Champlain Towers East
8855 Collins Ave, Surfside, FL 33154
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Champlain Towers East
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Key averages for the building
$1,109,666
$701
$1,225,000*
*past six months
$636*
*past six months
111*
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*past six months
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Luxury
Surfside
The 5 Most Luxurious Condos in Surfside, Miami
Surfside may be pocket-sized on the map, but when it comes to luxury living, this seaside town punches well above its weight. This tight-knit community sits immediately north of Miami Beach and south of Bal Harbour, and cherishes its ocean-front living options, beach walks, community center, and overall quality of life. In our years of experience as a boutique brokerage in South Florida, we’ve seen a growing luxurious side to this beach town that has brought us top-tier, ultra-luxury residences tucked inside some of the most sought-after oceanfront buildings. In this blog, we’ve ranked the to
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Neighborhood Comparisons
Sunny Isles Beach
Surfside
Surfside vs Sunny Isles Beach: Which Miami Neighborhood is Better?
If you love coastal living with immediate access to Atlantic Ocean beaches, and you’re looking for a South Florida beachfront address with a sense of calm and community, you should consider these two beachside communities: Sunny Isles Beach and Surfside. Although they sit almost side by side (with ritzy Bal Harbour in between) and both offer direct beachfront living options, and airports, shopping, arts, culture, and outdoor activities nearby, the experience of living in each neighborhood is very different. As a brokerage with 20+ years in the business, and a team that knows these popular M
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Florida’s Amendment 3 Explained: What It Means for Miami Homeowners
Florida’s midterm elections on November 3, 2026 resulted in the passing of Amendment 3, a constitutional amendment also known as “Save Our Homes from Excessive Property Taxes.” The law passed with 62% favorable votes (60% needed), giving state residents the possibility to apply as homesteaders and receive the new benefits starting January 1, 2027.


