Surfside Condos & Real Estate Guide
A quieter, low-rise beach town between Bal Harbour and Miami Beach, popular with buyers who want oceanfront living with a small-town feel.
Why People Love Surfside
Surfside is a small, walkable oceanfront town wedged between Bal Harbour and Miami Beach. Harding Avenue’s cafes and shops give it a genuine small-town feel that’s hard to find elsewhere on the barrier island, while the beach itself is wide and far less crowded than South Beach.
Because Surfside is a smaller market with a mix of older low-rise buildings and newer luxury towers, due diligence on a building’s finances and reserves matters as much as location. Florida law requires Structural Integrity Reserve Studies and Milestone Inspections for condos three stories and taller — see our SIRS guide and Milestone Inspections guide for what to review before you buy anywhere on the barrier island, including here.
Featured Condo Buildings
A look at some of Surfside’s most searched-for buildings.
Four Seasons Private Residences at The Surf Club
A branded, ultra-luxury development with full Four Seasons hotel services.
Fendi Château Residences
A fashion-branded oceanfront building known for its interior design pedigree.
Arte Surfside
A boutique, ultra-low-density tower with a handful of full-floor residences.
Surfside Market Snapshot
$980K
Median Price
$780
Price / Sq Ft
16 mo.
Supply
~130 days
Avg. Days on Market
Is Surfside Right for You?
A quick, honest look at who this market fits best.
Family / Quiet Beach Living
Strong Fit
A genuine small-town feel with a wide, uncrowded beach and walkable main street.
Retiree
Strong Fit
Lower density and a slower pace than Sunny Isles or South Beach, with the same oceanfront access.
Investor
Worth a Closer Look
A smaller rental market than nearby Sunny Isles or South Beach — better suited to long-term appreciation than active rental income.
