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Miami Real Estate – What can you afford for $500,000 on the Beaches?

Sunny Isles Beach, Miami Beach, Bal Harbour, Hallandale Beach

Hollywood Beach

When it comes to buying a condo in South Florida I specialize in the above towns. Some of my customers  tell me they want to purchase a vacation condo on the beach for let’s say $500,000. And then they say, it could be anywhere between Miami Beach to Hallandale Beach. So, let’s take a look at what you can purchase today for that price in those towns:

MIAMI BEACH CONDOS FOR SALE FOR $500,000

Seacoast Towers 51 and Collins – 2 Bedroom 2 Baths – Built in 1966 – 1350 Sq. Ft – Offered $499,999 – Partial Ocean Views

Canyon Ranch 68 and Collins – 1 Bedroom 1 Bath – Built in 2008 – 720 Sq.Ft. – Offered at $495,000 – Ocean Views for this Hotel Suite

SUNNY ISLE S BEACH CONDOS FOR SALE FOR $500,000

Trump Royale 182 and Collins – 1 Bedroom 1.5 Bath -  914 Sq. Ft – Built in 2009 – Offered at $504,900 – Partial Ocean Views

La Perla 163 and Collins Av – 2 Bedroom 2 Baths – 1266 Sq.Ft -  Built in 2006 – Offered at $ 494,900

BAL HARBOUR CONDOS FOR SALE FOR $500,000

Harbor House – 1 Bedroom 1 Bath – 896 SqFt – Built in 1964 – Offered at $510,000 – Intracoastal Views

Balmoral – 2 Bedroom 2 Bath – 1388 SqFt – Built in 1977 -  Offered at $499,000 -  Partial Ocean Views

HALLANDALE CONDOS FOR SALE FOR $500,000

Beach Club – 2 Bedroom 3 Baths – 1571 Sq Ft – Built in 2006 – Offered at $519,000 – Intracoastal Views

HOLLYWOOD CONDOS FOR SALE FOR $500,000

Aquarius Condo – 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths – 2128 SqFt – Built in 1974 $499,999 – Fabulous Ocean Views

What a rainbow of options and styles to choose from. I am sure you have questions you would like to ask me. Call me or leave your comment and I will contact you immediately.

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