Miami Beach Waterfront Homes for Sale

Canal, Intracoastal and oceanfront homes in Miami Beach — with the dock, bridge and access details that actually decide the purchase.

Miami Beach is a barrier-island city of distinct worlds — South Beach energy, the quiet residential islands of the Venetian and Sunset chains, and the family neighborhoods of North Beach.

The man-made islands — Star, Palm, Hibiscus, the Venetians, Sunset Islands — offer wide-bay dockage with open access to Government Cut and the ocean, no fixed bridges. Bayfront lots facing west carry the sunset views and the deepest water.

When you tour Miami Beach waterfront homes, look past the photos: measure linear frontage at the seawall, confirm water depth at low tide, check bridge clearance between the dock and the inlet, and ask when the seawall was last capped. Two homes on the same canal can differ by seven figures on those four answers alone. Island waterfront is the trophy tier, regularly trading from $10M into nine figures. Condominiums range from Art Deco conversions to ultra-luxury new towers; single-family on the islands is land-scarce and holds value through every cycle.

I am Simon Gedz, a Realtor working South Florida since 1995. The listings below are live MLS data, not a stale feed — if you want the story behind any of them, including what similar homes actually closed for, ask me directly.

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