Fienberg/Fisher K-8 Center

It's South Beach at its most walkable — close to the Atlantic, Art Deco streets, and a dense, energetic condo community. Families have access to nearby schools including South Pointe Elementary School and Miami Beach Senior High School. It fits buyers who want water access and city life over quiet suburban blocks.

It depends heavily on what you're after. The median list price is $379,000, but the range runs from $165,000 up to $15,999,000, and 70 active listings sit above $1M. At an average of $771 per square foot, the pricing reflects South Beach's premium, though smaller units keep entry points reachable.

The median list price is $379,000 and the median sold price over the past year was $350,000. Home sizes are compact, with a median of 700 sqft, so you're mostly comparing studios and one- to two-bedroom condos. You can filter the full inventory on the live map.

It's a well-supplied market with 506 active listings and 473 sales in the last 12 months. Homes take a median of 98 days to sell and sellers get about 95% of asking, which points to a buyer who can negotiate rather than a frenzy. Come with a plan and you'll have real choice.

Because this is a condo-heavy zone, HOA dues matter — the median runs about $2,694 per month, which typically covers building services and amenities. Median property tax is around $4,750 per year, and median rent sits near $2,900 per month for context. Always confirm the specific HOA budget on any unit before you commit.