Golden Shores

It's a good fit if you want single-family living inside Sunny Isles Beach rather than a condo tower, with the Atlantic close by. The neighborhood is small and residential, and its assigned schools include the Ethel F. Beckford/Richmond Primary Learning Center among others. With only a handful of homes on the market, it appeals to buyers who value privacy over density.

Yes — it's firmly a luxury market, with every one of the 7 active listings priced above $1 million and a median list price of $1,950,000. Prices range from $1,590,000 up to $3,790,000, and homes trade at an average of $1,049 per square foot. This is one of the higher-end pockets within Sunny Isles Beach.

The median list price is $1,950,000, with active listings spanning $1,590,000 to $3,790,000 across a median home size of about 1,932 square feet. Over the last 12 months, the 5 homes that sold closed at a median of $1,600,000. That works out to roughly $1,049 per square foot on average.

It's a slow, low-inventory market with just 7 active listings and 5 sales in the past year. Homes take a median of 147 days to sell, and sellers are getting about 95% of their asking price on average. That combination points to a patient, negotiation-friendly environment for buyers.

As a single-family neighborhood, there's no reported median HOA fee for Golden Shores, so ownership costs center on taxes and upkeep. The median annual property tax runs about $20,561, in line with the area's high-end price points. Always confirm the specific tax figure and any applicable community fees for a given home before you make an offer.