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South of Fifth

South of Fifth—often called SoFi—is the southernmost tip of South Beach, bordered by South Pointe Park to the south and 5th Street to the north, and surrounded by water on three sides (Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay, and Government Cut). Over time it evolved from a quiet beach stretch to one of Miami's most coveted and exclusive enclaves. With its smaller scale, walkable streets, and high‑end residential towers, SoFi contrasts with the busier parts of South Beach while offering premium views and private access to beachfront living.

South of Fifth Condo Buildings


SoFi is home to many of South Beach’s premier luxury condo towers, offering sweeping views of the ocean, Biscayne Bay, and the Miami skyline. Notable existing developments include 321 Ocean, Apogee South Beach, Continuum South Beach North Tower, Continuum South Beach South Tower, Glass Miami Beach, Icon South Beach, Marea, Murano at Portofino, Murano Grande, Ocean House, One Ocean, Portofino Tower, and Three Hundred Collins. Completed in 1987, South Pointe Towers marked the beginning of SoFi’s transformation into a luxury residential enclave. At present, there are no pre-construction condo projects announced for the South of Fifth neighborhood—though that is likely to change in the near future.

Dining & Local Attractions in South of Fifth


South of Fifth is also renowned for its vibrant dining scene, with over 20 acclaimed restaurants concentrated within a walkable area. Popular dining spots include Joe’s Stone Crab (Miami’s oldest restaurant, established in 1913), Carbone, Smith & Wollensky, Prime 112, Prime Italian, Limoncello, Intimo, Estiatorio Milos, Stubborn Seed (led by Top Chef winner Jeremy Ford), Papi Steak, La Grande Boucherie Miami, Call Me Gaby, Motek South Beach, and Catch Miami. The neighborhood is also home to South Pointe Park, a 17-acre waterfront oasis with walking trails, a pier, and panoramic views of the ocean, Government Cut, and Fisher Island. Unlike the busier beaches farther north, South of Fifth offers uncrowded, picture-perfect stretches of sand that appeal to locals and discerning travelers alike. Adding to the area’s allure, the iconic Nikki Beach is set to undergo a massive transformation led by the Broucher Brothers, who plan to revitalize the oceanfront venue into a world-class destination that blends beach club vibes with elevated dining and entertainment.

Celebrity Residents & Notable Owners


South of Fifth has hosted several high-profile residents over time. Among them: Pat Riley and Michael Caine, who have owned property in the Apogee South Beach; Anna Kournikova and Sergei Fedorov in Portofino Tower; and Timbaland in Murano Grande. The high-end address, ocean and bay views, and proximity to the best dining and beach have long attracted both celebrities and international buyers to SoFi towers.

Proximity & Access to Major Miami Destinations


One of SoFi’s great advantages is being just steps from the best of South Beach while still within easy reach of Miami’s major hubs. From SoFi, you’re only 5–10 minutes into the heart of South Beach, 15 minutes to the Miami Design District / Midtown, 15–20 minutes to Brickell / Downtown, and about 25-30 minutes to Miami International Airport. Its compact size, beach adjacency, and access to transportation make SoFi an ideal balance of exclusivity and connectivity for residents who want the best of both worlds.

See also: Miami Beach condos and South Beach condos

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Average $/SqFt

  • Available Sales$2345/SqFt
  • Available Rentals$9.76/SqFt
  • Closed Sales (6Months)$2016/SqFt
  • Closed Rentals (6Months)$7.53/SqFt

Months of Inventory

  • Available Sales10.56
  • Available Rentals3.50

% of Total Inventory

  • Available Sales4.37%
  • Available Rentals3.79%
  • Closed Sales3.64%
  • Closed Rentals7.87%

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Why is South of Fifth one of the most exclusive areas in Miami Beach?

South of Fifth, also known as SoFi, is a luxury enclave at the southern tip of Miami Beach. It is prized for its upscale lifestyle, world-class restaurants, and stunning ocean, bay, and city views. The neighborhood offers privacy and exclusivity while being steps away from South Beach’s vibrant energy.

What types of condos are available in South of Fifth?

South of Fifth features some of Miami Beach’s most prestigious condo buildings, including 321 Ocean, Apogee South Beach, Continuum South Beach North, Continuum South Beach South, Glass Miami Beach, Icon South Beach, Marea, Murano Grande, Murano at Portofino, and Ocean House. Buyers can choose from bayfront residences, oceanfront condos, and trophy penthouses with expansive terraces.

How much do South of Fifth condos for sale typically cost?

Prices for condos in South of Fifth generally start around $750,000 for smaller units. Luxury residences and penthouses in prime buildings can exceed $20 million, particularly those with direct oceanfront views.

Are there preconstruction condos in South of Fifth?

Yes, South of Fifth occasionally sees new boutique developments and luxury preconstruction projects. These rare offerings often include full-floor residences, modern amenities, and prime oceanfront or bayfront locations.

Is South of Fifth a good place to live?

Yes, South of Fifth is considered one of the best places to live in Miami Beach. It offers a quieter, more exclusive atmosphere compared to the rest of South Beach, with access to South Pointe Park, luxury marinas, and fine dining options such as Joe’s Stone Crab, Smith & Wollensky, and Carbone.