Miami Condo Data
A monthly, citable snapshot of the Miami condominium market — sales volume, prices, and building-inspection pressure across the neighborhoods own.miami tracks.
Source: Own Miami — https://own.miami/data
Market movers
Standout activity this month across the condos we track — free to quote.
Year to date
Through Jul 2025Median sold price per sq ft — trailing 36 months
Source: Own Miami — https://own.miami/data
own.miami Condo Index
Our proprietary index scores every condo building on price, momentum and liquidity — 100 = the market-median building. Median tracked building: 100.
| Building | Neighborhood | Index | Momentum | $/sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Surf Club | Bal Harbour & Surfside | 159 | -15 | $3,931/sqft |
| Palazzo della Luna | Fisher Island | 159 | 0 | $4,006/sqft |
| Continuum On South Beach | South Beach | 159 | -7 | $3,981/sqft |
| 57 Ocean | Mid-Beach & North Beach | 159 | +96 | $3,815/sqft |
| Altos del Mar 5 | Bal Harbour & Surfside | 158 | +39 | $3,753/sqft |
| Ocean House | South Beach | 158 | 0 | $3,581/sqft |
| Eighty Seven Park | Mid-Beach & North Beach | 158 | +99 | $3,434/sqft |
| Faena House | Mid-Beach & North Beach | 158 | +61 | $3,686/sqft |
Building health
Estimated financial + structural health across tracked towers, from the own.miami Building Score and Florida SB-4D age signals.
Buildings facing structural milestone inspections
171 of 807 tracked condo towers hit a Florida SB-4D inspection milestone within 2 years — 25 facing a first 25-year inspection and 146 due for a recurring 10-year review.
A milestone is a mandated inspection deadline set by a building’s age — not a finding that a building is unsafe. Estimate from public building age under Florida SB-4D (coastal Miami: first milestone at 25 years, then every 10). Not an inspection record — verify any specific building with its association.
By neighborhood
| Neighborhood | Sales volume | Closed | Median price | $/sq ft | MoM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $133.46M | 26 | $1.08M | $918/sqft | +446.3% | |
| $47.9M | 62 | $588K | $596/sqft | −20.1% | |
| $38.78M | 56 | $425K | $427/sqft | −26.2% | |
| $28.77M | 31 | $665K | $679/sqft | −33.6% | |
| $24.16M | 36 | $460K | $623/sqft | −0.7% | |
| $23.2M | 14 | $1.31M | $809/sqft | +59% | |
| $12.5M | 1 | $12.5M | $2,549/sqft | −43.9% | |
| $4.48M | 7 | $600K | $574/sqft | −12.1% | |
| $2.53M | 4 | $588K | $556/sqft | +34.7% | |
| $592K | 2 | $296K | $407/sqft | −54.5% |
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Open JSON API ↗Figures are compiled from Miami MLS closed-sale records for condominiums at every price across the 10 neighborhoods own.miami tracks (listings on own.miami itself start at $450K). Sales volume is the sum of closed sale prices in the reference month; medians are computed per closed sale. Milestone-inspection counts are estimated from public building age under Florida SB-4D.
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Updated Jul 2025 · Source: Own Miami — https://own.miami/data
