Roney Palace is one of those Miami Beach luxury condos that doesn’t have to be in your face all the time to be successful. Maybe that’s because it’s been around since 1926. Considering Miami Beach was incorporated in 1915, it’s safe to say that Roney Palace is part of the city’s backbone. (It’s not “old” either though; the building got a total makeover in 2000.)Perhaps because the building isn’t constantly in the limelight is why it has several beautiful penthouses for sale all below $2.5 million. Another good reason is because they’re small: The biggest penthouse unit for sale right now is only 1,230 square feet, and the largest unit for sale isn’t even a penthouse. It’s on the eighth floor.Even so, these condos are beautiful. Many have marble floors, and they all have a view of the oc... 01/11/2016

Every so often, I pull out a property that’s not necessarily a new listing but deserves a lot of attention. This week, it’s this penthouse at Sunset Harbour. If you’re not familiar with Sunset Harbour, it’s a Miami Beach condominium that was part of a wave of development on the west side of the island facing the Miami skyline. (Facing west, therefore: Sunset.) Built in 1998, it has 25 floors and 391 units. The most expensive unit in the building is TS-2/3. And that’s the unit I’d like to tell you about. OK, even though it’s the most pricey condo in Sunset Harbour, it’s still pretty affordable for the kind of space we’re looking at. The listing is for $8.39 million. But here’s what that includes: five bedrooms, five full bathrooms and one half bath. It’s 7,545 square feet, and every inch... 12/28/2015

Every so often, I pull out a property that’s not necessarily a new listing but deserves a lot of attention. This week, it’s this penthouse at Sunset Harbour. If you’re not familiar with Sunset Harbour, it’s a Miami Beach condominium that was part of a wave of development on the west side of the island facing the Miami skyline. (Facing west, therefore: Sunset.) Built in 1998, it has 25 floors and 391 units. The most expensive unit in the building is TS-2/3. And that’s the unit I’d like to tell you about.  OK, even though it’s the most pricey condo in Sunset Harbour, it’s still pretty affordable for the kind of space we’re looking at. The listing is for $8.39 million. But here’s what that includes: five bedrooms, five full bathrooms and one half bath. It’s 7,545 square feet, and every inc... 12/28/2015

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1500 Bay Road #L40 – 2/1/1 – 996 Sq.Ft. – $585,000 Amazing opportunity to own a waterfront condo with its own private entrance and zen garden in the heart of South Beach. This fully-remodeled bay view 2 bedroom/1.5 bathroom has the convenience of a private home and the amenities of a full-service resort. Unbeatable location with direct access to Biscayne Bay (incl. boat slips), easy walk to Lincoln Rd and Whole Foods. Beautiful outdoor space ideal for entertaining, surrounded by lush gardens, makes this one of the most unique properties in Miami Beach. For more info please call me at 305-695-8257!  http://www.joshsteinrealtor.com/property/1500-bay-rd-l40s-miami-beach-fl-33139-a2155291 11/09/2015

Take a tour of this Sunset Harbour Property that sits on a stunning marina where you can enjoy grand views of the beaches on South Beach and the Downtown Miami area. This sleek apartment offers residents the Miami lifestyle at its finest. In the stunningly beautiful South Beach neighborhood, this corner condo unit has gorgeous views facing the east, overlooking the Olympic-size pool, posh homes on Sunset Island and waterways. Modernly styled throughout, this condo property offers community amenities such as a hot tub, exercise room, security check-in, and more. Walk to the beach, grocery stores, cafes, and shops. Just around the corner from Lincoln Road, you are steps away from the hub of all the action. 06/17/2015

  If you haven't been down to the Art Deco district of Miami in awhile, some new restaurants have opened up that are worth checking out. If you're a single woman sitting at a bar, how would you like to look up and eye a meat hook as the chandelier? That's what you will see at the acclaimed Manhattan restaurant Quality Meats, which opened its doors in February at the South Beach district of Miami in the setting of the historic Art Deco building which once housed the Bancroft hotel at 1501 Collins. The designer has uniquely utilized the existing hotel features: the original check-in desk is a butcher counter and the reception desk a service bar. Co-owner Michael Stillman collaborated with AvroKO to create a "stripped down Art Deco atmosphere" in the eatery, which includes the aforemention... 05/05/2015