- 1433 Lincoln Ter #3, Miami Beach, FL 33139$8,000/mo2 beds · 2 baths · 900 sq ft1433 Lincoln Ter #3Miami Beach, FL 33139
- 911 Michigan Ave #8, Miami Beach, FL 33139$1,965/mo1 bed · 1 bath · 675 sq ft911 Michigan Ave #8Miami Beach, FL 33139

- 1442 16th St #3, Miami Beach, FL 33139$8,500/mo2 beds · 2 baths · 1,000 sq ft1442 16th St #3Miami Beach, FL 33139

- 1330 West Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139$6,900/mo2 beds · 2 baths · 1,262 sq ft1330 West AveMiami Beach, FL 33139

- 6515 Collins Ave #1509, Miami Beach, FL 33141$6,900/mo2 beds · 2 baths · 1,128 sq ft6515 Collins Ave #1509Miami Beach, FL 33141

- 2301 Collins Ave #CU-1038/1039, Miami Beach, FL 33139$28,000/mo3 beds · 2.5 baths · 1,860 sq ft2301 Collins Ave #CU-1038/1039Miami Beach, FL 33139

- 6917 Collins Ave #L-102, Miami Beach, FL 33141$5,000/mo2 beds · 2 baths · 1,096 sq ft6917 Collins Ave #L-102Miami Beach, FL 33141

- 1432 16th St #1, Miami Beach, FL 33139$8,500/mo2 beds · 2 baths · 1,000 sq ft1432 16th St #1Miami Beach, FL 33139

- 1417 16th St #4, Miami Beach, FL 33139$6,500/mo1 bed · 1 bath · 850 sq ft1417 16th St #4Miami Beach, FL 33139

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Miami Beach Snapshot
About Miami Beach
Area Information
The not-so-sleepy resort island of Miami Beach provides the pulse and heartbeat for all of South Florida. Located just across Biscayne Bay from Miami, 'The Beach' is much more than just a barrier island. Thriving nightlife, great weather, celebrity sightings and clothing-optional beaches are just a few of the reasons people come to Miami Beach.
Who's There?
The population of Miami Beach mirrors that of the rest of South Florida. Nearly half of the 91,000 residents are Hispanic, with 'Spanglish' spoken freely all around the area. High-end fashion, jewelry, art, fine dining and boutique pet shops are commonplace in Miami Beach, catering to the city's many wealthy residents.
What's Around Miami Beach?
Life moves just a touch slower on Miami Beach. Locals often prefer to bike around town, leaving the day-trippers to fight through traffic for parking spaces. The bike population surges as you get closer to boardwalk areas, providing front-row access to the Florida coast and the non-stop nightlife. Miami Beach is also home to DecoBike, a bike sharing operation allowing visitors and locals to borrow a bike and enjoy a slow, salty ride along the coast. The highly utilized public transportation system connects Miami Beach to the other districts in Miami. The most famous neighborhood is certainly South Beach, however many unique neighborhoods stretch upward to the island's northernmost neighborhood, Biscayne Point.
What Do You Do In Miami Beach?
For those on a budget, admission to the Miami Beach Botanical Garden is always free. Recently renovated in 2011, the attraction offers over two-and-a-half lush acres of calming gardens sure to inspire anyone who passes through. Weekly farmers markets, yoga classes and group meditation sessions are offered throughout the year. The community supports a wide range of creative ventures, including multicultural music and dance, multiple theatre options and public art projects. Art Basel brings international artists to Miami Beach every year, drawing critics, collectors and curators to browse some of the most innovative art in the world along with historical masterpieces.
Highlights of Miami Beach
- Lincoln Road Mall: A historic and architecturally significant open-air mall lined with restaurants and shops.
- Miami Beach Boardwalk: A scenic path that extends 40 blocks along the ocean.
- Art Deco Historic District: This popular area of southern Miami Beach has been preserved for its architectural heritage.
- New World Symphony: An orchestral academy based in Miami Beach that also features performances in a building designed by Frank Gehry.
- Art Basel Miami Beach: An international art event held every December that brings thousands of people from the art world to Miami Beach.



























