South of Fifth
The peninsula tip of South Beach. Half a mile, six buildings, one shortlist.
South of Fifth, the half-mile peninsula at the southern tip of Miami Beach below Fifth Street, is the South Beach address that the second-time Miami Beach buyer accepts. Six anchor buildings: the Continuum North and South, Apogee, Murano Grande, Murano at Portofino, Icon South Beach. A small grid of streets feeding South Pointe Park and Joe's Stone Crab. A walkable village within the larger walkable city of South Beach.
The inventory is finite, six buildings and a few hundred residences total, and the resale market is structurally tight. Apogee and the Continuum towers run from $4M to $40M+; Murano and Icon from $2M to $8M. Pre-construction is rare here (the peninsula is built out), so the market moves on resale liquidity, which is real but limited.
For buyers who want South Beach without the intensity, the walkability without the noise, and a building tier that has held its position for fifteen years, South of Fifth is the shortlist.
What defines it.
Six anchor buildings on a built-out peninsula.
Resale-driven; structurally tight.
South Pointe Park, the marina, Joe's Stone Crab, walkable to all of South Beach.
Enter South of Fifth.
Active addresses and private introductions in South of Fifth are handled personally by Mariana Niro.