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Pinecrest Farmer’s Market Is Full of Color
The Pinecrest Farmer’s Market at Pinecrest Gardens has been open every Sunday since December and I finally got by this weekend. It is open every Sunday from 9-2 p.m. through April, and I plan on being a regular. In addition to the fresh fruit and vegetables that are grown locally, there are food vendors with everything from conch to tropical ice cream, herb and vegetable plants for the home gardener, spices, and green products to clean your home or make it more energy efficient. My favorite part was the burst of color all around me. I know where I will be shopping for my produce for the next several months.
Icon Brickell To Be Turned Over To Lenders
Icon Brickell, the three-tower 1800-unit complex with views of the Miami River and gorgeous grounds is being turned over to the developer’s lenders in a friendly foreclosure. Only two of the three towers have been built.
Miami Beach Real Estate – North Shore Makes National Register of Historic Places
Miami Beach’s North Shore District boundaries are 73 street to the south, 87 street to the north, the Atlantic Ocean, and Crespi Boulevard to the west. This funky area of Miami Beach has long been in the shadows of South Beach and did not enjoy much improvement during the building boom. That is actually good news because it means many of the area’s Miami Modern, or MiMo, buildings were saved from the wrecking ball.
Now that North Shore is on the National Register of Historic Places, city officials hope that interest in the area will increase and that the MiMo buildings will be rehabilitated and restored.
What is your favorite MiMo building in Miami Beach?
South Beach Real Estate – Continuum Condo Market Update
This gorgeous oceanfront development on 12 acres is a true vacation destination, even if you live here year round! The Continuum, in Miami Beach’s South of Fifth neighborhood, currently consists of two condo towers and several lofts. The North Tower is 50 S Pointe Drive and the South Tower is 100 S Pointe drive.
The market information as of today for 2 bedroom units in each of the two towers is as follows:
- The average price per square foot for 2 bedrooms sold this year in 50 S Pointe is $ 716. At 100 S Pointe the average is $652.
- 36 2-bedroom units currently for sale in Continuum (both towers)
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17 in 50 S Pointe (2008)
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19 in 100 S Pointe (2002)
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4 are townhomes/lofts
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Highest list price is $3.299 million for a townhouse
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Lowest list price is $1,150,000 for unit 1901 at 100 S Pointe
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9 2-bedroom units have sold this year in 50 S Pointe. Highest sales price was for Loft-1. It sold for $1,700,000, $732 per square foot, on 9/29. The lowest sale was unit 805. It sold on Sept. 25 for $900,000 or $452 per square foot. Highest per square foot price $838 for unit 1404. Lowest price per square foot was unit 805 at $452. There are currently no pending sales in 50 S Pointe.
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10 2-bedroom units have sold this year in 100 S Pointe. Highest price was unit 804 at $2,325,000 or $1014 per square foot. Lowest was unit 605 at $940,000 or $502 per square foot. Those are also the highest and lowest prices on a square foot basis. There are two pending sales. One is listed at $1034 per square foot the other at $931.
Coconut Grove Art Stroll
I know Art Basel isn’t quite over, but if you want to see local art, join in the Coconut Grove Art Stroll tomorrow night from 7-11 pm.
Miami Beach South of Fifth Condos – Direct Ocean Views!
There are currently 23 one to 3 bedroom units on the market in the South of Fifth area of Miami Beach. This is a great area of Miami Beach to be near every thing without being too close to the night clubs and heavy tourist area. Your neighbors include Joe’s Stone Crab, The Big Pink, Nemos, Prime 112, Nikki Beach, Smith and Wollensky, DeVitos, Opa, and many more restaurants. The shopping along 5th street, including the new Publix, make leaving your car at home easy. Plus you have miles of beach for walking, jogging, or just soaking up the sun, and great parks nearby.
Farmers Market Coming to Pinecrest Gardens
Miami Beach Condos – Best Buys under $300,000
Even though the week of Thanksgiving normally kicks off the “slow” time for most real estate sales, in Miami it often kicks up the second high season. With the opening of Art Basel, Miami this week and the start of winter up North, traffic increases again, especially for condos on the beach. Here is a run down of some of the best buys for one and two bedroom condos on Miami Beach, all in waterfront buildings. Since most of the current sales are under $300,000, I started there. The listings from 1980 – current include all waterfront buildings whereas those from 1979 and older are only oceanfront and direct ocean views. The bulk of the condos are from 1960-1979. To view additional pages, click on the arrows at the top left hand corner. To view additional pictures for any particular listing, click on the number box inside the first picture.
Under $300,000 built after 2000
Under $300,000 built 1990-1999
Under $300,000 built 1970-1979
Under $300,000 built 1960-1969
Under $300,000 built up to 1959
Go to Property Search to look for properties in other price ranges.
South Florida – A Perfect SUNday
Another BEAUTIFUL SoFLa Day!
Miami Beach Condos Have Many Different Architectural Styles
There are so many different styles of architecture on Miami Beach, it is no wonder that just about anyone can find their ideal building or home on the Beach. From the Art Deco and post war buildings of passed decades to the current luxurious high rises, there are plenty of options in all price ranges for condo buyers.
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