Mosaic, The Bath Club and the Continuum Miami Beach-Sales and Market Profile

To give our readership a look at the luxury oceanfront condo market we have selected a sampling of luxury oceanfront condominiums in Miami Beach.  Mosaic, The Bath Club and The Continuum South Tower, the Continuum North Tower.     The data we are providing will reflect the varying building sizes, the number of units for sale, the price ranges and recent sales data.  These three buildings were picked merely as a representation of new luxury oceanfront condos in Miami Beach.  

A few notes about the data, The Continuum in South Beach is the largest of the three properties with 517 units but only 15% of the building is offered for sale.   The desirable Continuum in South Beach offers the premier…location, location, location!   Continuum sales price per square foot have not been any lower than $717 !

On the other hand Mosaic is the smallest of the three condos with only 86 units.  30% of the building is for sale.  That is higher than the average of about 20% for most newer luxury oceanfront condos.  

Of the three buildings the best price per square foot that was sold was at the Bath Club for $315 square foot.  Somebody got a really good deal.  The lowest priced sale was also at the Bath Club for $650,000.

Across all markets we have seen the stabilization of inventories and are actually starting to show a decline in inventories.   Less condominiums on the market.  Furthermre, the National Association of Realtors reported an increase in pending home sales from July to August.

Several large scale investors such as Jorge Perez and others are stepping in to take advantage of current market conditions and attractive prices.  Real estate will have its ups and downs but unlike paper invesments…..real estate is real property !

 

 

 

 

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