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Miami Beach New Developments

Independent coverage of South Florida new development

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Overview

Miami Beach new developments at a glance

We track 5 new-development projects in Miami Beach: 4 completed and 1 sold out. Pricing and dates come from the public sources cited on each building page and are not quotes.

Part of Pre-Construction & New Construction Condos in Miami and Miami-Dade County new developments.

Compare nearby: Miami (main hub) · Bay Harbor Islands · Sunny Isles Beach · Fort Lauderdale · Palm Beach County

Developments, status, delivery and reported starting prices
DevelopmentCityStatusDeliveryReported from
42 PineMiami BeachCompletedCompleted 2024—
72 ParkMiami BeachCompletedCompleted 2025—
Five ParkMiami BeachCompletedCompleted 2024—
Monaco Yacht Club & ResidencesMiami BeachCompletedCompleted 2021–2022—
Ocean Park South BeachMiami BeachSold OutCompleted 2023—

Map of Miami Beach new developments

  • Completed
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What's in the Miami Beach pipeline

None of the 5 Miami Beach buildings we track is in pre-construction or under construction right now, so buying here means a resale or remaining developer inventory in a finished building. Completed or sold out with the developer: 42 Pine (2024), 72 Park (2025), Five Park (2024), Monaco Yacht Club & Residences (2021–2022) and Ocean Park South Beach (2023).

Miami Beach pricing

Published pricing, as cited on each building page — 42 Pine: Launch pricing was reported from about $700K to $4M+, penthouses from $4M (2022). Five Park: The Five Park website says prices start at $1.25 million (checked Oct 10, 2026); resale asking prices vary by unit. Prices change and are not quotes.

Miami Beach by the numbers

Miami Beach had 82,890 residents in the 2020 Census (Census Bureau estimate: 81,594 as of July 1, 2025) on 7.69 square miles of land. The Census Bureau's 2020–2024 American Community Survey puts the median value of owner-occupied homes at $556,700, the owner-occupied rate at 40.9% and median gross rent at $1,826 a month. These are citywide figures across all housing types — not new-construction condo prices — but they are a useful baseline when you compare the buildings below. Source: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts.

FAQ

Miami Beach new developments FAQ

Short answers built from the sources cited on each building page and U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts.

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Are there new condos under construction in Miami Beach?

Not among the 5 Miami Beach buildings we track as of October 10, 2026 — all are completed, sold out, delayed or not proceeding. See the table above for each building's status.

Which new Miami Beach buildings are already completed?

42 Pine (completed 2024), 72 Park (completed 2025), Five Park (completed 2024), Monaco Yacht Club & Residences (completed 2021–2022) and Ocean Park South Beach (completed 2023). Purchases in these buildings are resales or any remaining developer inventory.

How much do new condos in Miami Beach cost?

Published pricing, as cited on each building page — 42 Pine: Launch pricing was reported from about $700K to $4M+, penthouses from $4M (2022). Five Park: The Five Park website says prices start at $1.25 million (checked Oct 10, 2026); resale asking prices vary by unit. Prices change and are not quotes. For context, the Census Bureau's 2020–2024 median value of owner-occupied homes in Miami Beach is $556,700 (all housing types).

Who is developing new condos in Miami Beach?

Developers of the Miami Beach buildings we track include Boymelgreen family, Lefferts, Multiplan Real Estate Management, Optimum Development USA and Terra and GFO Investments, per the sources cited on each building page.

How many people live in Miami Beach?

82,890 in the 2020 Census; the Census Bureau estimates 81,594 as of July 1, 2025 (U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts).

Can I use my own buyer's agent for Miami Beach new construction?

Yes. Sales galleries represent the developer, so register with your own licensed buyer's agent before your first visit or call. South Florida Real Estate Voice is an independent publication, not affiliated with any developer listed here; if you'd like, we can connect you with a licensed local agent.

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Last updated . Status, delivery and pricing are from public sources cited on each building page and can change. City figures: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts (checked October 10, 2026).

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