Sunny Isles Beach Condos For Sale
Sunny Isles condos for sale are the usual way to own a home on this city’s beach. Collins Avenue runs the length of the sand, and not one single-family house has an address on it. A condo here gives you the ocean from your own windows, a home the building keeps while you are away, and room of your own with few neighbors. Among the towers, the decade a building went up sets how much room a home has and how many neighbors share the building.
On this page: Which decade of tower·A 2000s tower or a newer one·A condo that runs without you·Your first visit·FAQ
Save this search, and each Sunny Isles condo comes to you as soon as it is listed, so you stop opening site after site. Your hours go to choosing the tower that suits you.
Sunny Isles Condos for Sale: Which Decade of Tower Gives You More?
The first choice here is the decade of the tower. By the year they were built, the city’s towers fall into four generations, and each gives you something different.
| Generation of towers | What it gives you | Where to look |
|---|---|---|
| Built before 1983 | The smallest homes and the lowest prices, with one exception | Winston Towers; Poinciana Island, a condominium of 190 residences (the exception) |
| 1983 to 1999 | Fewer sales, a narrower choice | Oceania IV, Sands Pointe, the Pinnacle, Ocean One |
| 2000 to 2012 | The widest choice of towers, with very different homes under one roof | Acqualina, Jade Beach, Jade Ocean, the Trump towers, Ocean Two to Ocean Four, Oceania V |
| Since 2013 | The largest share of the building for each owner and the youngest buildings | Regalia, Jade Signature, Muse, Turnberry Ocean Club, the Estates at Acqualina |
Living area tells how much of a house the condo can replace. The size of the condominium tells how many owners share its lobby and its votes. No generation leads on both. When the home should open onto its own door rather than a lobby, the search moves to Sunny Isles Beach townhomes or Sunny Isles Beach homes for sale.
Towers Before 1983: Small Homes, With One Exception
The towers built before 1983 hold the smallest homes, many of them in large complexes such as Winston Towers.
The exception is Poinciana Island Yacht & Racquet Club, one condominium of 190 residences with two to four bedrooms, built in 1980 and 1981. At the entry level it gives the most room. At the same level, 400 Sunny Isles and Parque Towers on Sunny Isles Boulevard and Aurora on Collins Avenue, four decades younger, give a young building on a smaller floor.
1983 to 1999 or the 2000s: a Narrow Choice or Mixed Homes
The towers of 1983 to 1999 include Oceania IV, Sands Pointe, the Pinnacle and Ocean One. There are fewer of them than of the 2000s towers, so the choice at any moment is narrower.
Trump Palace, Trump Royale, the three Trump Towers, Acqualina, Jade Beach, Jade Ocean, Ocean Two to Ocean Four and Oceania V all rose in the 2000s. These towers can hold very different homes under one roof. In Jade Beach, Jade Ocean and Trump Royale, the largest residences are several times the size of the smallest. Here, the name of the tower tells you little: what counts is the floor plan of the condo itself, not the tower’s typical home.
A Tower From the 2000s or One Finished Since 2013?
Higher up the market, the choice is between a 2000s tower such as Acqualina and one finished since 2013, such as Porsche Design Tower, Residences by Armani Casa, Jade Signature or Muse. A tower of that standing is known by name to the people you invite, so the address speaks for the home before anyone arrives. Here, the number of condos on offer matters less than the years you plan to keep the home.
What the 2000s Tower Brings
The 2000s generation is the wider field. Its age is the other side of that choice. Florida ties a condominium’s first structural inspection to the building’s age, and near this coast a tower built in 1998 or later goes through it at 25 years, then every ten. Once you own, that inspection is the point where repairs, and your share of them, come up. By their year of construction, the 2000s towers reach it between 2025 and 2037.
When I build a client’s list, I set each tower’s age against the years the home will be kept. Inside this one decade, that can split two towers: a tower finished in 2000 was due for its first inspection in 2025, before a purchase now, while one finished in 2010 reaches it in 2035, inside a ten-year stay from 2026.
What the Newer Tower Brings
The newest towers run from Regalia to the Estates at Acqualina and include Jade Signature, Muse and Turnberry Ocean Club. No earlier generation gives each owner as large a share of the building. Their own question is a young building’s record: how the developer finished it and how the first owners’ concerns were handled. That record sets what your first years of ownership ask of you: a tower finished cleanly gives quiet years, and open issues come to the owners’ meetings you will sit in. I ask for that record before a young tower goes on your list.
Newer still are the towers now rising, and that search runs through new construction condos in Sunny Isles Beach.
The top of the market has its own towers and floors in this generation, gathered in luxury condos in Sunny Isles Beach.
Choosing a Condo That Runs Without You
When one of the Sunny Isles Beach condos is bought as a second home, the building runs it for much of the year. Here the building also stands in for the neighborhood, so choosing a tower is choosing how the days there will go, and how many owners share the building. Parks, schools and life in the city beyond the condo are in the Sunny Isles Beach neighborhood guide.
The building’s pool and lobby belong to no single unit. The fewer the owners, the larger each one’s part of the upkeep: with the same amenities, you carry more of it in a small tower than in a large one. In Regalia, 39 owners carry what the building offers; in each of the three Trump Towers, 271 do. Fewer owners also means fewer neighbors in the elevator and the halls. For a home the building runs while you are away, I start the list from the size of the association. Before any viewing, it shows how large a share of the building’s upkeep is yours and how many other owners vote beside you.
Right after major repairs, a lower fee can mean saving for the structure has paused, not a cheaper building to run. A plan to rent the residence in the empty months depends on the building’s own rules as they stand on the day of closing.
A tower on the ocean side and one facing the Intracoastal make two different second homes; when the water outside the windows comes first, the search turns to waterfront condos in Sunny Isles Beach.
Which Sunny Isles Towers Belong on Your First Visit?
A first visit to Sunny Isles Beach goes further when the towers on it are already sorted by age and by what each one offers. I’m Ory Pelyo, a licensed Broker Associate with more than ten years in Miami real estate. I follow how these towers age, decade by decade, and what owning there is like day to day. That lets you weigh a tower on the life it gives as well as on the condo for sale.
Part of my search covers condos sold without a public listing, which matters in the smaller towers. Once you choose a home, every check from the structure to the association’s finances goes to specialists I already work with. The time of your visit then stays with the towers.
Tell me how much room you need and whether the condo should earn rent between stays, or send listings you like, by email, WhatsApp or +1 305-874-9500, and we will talk through which towers fit. My reply comes the same day.
Sunny Isles Condos FAQ
Who owns Trump Towers in Sunny Isles?
Each residence in Trump Towers belongs to the buyer who purchased it. Each of the three towers is its own condominium of 271 residences, with its own association.
Are there any condos for sale in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida?
Yes. In Sunny Isles Beach, condos come up for sale in towers of every decade, from the oldest to the newest. In July to September 2026, 162 condo and townhouse sales closed in the city (MIAMI Realtors).
