Sunny Isles Beach New Residential Projects
The city of Sunny Isles Beach, a straight shot up on Collins Avenue 20 minutes from South Beach, is geographically tiny, clocking in at a mere one square mile, yet in the last five years, luxury high-rises have stepped into the market.
What’s more, the area is seeing soaring prices to match. According to Zillow, waterfront condos in Miami are going up by as much as 15% annually, well above the county average of 8%.
Take the Porsche Design Tower (18555 Collins Ave.(305-281-8653). Since it started sales in May of 2012, the building—has 132 units constructed around three car elevators that travel all 60 stories and make up the core of the building.
The Mansions at Acqualina(17749 Collins Ave.,305-281-8653), 69 of the 794,600-square-foot-plus residences starting at $7.8 $55 million Palazzo d’Oro penthouse.
The Mansions at Acqualina(17749 Collins Ave.,305-281-8653), 69 of the 794,600-square-foot-plus residences starting at $7.8 $55 million Palazzo d’Oro penthouse.
Regalia (19505 Collins Ave., 305-281-8653), whose 37 full-floor and two double-floor units came on the market in May 2012 (the building was just topped off), has remaining units priced in the $7 million range and up.
400 Sunny Isles, a two-tower, a 230-unit project on the Intracoastal, has presold close to 90 percent of its units with available residences priced from $750,000 to $3.5 million.
Chateau Beach Residences (17475 Collins Ave., 305-281-8653), which is currently finished, has 84 units. These last two buildings represent a more accessible price point for Sunny Isles, around $1,000 a foot compared to The Mansions’ $1,750 to $3,500 a foot or Porsche’s average of $1,200 Sf.
Jade Signature(16901 Collins Ave., 305-281-8653) is a 57-story tower with 192 units and the last six out of the gate. Presales began in April at about $1,200 Sf.
For more information, please call Gladis Henriquez at 305-281-8653 ( ghrealtor18@gmail.com)
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