Sunny Isles
A vertical international corridor: two miles of beachfront, a city in three languages.
Sunny Isles is a two-mile beachfront strip between Bal Harbour and Hallandale, dominated by a high-rise residential spine of branded condominiums: Porsche Design Tower, Jade Signature, Acqualina, Estates at Acqualina, Trump-branded properties, the Bentley Residences (delivery 2026), and the upcoming Bvlgari Residences. International buyer concentration, spanning Argentine, Russian, Brazilian, Mexican, and Colombian, is among the highest in South Florida.
The thesis here is straightforward: vertical density, full-service amenities, beachfront orientation, and a price band that runs from $1.5M for entry-luxury condos in older buildings to $40M+ for penthouse units at Acqualina and the Estates. The buyer profile skews toward the second-home or third-home tier: buyers who keep a primary residence elsewhere and use Sunny Isles seasonally.
The neighborhood has compounded value steadily for a decade and shows no signs of slowing. The branded-residence cycle, with Porsche delivered 2017, Bentley delivering 2026, and Bvlgari behind it, keeps inventory turnover active and pricing in steady appreciation.
What defines it.
Two-mile beachfront, ~30 high-rise residential towers, full-service amenity programs.
Among the highest international-buyer concentrations in South Florida.
Porsche, Bentley, Bvlgari: branded inventory keeps the segment in continuous turnover.
Enter Sunny Isles.
Active addresses and private introductions in Sunny Isles are handled personally by Mariana Niro.