About Miami Beach.
Art Deco, MiMo, and contemporary glass facing the Atlantic. Oceanfront condominiums along Collins Avenue, single-family enclaves on Sunset Islands and Star Island, and the cultural spine of South Beach binding it all together.
Three neighborhoods on a single barrier island. South Beach is the Art Deco core and the cultural spine — Lincoln Road, the Bass, Miami City Ballet. Mid-Beach reads quieter and more residential, anchored by Norman Foster's Faena District. North Beach holds the MiMo legacy and the new generation of low-rise oceanfront — Surfside and Bal Harbour pick up where it ends.
Every block of Collins Avenue is a row of named buildings: the Delano, the Faena, the Edition, the Setai. Sunset and Star Islands keep their gated single-family character a single bridge away from the towers. The Causeways stitch the whole island back to the mainland, but most days you don't need them — the beach is the front yard, and the dining and design districts are walkable end to end.
