
The Delmore Surfside
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Miami, Florida
Quiet Elegance Between Two Icons
As of November 7, 2026, Surfside has 68 condos for sale and 70 for rent. Over the last 12 months condos closed at a median of $724 per sq ft after 77 days on market.
MLS aggregates as of November 7, 2026.
Active for Sale
68
Active Rentals
70
Median Closed $/sq ft
$724
Median Days on Market
77 days
MLS aggregates as of November 7, 2026, from the completed cache sync.
68
As of November 7, 2026; active condominium listings for sale
MLS cache and methodology$895
As of November 7, 2026; n=68 eligible active asking observations
MLS cache and methodology$724
As of November 7, 2026; 2025-11-07 through 2026-11-06; 64 closed sales; n=63 eligible $/sq ft observations; minimum 30 sales and 30 eligible observations
MLS cache and methodology77 days
As of November 7, 2026; 2025-11-07 through 2026-11-06; 64 closed sales; n=63 eligible closed-sale observations; minimum 30
MLS cache and methodology12.8 months
As of November 7, 2026; active inventory / (64 closed sales / 12); 2025-11-07 through 2026-11-06; minimum 30 closed sales
MLS cache and methodology$1.27
As of November 7, 2026; per month; n=66 eligible active sale listings with an explicit fee frequency; median of monthly HOA / interior sq ft
MLS cache and methodology2
Canonical project-directory profiles in this neighborhood; not available units
Project directory8.3%
1 of 12 verified buildings; coverage 12/15 directory buildings. Checked November 2, 2026. Unverified buildings are excluded from the percentage denominator.
FEMA NFHL · Part 1 building recordsSurfside is one of South Florida's best-kept secrets — a 0.5 square mile oceanfront town sandwiched between the ultra-luxury of Bal Harbour to the north and the energy of Miami Beach to the south. Unlike its neighbors, Surfside has maintained a deliberately low-rise, residential character with strict height limits and a walkable town center along Harding Avenue. The town gained international attention following the 2021 Champlain Towers South collapse, which led to a wave of new luxury development as older buildings were replaced with state-of-the-art residences meeting the highest modern safety and engineering standards. Today, Surfside is home to some of the most coveted new construction on the East Coast, including the Surf Club Four Seasons Residences — a collaboration between the legendary Surf Club (est. 1930) and Four Seasons, designed by Richard Meier. The town's 10 blocks of pristine beach, family-friendly atmosphere, and proximity to Bal Harbour Shops make it uniquely appealing to buyers seeking luxury without the noise of South Beach or the density of Brickell. Strong demand from European and Latin American buyers, combined with severely limited supply, has driven consistent double-digit price appreciation.
Surf Club Four Seasons
Legendary 1930s club reimagined by Richard Meier — residences, hotel, and beach club
Surfside Beach
10 pristine blocks of uncrowded Atlantic beachfront — calm, clean, family-friendly
Bal Harbour Shops
World's most productive mall by sales/sqft — 2 minutes north
Harding Avenue
Walkable town center with boutique cafés, restaurants, and local shops
Haulover Beach Park
Marina, tennis, and beach — 5 minutes north
Surfside represents a compelling scarcity play in the Miami Beach corridor. The town's strict height limits and small geographic footprint (0.5 sq mi) create a structurally constrained supply pipeline, while demand continues to grow from European and Latin American ultra-high-net-worth buyers. The post-2021 new construction wave has dramatically improved building quality and safety standards, attracting buyers who previously avoided the area. With Bal Harbour Shops 2 minutes away and Four Seasons branding anchoring the market, Surfside offers Bal Harbour-adjacent prestige at a slight discount. Ideal for capital preservation buyers and lifestyle-driven investors seeking a quieter alternative to South Beach.

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