Miami Beach homes and condos for sale and rent
As of , 1,949 homes are for sale in Miami Beach and 1,793 are for rent. The median asking price is about $649,000, or $682 per sq ft.
Live MLS data from MIAMI MLS and BeachesMLS. Updated .
- For sale
- 1,949
- For rent
- 1,793
- Median asking price
- $649,000
- Median per sq ft
- $682
- On the water
- 51%
- $325,0001 bd · 1 ba · 690 sq ft1420 Pennsylvania Ave #210 · Penn ManorDouglas Elliman
New - $2,100 / month1 bd · 1 ba · 620 sq ft8540 Byron Ave #1B · Bay ViewCharles Rutenberg Realty FTL
New - $1,900 / month1 bd · 1 ba6966 Byron Ave #203 · Normandy Beach SouthLoKation
New - $449,0002 bd · 1 ba · 671 sq ft3030 Collins Ave #2H · The MadisonCOSMORE Florida Corp
New - $3,200 / month2 bd · 2 ba · 800 sq ft2855 Royal Palm Ave #3 · FairgreenAugmentify Realty
New - $2,600,0001 bd · 1 full + 1 half ba · 909 sq ft50 S Pointe Dr #610 · Continuum South BeachBrown Harris Stevens
New - $1,800 / monthStudio · 1 ba · 422 sq ft1021 Euclid Ave #3 · El VicentinOceanside Realty & Investments, Inc
New - $5,200 / month2 bd · 2 ba · 1,190 sq ft5600 Collins Ave #10H · 5600Howard Chase Real Estate, LLC
New - $2,800 / month1 bd · 1 full + 1 half ba · 806 sq ft6917 Collins Ave #810 · The CollinsUgarte Realty Inc
New - $4,990 / month2 bd · 2 ba · 1,127 sq ft1330 West Ave #909 · The Waverly at South BeachA List of Real Estate LLC
New - $2,395 / month1 bd · 1 full + 1 half ba · 669 sq ft1418 Collins Ave #602 · Collins ViewSoBe Realty, Inc
New - $7,250,0003 bd · 3 full + 1 half ba · 2,658 sq ft1300 Monad Ter #2F · Alton Beach Realty Co SubDouglas Elliman
New - $2,400 / month1 bd · 1 ba · 750 sq ft830 9th St #14Yaffe International Realty
New - $10,500 / month3 bd · 2 full + 1 half ba · 1,410 sq ft3900 Alton Rd #618 · Avara Miami ShoresDouglas Elliman
New - $3,900 / month2 bd · 2 ba · 1,310 sq ft6039 Collins Ave #937 · Maison GrandeDouglas Elliman
New - $1,975 / month2 bd · 1 ba · 3,004 sq ft8144 Harding Ave #2 · Haynsworth Beach SubA & M Realty LLC
New - $240,0001 bd · 1 ba · 504 sq ft551 Michigan Ave #223 · 551/557 MichiganLifestyle International Realty
New - $2,250 / month1 bd · 1 ba · 449 sq ft700 16th St #210 · Lincoln SubCOSMORE Florida Corp
New - $2,750 / month1 bd · 1 ba · 650 sq ft1515 West Ave #9 · Westgate ResidenceRising Global Realty, LLC
New - $3,200 / month1 bd · 2 ba · 1,065 sq ft6039 Collins Ave #PH21 · Maison GrandeElite Ocean View Realty LLC
New - $1,900 / monthStudio · 1 ba · 395 sq ft224 Meridian Ave #9 · Liberty HouseIntegrity Florida Realty LLC
Under contract - $3,775 / month1 bd · 1 full + 1 half ba · 716 sq ft2100 Park Ave #305 · Artepark SouthSterling Equity Realty LLC
New - $2,400 / month1 bd · 1 full + 1 half ba · 766 sq ft1020 Meridian Ave #415 · Admiral TowersSOBE International Realty
New - $3,950 / month1 bd · 2 ba · 824 sq ft5701 Collins Ave #1507 · Arlen BeachBeachfront Realty Inc
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Listings from MIAMI MLS and BeachesMLS. The listing office is shown on every listing page. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
About Miami Beach
Miami Beach is its own city, separate from the City of Miami. Voters made it a city on March 26, 1915. It sits across Biscayne Bay from Miami, with the Atlantic Ocean on the east side.
The main parts of the city
South Beach runs from the southern tip up to about Dade Boulevard. It includes South Pointe, Flamingo and Lummus, City Center around Lincoln Road, and West Avenue on the bay. Mid-Beach follows Collins Avenue north, with large oceanfront towers on one side and Indian Creek on the other. The north end has North Beach, Normandy Isles and Biscayne Point, with many smaller apartment buildings. Most of the city's houses are on the islands in the bay and on bayside streets.
Historic buildings
The Miami Beach Architectural District, known for its Art Deco hotels and apartments, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979 (National Park Service). The city also has local historic districts. In those areas, a city board must approve exterior work, and owners cannot change a facade freely (Historic Preservation Board).
Getting around
Many streets are walkable, and the city's free trolley has four routes: South Beach, Middle Beach, Collins Express and North Beach (trolley). Driving to Miami means one of the causeways across the bay.
Flood maps are changing
New FEMA flood maps for Miami-Dade take effect on February 19, 2027. A home's flood zone, and its insurance cost, can change on that date, so check both the current and the new map before you buy or renew. Miami Beach's FEMA rating gives flood policies a 25% discount (FEMA list).
One rule to know early
Miami Beach bans stays shorter than 6 months and 1 day in all houses and in many apartment buildings (city rules). This rule shapes what an owner can do with a home, and it is why most rentals here are long leases.
Questions about Miami Beach
How much is a home in Miami Beach?
As of October 21, 2026, the median asking price is $649,000, or $682 per sq ft, across 1,949 listings for sale.
How many homes in Miami Beach are on the water?
As of October 21, 2026, 51% of the listings for sale in Miami Beach say they are on the water.
Are pets allowed in Miami Beach?
As of October 21, 2026, 63% of the 3,468 listings that state a pet policy say pets are allowed. Each building or community sets its own rules.
How long do homes stay on the market in Miami Beach?
As of October 21, 2026, the median listing for sale has been on the market for 113 days.
What do homes in Miami Beach cost by number of bedrooms?
As of October 21, 2026, asking prices are: Studio: most from $182,000 to $890,000; 1 bedroom: most from $229,000 to $870,000; 2 bedrooms: most from $369,000 to $2,625,000; 3 bedrooms: most from $890,000 to $8,547,150; 4 bedrooms: most from $1,995,000 to $12,545,000; 5 bedrooms: most from $2,850,000 to $21,900,000; 6 bedrooms: most from $4,695,000 to $34,000,000; 7 bedrooms: from $3,850,000 to $49,500,000.
How much is rent in Miami Beach?
As of October 21, 2026, the median asking rent is $3,400 a month across 1,793 rentals.
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