A two-island, bayfront municipality between Bal Harbour and Surfside — low-rise zoning keeps its 21 boutique condominium buildings to 7-8 stories, a deliberate contrast to the high-rises just across Kane Concourse.
Bay Harbor Islands sits on East and West Bay Harbor Drive along Indian Creek Waterway, reached from the mainland via Kane Concourse (96th Street). The market has seen a recent wave of boutique deliveries — Onda Residences (2024), and Alana, Bay Harbor Towers, La Baia South, and The Well Bay Harbor Islands (2026) — alongside established buildings dating to the early 2000s. $1311/SF average asking, $949/SF average closed, per MiamiRE/Bridge MLS.
Bay Harbor Islands has no active pre-construction developments in this cycle — its most recent deliveries (Onda Residences in 2024, and Alana, Bay Harbor Towers, La Baia South, and The Well Bay Harbor Islands in 2026) have all closed out, and current supply is resale within the market's 21 established buildings. See all active South Florida developments for pipeline activity in Brickell, Downtown Miami, and Midtown Miami / Design District.
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Bay Harbor Islands is a two-island municipality on Indian Creek Waterway, reached from the mainland and Bal Harbour via Kane Concourse (96th Street). Zoning keeps its condominium stock to boutique 7-8 story buildings — a deliberate contrast to the high-rise towers of neighboring Sunny Isles Beach and Bal Harbour. The market has delivered five new buildings since 2024 (Onda Residences, Alana, Bay Harbor Towers, La Baia South, and The Well Bay Harbor Islands), alongside established boutique buildings dating to the early 2000s.
21 buildings span early-2000s boutique condominiums along East and West Bay Harbor Drive through the market's newest wave of deliveries — Onda Residences (2024) and Alana, Bay Harbor Towers, La Baia South, and The Well Bay Harbor Islands (all 2026). See every profiled building, current listing counts included, in All Buildings above ↑.
Bay Harbor Islands sits directly between Bal Harbour's high-rise beachfront towers and Surfside's mid-rise oceanfront strip, but keeps its own zoning low-rise and bayfront rather than oceanfront. All three are core Haute Residence markets covered in full.
Bay Harbor Islands' premium is scarcity of scale, not scarcity of supply.
With five buildings delivered since 2024 and no active pre-construction pipeline remaining, Bay Harbor Islands' $1,311/SF average asking price reflects a market defined by its low-rise zoning rather than land scarcity. The island's boutique building sizes (13 to 68 units) keep total inventory structurally limited compared to the high-rise towers immediately across Kane Concourse in Bal Harbour.
HL Real Estate Group advisors work across Bay Harbor Islands' full range, from established boutique buildings to the market's newest 2024-2026 deliveries, with building-level knowledge of current inventory and recent sales.
21 MLS-connected buildings, ranging from 2003-era boutique condominiums to a recent wave of 2024-2026 deliveries including Onda Residences, The Well, Bay Harbor Towers, La Baia South, and Alana.
No — zoning across the island keeps buildings low-rise, generally 7-8 stories, a deliberate contrast to the high-rise towers of neighboring Sunny Isles Beach and Bal Harbour.
By Kane Concourse (96th Street), which bridges the two-island municipality to Bal Harbour and the mainland.