One Bay is a gated community of 38 residences situated in a lushly landscaped enclave near the Miami Design District, Midtown, and Wynwood. The community offers a residential atmosphere that functions more like a single-family home than a typical condominium, featuring private entries and no common hallways or lobbies.
The property is positioned near Biscayne Bay and provides convenient access to local dining, shopping, and parks. The community is characterized by its intimate, quiet, and high-end atmosphere, set within a well-maintained enclave just moments from the city's vibrant center.
What surrounds One Bay: seasonal events, annual programs and lifestyle indexes, measured from the building.
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Distances are straight-line, not walking or driving.
Midtown is a walkable urban neighborhood. Transit, parks, dining and landmarks within reach:
A data-grounded score for One Bay from live market data — value, momentum, liquidity, building health, waterfront and age. Computed, not opinion.
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3-month rolling median of closed sales in One Bay; bars are closings per month.
Nearby buildings within half a mile.
Estimated from One Bay’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.
There are 2 condos for sale at One Bay, from $799,000, with a median asking price of $1,339,500 ($834/sqft).
One Bay currently has about 8.0 months of supply — a balanced pace.
HOA / maintenance fees at One Bay run around $499 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.
One Bay is not directly on the water.
One Bay was built in 2018, 4 stories, 38 residences.
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