South Beach is a world famous and eclectic location, known for exclusive condominium residences with stunning views, elegant hotels, beautiful beaches, night life, a great selection of restaurants, art galleries and an interesting and international mix of people.

The area “South of Fifth” in Miami Beach is home to the iconic South Point Park. With its beautiful beaches and pier, South Pointe Park is a favorite destination for residents and tourists of all ages, who can be found in the park all hours of the day, enjoying the open space for walking, running, biking and simply enjoying the scenery.

South of Fifth is also known for the luxurious condominiums and excellent selection of fine restaurants and cafes.  Joe’s Stone Crab is the oldest restaurant in Miami Beach and has been in the same location at 11 Washington Avenue since 1913!

The Miami Beach Walk is a series of wide sidewalks and some boardwalks, which stretches from South Point Park all the way north to Haulover Park. It passes through mid Beach, North Beach, and Surfside and accommodates bicycles, walkers, and runners.

Ocean Drive between Fifth St and 15th St is home to the impressive Art Deco District where the Deco Preservation League monitors the maintenance of this historic area.  Many smaller Art Deco style buildings can be found west of Ocean Drive in South Beach and offer smaller properties for year-round residents as well as “snow birds” who enjoy the winters in Miami Beach.

The new Faena Arts Districts on Collins Ave includes exclusive condominiums, and hotels as well as a live theater, beautiful outdoor art works and various spaces for events throughout the year.  The Collins Park Arts District is home to the Bass Museum as well as the Miami City Ballet practice facilities and offices.  It is also home to a number of renovated Art Deco hotels as well as new modern buildings.

The Bayshore Neighborhood is primarily single-family homes for those who want to be close to the action of South Beach while being in a more family orientated residential setting.  Some of these homes are waterfront, on canals which run through the area and out to Biscayne Bay.