Aerial view of the beach and low-rise oceanfront buildings

Surfside

Surfside houses.

Tree-lined residential blocks a few streets deep, between the ocean and the bay.

41
Active listings in Surfside
$1.0M – $40M
Asking price range
13
Single-family homes
28
Condominiums
22
Waterfront

Counted from the Southeast Florida MLS on August 29, 2026. Figures reflect active listings at this agent’s price floor and change as inventory moves.

Behind Surfside's oceanfront buildings is a small grid of single-family streets running west toward Biscayne Bay. It is a modest market by count, and that is a function of the town's size rather than of demand: Surfside is only a handful of blocks deep, so there is a fixed and limited number of houses in it.

The appeal is the same one that defines the town: low-rise scale, tree-lined streets and a walkable main street a block from the sand. For larger single-family markets nearby, Miami Beach is south and Golden Beach is north. Surfside's buildings are covered on Surfside condos for sale.

$2M+
Luxury price focus
33154
Primary ZIP
Beachfront
Town & towers

What sets it apart

Life in this neighborhood.

Low-rise streets

Tree-lined residential blocks between the Atlantic and Biscayne Bay.

Walkable

Harding Avenue's shops and restaurants within a few blocks.

Limited stock

A town only a handful of blocks deep, so the number of houses is fixed.

Available now

Homes for sale in this neighborhood.

13 active listings
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Listings displayed by Seth Kaufman, ONE Sotheby's International Realty. Copyright Southeast Florida MLS a/k/a SEFMLS © 2026. Accuracy of listing information is not guaranteed. Listing information is provided for personal consumer, non-commercial use, solely to identify potential properties for potential purchase. All other use is strictly prohibited and may be a violation of federal and state law. MLS Data is deemed reliable, but is not guaranteed accurate by Miami Association of REALTORS®. Data last updated August 28, 2026.

Who you work with

Buying or selling in Surfside

Jonathan Bigelman handles residential sales from $2M at ONE Sotheby’s International Realty, and he knows this stretch of coast as a Miami-Dade native from a family already in the trade. Surfside is the low-rise exception on a coastline of towers: a walkable town only a few blocks deep, holding classic single-family streets, mid-century buildings and a small amount of new oceanfront.

That mix is the reason two properties a street apart can be entirely different purchases. What he has closed in the town is counted below, from the Southeast Florida MLS.

  • Ask about the building's inspection and reserves

    Florida requires milestone inspections and funded reserves for older condominium buildings statewide. The reports and the reserve study are documents you can read before you offer, and what they contain changes what a unit is worth.

  • Ask what the height rules allow

    Surfside stays low-rise by design. That protects the character you are buying and it also limits what any given site can become.

  • Ask house or building, and why

    A single-family street and an oceanfront building here suit different lives. An agent should ask you that before sending listings.

  • Ask what they have closed here

    Not what they know about the town. A recorded transaction history is checkable in the MLS; familiarity is not.

Working with Jonathan Bigelman in Surfside

4 closed sales in Surfside: 4 representing the seller, the largest at $15M, most recently in 2026.

Counted from closed transactions recorded in the Southeast Florida MLS.

Questions

Surfside buyer questions

What kinds of properties are for sale in Surfside?

Oceanfront and near-oceanfront condominium residences along Collins Avenue, and single-family homes on the streets west toward Biscayne Bay, some with private dockage. Current counts for each are shown above.

Is Surfside walkable?

Yes, unusually so for this coastline. The town is only a few blocks deep, and Harding Avenue functions as a main street of restaurants and shops that most residents reach on foot.

How is Surfside different from Miami Beach?

Surfside is a separate town with its own government, and it is low-rise by design. Miami Beach, immediately south, is a larger city with far greater density and height, and includes South Beach, Mid-Beach and North Beach.

Are there single-family homes in Surfside, or only condominiums?

Both. The blocks west of Collins Avenue toward the bay are single-family, while the oceanfront is condominium. The counts above reflect what is actually listed today rather than a general impression.

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