Miami Beach's Art Deco core — 30 buildings from 1960s West Avenue mid-rises to Five Park, the island's tallest residential tower.
South Beach is the historic heart of Miami Beach, spanning the Art Deco District, Ocean Drive, West Avenue, and Sunset Harbour — the neighborhood's condo stock ranges from 1960s mid-rises like Flamingo South Beach to trophy oceanfront towers like the Setai and W South Beach, and the newest delivery, Five Park at 500 Alton Road. $1,235/SF average asking, $1,047/SF average closed, per MiamiRE/Bridge MLS.
The complete Haute Building Index™ for South Beach — every profiled building with live counts.
South Beach is the original Miami Beach — the Art Deco district, Ocean Drive's oceanfront hotels-turned-condos, and the West Avenue/Sunset Harbour corridor that has become one of the city's most walkable residential pockets. Its 30 buildings span more than six decades, from Flamingo South Beach's 1960 mid-rise towers to Five Park's 2024 delivery, the tallest residential building on Miami Beach.
South Beach's condo stock includes some of Miami's most recognized addresses — the Setai, W South Beach, and 1 Hotel & Homes on Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue, alongside the West Avenue corridor's Mondrian, Mirador towers, and South Bay Club, and the Sunset Harbour district's boutique waterfront buildings. See every profiled building, live counts included, in All Buildings above ↑.
South Beach and South of Fifth are often used interchangeably, but they're distinct markets: South of Fifth is the walkable peninsula south of 5th Street, anchored by South Pointe Park and buildings like the Continuum and Apogee; South Beach is the broader Art Deco core running from 5th Street north through the West Avenue and Sunset Harbour corridors, with a wider range of building eras and price points.
South Beach is where Miami's condo market began — and where it keeps reinventing itself, six decades later.
From Flamingo South Beach's 1960 towers to Five Park's 2024 record-setting height, South Beach's building stock reads like a timeline of Miami Beach itself — still the neighborhood every other Miami Beach market gets compared to.
HL Real Estate Group advisors work across South Beach's full building range, from Art Deco-era mid-rises to the neighborhood's newest towers.
30 MLS-connected buildings, spanning 1960 (Flamingo South Beach) to 2024 (Five Park).
South of Fifth is the walkable peninsula south of 5th Street; South Beach is the broader Art Deco core running north through West Avenue and Sunset Harbour.
Five Park, a 48-story, 519-foot tower at 500 Alton Road completed in 2024 — the tallest residential building on Miami Beach.