The Floridian Miami Beach is a stunning condominium complex situated along Biscayne Bay, providing residents with breathtaking views of the bay, ocean, and city. Originally built as an apartment complex in 1997, it was later converted into condominiums in 2004 when DK/Equity acquired it for $98 million ($293,500 per unit). With 34 floors, The Floridian offers a total of 334 units with one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans (see The Floridian floor plans). The interior square footage of the condo residences ranges from 840 to 1,372, with the addition of a balcony. Residents of The Floridian Miami Beach can enjoy a wide range of amenities, including a large bayfront pool, a heated 24-meter lap pool, a hot tub, a tennis court, a spa, a state-of-the-art fitness center with saunas and steam baths for both men and women, covered bike storage, valet parking, a convenience store, a full-service concierge, a business center, a conference room, and more. Located at 650 West Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139, The Floridian is conveniently situated off the MacArthur Causeway along Biscayne Bay, making it one of the most visually appealing buildings in the area. Residents can easily access various amenities such as Whole Foods Market, the shops and restaurants on Lincoln Road, beautiful beaches, and the vibrant South Beach nightlife, all within a short walk. Additionally, The Floridian is just a 7-minute drive from Downtown Miami, 15 minutes from the Miami Design District, and 30 minutes from the Miami International Airport.

Building facts

Minimum lease
6 months + 1 day
Leases / year
2

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Frequently asked questions

Can you rent out a unit at The Floridian?

6-mo-and-1-day min, 2/yr

Have there been special assessments at The Floridian?

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