The Grand Venetian Miami Beach condos were designed and constructed in 2002 by Kobi Karp and developed by Apex & Zapata Development Groups. Standing at 25 stories tall, the Grand Venetian offers 134 condo residences, including one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans, as well as penthouses. Situated on the waterfront of the Venetian Causeway, this upscale development provides convenient access to the popular pedestrian walking mall of Lincoln Road, which boasts numerous shops and restaurants. Residents of the Grand Venetian can enjoy a range of features and amenities, such as a 24-hour front desk concierge, 24-hour valet parking, a spacious pool area located at the water’s edge, a tennis court, a fitness center, secured parking, and expansive wrap-around balconies for many of the units. Located at 10 Venetian Way in Miami Beach, the Grand Venetian is just minutes away from the vibrant nightlife of South Beach, as well as popular destinations in Miami like Wynwood Walls, the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, and Brickell City Centre. Residents of the Grand Venetian are treated to breathtaking views of Downtown Miami, Miami Beach, Biscayne Bay, and the Intracoastal Waterway.

Building facts

Minimum lease
12 months
Pets
Owners only: up to 2 pets, max 30 lbs each, no fee; renters may not have pets.

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Frequently asked questions

Can you rent out a unit at Grand Venetian?

The minimum lease is 12 months.

Is Grand Venetian pet friendly?

Owners only: up to 2 pets, max 30 lbs each, no fee; renters may not have pets.

Have there been special assessments at Grand Venetian?

To confirm assessments at any Miami condo, review the estoppel letter, recent board meeting minutes, and the reserve study before you rely on anything.

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