Sunny Isles Buildings

Buyers are searching for good buys. Are they out there? Yes, but each opportunity is individually based on the motivation and circumstances of the seller and the uniqueness of the condo. This is reflected in the statistical chart below.

I have selected four fine buildings in Sunny Isles to include in a statistical look at prices sold versus price offered. The following buildings are included in the data below Acqualina , Oceans One,Two and Three , Trump Palace and , Turnberry Ocean Colony.

This clearly shows that yes, there are buying opportunities but not everywhere. Exceptional buying opportunities needs to be sought out.

Sunny Isles-Aqualina, Oceans, Trump Palace and Turnberry Ocean Colony

For readers that are not familiar with Sunny Isles, it is located on a barrier island in Northeast Miami-Dade County, is known as the “City of Sun and Sea.” It’s boundaries include the Atlantic Ocean on the east and the Intracoastal Waterway on the west. Golden Beach is placed north of Sunny Isles while Bal Harbour lies to the south. Two and a half miles of fine, sandy beaches holds Sunny Isles together and attracts nearly one million vacationers each year. Currently the city is undergoing a major redevelopment replacing the outdated motels with luxury residential oceanfront development.

Prices for oceanfront condos in new buildings range quite a bit but in the last few months are averaging around $580 sq.ft. The most expensive condo on the market today is at the Aqualina. It is a 6,360 sq.ft. penthouse with 4 bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms, a family room, den, staff room, guest suite & pool. Over 2,700 sq. ft. of balcony space and 360-degree views. It is being offered at $5,975,000. That is $939 per square foot.