Miami Beach has 2077 condos on the market competing for the same buyers. The listings that win are priced against their building’s own history — data I track for every tower in Miami Beach and 24,000+ South Florida buildings.
Get my condo’s value rangeRanked by my platform’s owner-approved weighting of appreciation, pricing power, sales volume, and velocity. Each links to a building-level seller analysis:
| Building | Units | Built | ||
| 1 | Continuum I (South Tower)100 S Pointe Dr | 308 | 2002 | Seller analysis |
| 2 | Continuum II (North Tower)50 S Pointe Drive | 211 | 2008 | Seller analysis |
| 3 | Faena House3315 Collins Ave | 44 | 2015 | Seller analysis |
| 4 | Paradiso Gansevoort2399 Collins Av | — | — | Seller analysis |
| 5 | Apogee800 S Pointe Dr | 67 | 2008 | Seller analysis |
| 6 | 57 Ocean5775 Collins Ave | 69 | 2021 | Seller analysis |
| 7 | Setai2001 Collins Av | 250 | 2001 | Seller analysis |
| 8 | Five Park500 Alton Rd | 226 | 2025 | Seller analysis |
| 9 | Eighty Seven Park8701 Collins Ave | 67 | 2019 | Seller analysis |
| 10 | W South Beach2201 Collins Av | 408 | 2009 | Seller analysis |
The current median list price in Miami Beach is $629,900 ($704 per square foot), but values vary widely by building, line, and floor. I price against your building’s own sales history, not the city average.
Miami Beach currently has 2077 active listings and 1909 closed sales in the last 12 months (13.1 months of inventory). In a market this deep, pricing correctly on day one is what separates 60-day sales from year-long listings.
Choose an agent who can show you building-level data, not just comps. I built a market-intelligence platform that tracks every Miami Beach building’s sales history, pricing seasonality, and buyer demand — and I use it on every listing I take.
Got it — I’ll personally run your unit through the platform and reply within one business day.
Also see: the live Miami Beach market report, the Miami Beach hub, and how I sell South Florida condos.