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16485 Collins Ave · Built 1991 · 29 floors · 177 residences

Oceania III is a waterfront tower on Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach, completed in 1991 and rising 29 floors with 177 residences. The lowest street beside it sits 3.6 ft above the highest tide predicted for 2026 at Virginia Key. It lies in FEMA flood zone X, a minimal risk area where flood insurance is not federally required but is available, and in Miami-Dade hurricane evacuation zone B.
A public records check run on October 23, 2026 found no liens, lawsuits or regulatory complaints at watch level or higher. The building has a financeability tier of good, with an index of 57 of 100, meaning regulated lenders have financed purchases here in the last two years. The Miami-Dade Clerk recorded 7 resale deeds in the 12 months to October 22, 2026.
On the 2025 tax roll, 24% of the 177 units carry a homestead exemption and 24% are owned by a company or trust. The Car-Free Index is 2, and the nearest Publix is 1870 m (about 1.2 miles) away in a straight line.
Sister towers that share the same development, address and often amenities — compare availability across the complex.
What surrounds Oceania III: seasonal events, annual programs and lifestyle indexes, measured from the building.
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A quick hop. Your car will barely warm up.
Distances are straight-line, not walking or driving.
Sunny Isles Beach is a walkable urban neighborhood. Transit, parks, dining and landmarks within reach:
A data-grounded score for Oceania III from live market data — value, momentum, liquidity, building health, waterfront and age. Computed, not opinion.
Condos repeat vertically — each “line” is a stack of near-identical units up the tower. We reconstruct Oceania III’s lines from its sale history: the floorplan, the view, and how $/sqft climbs with the floor. The best value is the -32 line.
| Line | Layout | Size | View | $/sqft | Per floor | Low→high floor | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| -31 | 3 bd · 3 ba | 2,430 sqft | Direct OceanWaterfront | $700/sqft | +$10 | $623/sqft → $802/sqft | 5 |
| -32Best value | 1 bd · 2 ba | 1,260 sqft | Ocean ViewWaterfront | $560/sqft | +$11 | $503/sqft → $653/sqft | 8 |
| -34 | 2 bd · 2 ba | 1,760 sqft | Ocean ViewWaterfront | $591/sqft | +$12 | $516/sqft → $666/sqft | 3 |
| -35 | 2 bd · 2 ba | 1,460 sqft | Ocean ViewWaterfront | $658/sqft | +$1 | $682/sqft → $704/sqft | 4 |
| -36 | 2 bd · 2.5 ba | 2,020 sqft | Direct OceanWaterfront | $743/sqft | $-6 | $870/sqft → $767/sqft | 6 |
| -38 | 3 bd · 2 ba | 1,760 sqft | Ocean ViewWaterfront | $625/sqft | +$2 | $594/sqft → $632/sqft | 7 |
Modeled from Oceania III’s past listings and sales — a guide to the building’s layouts and floor premiums, not an official floor plan. “Per floor” is the average $/sqft change per floor up the stack.
Pick a line and a floor — we estimate the value from Oceania III’s own sales history.
Estimate only — not an appraisal. It reflects the line and floor, not a specific unit’s condition, renovations or view obstructions.
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3-month rolling median of closed sales in Oceania III; bars are closings per month.
Nearby buildings within half a mile.
Public records checked Oct 30, 2026: no liens, lawsuits or regulatory complaints found for the association.
Regulated lenders recorded 3 purchase or refinance loans on this building in the last 12 months, financing 17% of its recorded sales, and accepted a down payment as low as 20%. A bank writing a condominium loan has just checked the building's reserves, insurance, litigation and owner-occupancy against its own standards — verified due diligence, read from the public record. Financeability Index 57/100.
Source: Miami-Dade Clerk official records
Estimated from Oceania III’s age and signals in active listings — not an official inspection or reserve report. Always verify the building’s milestone-inspection status and reserves with the association before buying.
What the banks say about Oceania III: recorded purchase mortgages, the down payments they accepted, and the programmes in use.
Regulated lenders are writing purchase loans here at ordinary down payments — their due diligence on reserves, insurance and litigation, verified by the public record.
High confidence · As of 2026-10-31
Source: Miami-Dade County official records and the FHA/VA approval lists. Aggregates only; individual instruments are never shown. Compare with Sunny Isles Beach
Public flood data at this building’s location, read Oct 22, 2026.
Elevations in feet above the NAVD88 datum.
The lowest street next to this building sits 3.6 ft above this year’s highest predicted tide (Oct 27, 2026).
Estimated from public data, not a flood determination. Check the FEMA flood map and an elevation certificate for this building.
Civil court cases involving the condominium association, classified by what they are about. Routine collections against individual owners are counted separately and do not affect the building’s standing.
An insurance company and two individuals filed a lawsuit against the condominium association. The case was subsequently dismissed following a notice of settlement. Filed January 2026.
Source: Miami-Dade Clerk civil docket, summarized by own.miami
The condominium association filed a lawsuit against an insurance company. Following a motion for default and a subsequent order of default, the defendant filed a motion to vacate the judgment. A settlement agreement was reached, and the case was dismissed by court order. June 2022.
Source: Miami-Dade Clerk civil docket, summarized by own.miami
DBPR registration PR1G020707 · Approved,Recorded. Public complaints on record with the Florida Division of Condominiums; investigations are confidential and not counted.
Court records are matched to the association by name and summarized by us; a case is a claim, not a finding. Ask the association for its litigation disclosure before buying.
There are 6 condos for sale at Oceania III, from $949,900, with a median asking price of $1,138,950 ($717/sqft).
HOA / maintenance fees at Oceania III run around $1,575 per month among units currently for sale; the exact fee varies by unit size and line, so confirm the current amount with the listing or the condo association.
Yes — Oceania III is a waterfront building (Sunny Isles Beach).
Oceania III was built in 1991, 29 stories, 177 residences.
Oceania III was developed by Oceania Brokerage.
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