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The 3 Best & Worst Performing Condos in Sunny Isles Beach – 2025 Review

Presented by Brosda & Bentley Realtors: A data-driven analysis of sales, inventory, and assessments revealing the true state of the Collins Avenue market.
Ekaterina Brosda  |  March 17, 2026

The 3 Best & Worst Performing Condos in Sunny Isles Beach – 2025 Review
Presented by Brosda & Bentley Realtors – Your Local Sunny Isles Experts
Sunny Isles Beach’s luxury condo market remains sharply divided. Newer “fortress” towers deliver strong appreciation and quick sales, while older inventory struggles with flat prices and looming assessments. Here’s our clear 2025 breakdown based on closed sales, inventory, and owner data.
The 3 Best Performers
1.  Estates at Acqualina (North & South Towers)
Average sales: $2,265 psf (up from $1,950 at launch). Only 6 months inventory (vs. market 25 months) and 180 days on market. 90%+ owner-occupied. HOA $2.25–$2.50 psf supports true resort amenities. Pure stability and scarcity.
2.  Jade Signature
Average: $1,825 psf (8.7% annualized growth, 50% above market). 15 months inventory. Herzog & de Meuron architecture and flow-through plans keep end-users coming back. HOA $1.90 psf. Timeless value that holds.
3.  Ritz-Carlton Residences
Average: $2,000+ psf (8% annual growth). 12 months inventory, ~90% owner-occupied. Rents average $19,500/mo. The brand’s service and amenities justify $1.64 psf HOA—outperforming unbranded towers by 25–50%.
The 3 Worst Performers
1.  Oceania I–V
Average: $760 psf (some under $600). Just 3–5% growth. Low HOA but multiple special assessments for concrete, roofing, and pools. 1990s product with limited upside.
2.  Trump Towers I–III
Average: $810 psf (5% CAGR). High inventory and 150+ days on market. Brand prestige has faded; now investor-heavy with slower sales.
3.  Ocean Two
Average: $710 psf (only 1% growth). Aging infrastructure and upcoming spa assessment. Stuck in the middle with little momentum.
The Red Line
Winners = high owner-occupancy, fully funded reserves, 50–65% psf premium, and fast absorption (6–15 months inventory).
Losers = half the market growth, 35–50% below-average pricing, longer days on market (~300), and assessment risk.
Final Word from Brosda & Bentley Realtors
True luxury in Sunny Isles isn’t about headline prices — it’s about stability, ownership profile, and long-term resilience. Fortress assets win for serious buyers and sellers; older towers face milestone inspections and rising costs.
Our team at Brosda & Bentley Realtors specializes in Collins Avenue and knows every building inside out. Whether you’re buying, selling, or evaluating your current condo, we’ll give you exact comps, honest advice, and a tailored strategy.
Contact us today for a private market update or building-specific analysis. Smart moves start with the right local experts.
Brosda & Bentley Realtors
Sunny Isles Beach, Florida