Fisher Island Condos & Real Estate Guide
Accessible only by private ferry, helicopter, or boat — one of the most exclusive residential communities in the United States, minutes from Downtown Miami and South Beach.
Why People Love Fisher Island
Fisher Island is a private island reachable only by a members-only ferry, private boat, or helicopter — there’s no bridge or public road access. That built-in privacy, combined with a private beach club, marina, golf course, and consistently high household incomes among residents, makes it one of the most exclusive residential addresses in the country, despite sitting just minutes from Downtown Miami and South Beach.
Ownership here comes with membership requirements and fees in addition to standard HOA dues, and resale inventory is limited — this is a market best explored with someone who can walk you through the club structure and current availability directly.
Featured Residences
A look at some of Fisher Island’s most searched-for residences.
Palazzo Del Sol
A modern waterfront building known for large, full-floor and duplex residences.
Palazzo Della Luna
Sister building to Palazzo Del Sol, similarly known for expansive layouts and private docks.
Vista Fisher Island
An established mid-rise building popular for its value relative to the island’s newest towers.
Bayside & Seaside Villages
Low-rise, garden-style residences popular with owners who want single-family-style privacy on the island.
Fisher Island Market Snapshot
$4.5M
Median Price
$1,600
Price / Sq Ft
20 mo.
Supply
~160 days
Avg. Days on Market
Is Fisher Island Right for You?
A quick, honest look at who this market fits best.
Ultra-High-Net-Worth / Privacy-Focused Buyer
Strong Fit
No public road access and a members-only ferry provide a level of privacy few Miami addresses can match.
Family (with Staff / Security Needs)
Strong Fit
Private schools, a marina, and gated security appeal to families who prioritize privacy and safety.
Investor
Lower Fit
Very high entry price, membership requirements, and limited rental flexibility make this a better fit for owner-occupants than active investors.
