside FL 33154

2 bd 2 ba 1,500 sqft

Listing courtesy of Levco Real Estate Group LLC

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Bal Harbour / Surfside

$1,588,999

8855 Collins Ave # 11B, Surfside FL 33154

2 bd 2 ba 1,800 sqft

Listing courtesy of Florida Realty of Miami Corp

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Bal Harbour / Surfside

$12,750,000

5 RESIDENTIAL SFH PORTFOLIO, Surfside FL 33154

Listing courtesy of The Corcoran Group

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Bal Harbour / Surfside

$825,000

9455 Collins Avenue # 305, Surfside FL 33154

2 bd 3 ba 1,510 sqft

Listing courtesy of LoKation

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Bal Harbour / Surfside

$1,699,200

9559 Collins Ave # C, Surfside FL 33154

2 bd 2.5 ba 1,740 sqft

Listing courtesy of CityFirst Realty, LLC

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Bal Harbour / Surfside

$795,000

8925 Collins Ave # 2E, Surfside FL 33154

2 bd 2.5 ba 1,710 sqft

Listing courtesy of The Brokerage South Florida Real Estate, LLC.

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Bal Harbour / Surfside

$550,000

9341 Collins Ave # 903, Surfside FL 33154

1 bd 1.5 ba 962 sqft

Listing courtesy of One Sotheby's International Realty

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Bal Harbour / Surfside

$30,800,000

8777 Collins Ave # 501, Surfside FL 33154

5 bd 5.5 ba 6,924 sqft

Listing courtesy of Douglas Elliman

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Down the block

What the numbers say about living in Surfside

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

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Flood reality

About 16% 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 $1,499,750 (about $895/sq ft) — +87% vs MCR median.

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What's available

Condominium is the most common home type among the 96 homes for sale right now.

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Renting here

Median asking rent is $4,450/month across 54 active rentals — useful if you're weighing rent vs. buy.

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MiamiCityRealty.com LLC · 1000 5th St Ste 200, Miami Beach, FL 33139 · (305) 547-8912 · Robert Paulson, Broker · FL Lic. BK3286709. All MCR agents are REALTORS®, members of the National Association of REALTORS®. Equal Housing Opportunity. Median price, price-per-foot, inventory, days-on-market, the price trend and inventory mix are computed live from MIAMI MLS active for-sale inventory (not closed sales); the flood figure is from FEMA's National Flood Hazard Layer. All deemed reliable but not guaranteed and never an appraisal. Lifestyle and "best for" labels describe places, amenities and inventory — not people. In accordance with Florida §475.

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