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Why Bal Harbour?

Bal Harbour represents the apex of Miami luxury—a meticulously planned village where world-class shopping, pristine beaches, and ultra-luxury residences converge in an intimate, self-governed community.

The Bal Harbour Shops: Since 1965, this open-air shopping destination has attracted the world's most prestigious brands, many opening their first U.S. location outside New York here. Neiman Marcus (first store outside Texas, 1971), Saks Fifth Avenue, Chanel, Gucci, and 100+ luxury boutiques generate over $3,400 per square foot annually—among the highest retail productivity globally.

Branded Residence Concentration: Within one mile of oceanfront, Bal Harbour offers St. Regis (butler service, three towers), Ritz-Carlton (full hotel amenities), and Oceana (Arquitectonica's resort-style masterpiece). No comparable stretch of coastline delivers this density of hospitality-branded luxury.

Self-Governed Exclusivity: Unlike Miami Beach neighborhoods, Bal Harbour Village maintains its own government, police force, and strict development standards. The result: a serene, meticulously maintained community with minimal commercial intrusion and maximum privacy.

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Ultra-Luxury & Branded Residences

Boutique & Resort-Style Living

Signature Building Profiles

St. Regis Bal Harbour

St. Regis Bal Harbour at 9701–9705 Collins Avenue delivers the legendary St. Regis experience across three glistening 27-story glass towers spanning 9 acres with over 600 feet of pristine oceanfront. Developed by Related Group and Starwood Hotels on the former Sheraton Bal Harbour site, the complex houses 268 private residences, 183 hotel rooms, and 36 condo-hotel suites—all designed by Sieger Suarez with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg. Residences feature 11-foot terraces with bronze glass railings, floor-to-ceiling impact-resistant windows, European kitchens with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, gas fireplaces, and Smart Building Technology. The signature St. Regis Butler Service anticipates every need, while amenities include private residents' pools at each tower, Remède Spa (12,000 sq ft), oceanfront dining, and direct access to Bal Harbour Shops across Collins Avenue.

Key Details: 268 residences | 27 stories (3 towers) | 2012 | 1–4 bedrooms | 1,777–6,800 sq ft | $3M–$15M

Oceana Bal Harbour

Oceana Bal Harbour at 10201–10203 Collins Avenue rises on the former Bal Harbour Beach Club site—5.5 acres of prime oceanfront that traded for $220 million in 2012. Designed by Arquitectonica, this sculptural glass tower houses 240 flow-through residences averaging over 3,000 square feet, each offering simultaneous views of the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay. The building emphasizes art and wellness, with a curated collection throughout common spaces and resort-style amenities including dual infinity-edge pools, oceanfront restaurant, world-class spa, lighted tennis courts, and private beach club. Residences feature 10-foot ceilings, herringbone hardwood floors, gourmet exhibition kitchens, spa-like bathrooms, and extra-deep balconies designed for true outdoor living. Oceana has consistently commanded Bal Harbour's highest prices, with penthouses exceeding $75 million.

Key Details: 240 units | 2 towers | 2017 | 2–6 bedrooms | 1,900–10,000+ sq ft | $3M–$75M

Ritz-Carlton Bal Harbour

Ritz-Carlton Bal Harbour at 10295 Collins Avenue (formerly One Bal Harbour) occupies the village's northernmost oceanfront position overlooking both the Atlantic and Haulover Inlet. This 26-story tower combines 185 private residences with a 124-key Ritz-Carlton hotel, delivering five-star services to condo owners including 24-hour room service, Le Institut Guerlain Spa, concierge, valet, and housekeeping. Flow-through floor plans range from 2,000 to 8,000 square feet with panoramic views spanning ocean, Intracoastal, and Miami skyline. Developed by WCI Communities and completed in 2007, the building features Italian Siematic cabinetry, granite countertops, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, and expansive terraces. The innovative rental program allows owners to place units in the hotel inventory when not in residence.

Key Details: 185 residences | 26 stories | 2007 | 2–5 bedrooms | 2,000–8,000 sq ft | $2M–$8M

Bellini Bal Harbour

Bellini at 10225 Collins Avenue delivers boutique luxury with just 77 residences across 24 stories. Completed in 2004, the building features a distinctive Italian aesthetic with Verona marble lobby floors, terra-cotta sculptural detailing, and 200 feet of ocean frontage. Four residences per floor ensure privacy while flow-through layouts capture both ocean sunrise and bay sunset views. The 4,000-square-foot Spa Vida fitness center and spa offers a full menu of treatments, while beautifully landscaped Italian gardens surround the heated oceanfront pool. Residences feature spacious layouts with water views from nearly every room, making Bellini a favorite among buyers seeking intimacy and elegance without the scale of larger branded developments.

Key Details: 77 units | 24 stories | 2004 | 2–4 bedrooms | 2,100–4,500 sq ft | $3M–$7M

Harbour House

Harbour House at 10275 Collins Avenue represents one of Bal Harbour's best value propositions following a comprehensive renovation by Related Group. This 16-story oceanfront building houses over 450 residences adjacent to the Ritz-Carlton and steps from Bal Harbour Shops. The conversion project delivered contemporary finishes including updated kitchens and bathrooms, impact windows, and refreshed common areas. Resort-style amenities include 24-hour concierge and security, valet parking, market/café, poolside bar, outdoor spa, and landscaped pool deck with cabanas and beach beds. For buyers seeking the Bal Harbour address and lifestyle at more accessible price points, Harbour House delivers compelling value with uncompromised location.

Key Details: 450+ units | 16 stories | Renovated 2015 | 1–3 bedrooms | 900–2,500 sq ft | $800K–$3M

Timeline: Bal Harbour's Evolution

2025 Market Snapshot

Market Highlights: Bal Harbour's extremely limited inventory (roughly 1,500 total condo units village-wide) creates persistent supply constraints. The St. Regis and Oceana consistently achieve the highest per-square-foot prices in Miami-Dade County outside Fisher Island. The announced $550M Bal Harbour Shops expansion (adding 250,000 sq ft) will further enhance the village's retail dominance and support residential values. International buyers, particularly from Latin America and Europe, comprise a significant portion of purchasers attracted by the combination of branded residences, world-class shopping, and political stability.

Source: Miami Association of Realtors, CondoBlackBook Q2 2025

Parks & Recreation

Bal Harbour Beach — Pristine, uncrowded oceanfront stretching the village's entire eastern boundary. Each major building maintains private beach services with chairs, umbrellas, and attendants for residents.

Haulover Beach Park — Just north of Bal Harbour, this 177-acre Miami-Dade County park offers additional beach access, a marina, fishing pier, tennis courts, and the Haulover Inlet connecting Biscayne Bay to the Atlantic.

Bal Harbour Jetty — Recently reconstructed public amenity at the northern tip of the village, offering views of the Haulover Inlet and passing boat traffic.

Village Green Spaces — Meticulously maintained medians, gardens, and pedestrian paths throughout the village, reflecting Bal Harbour's founding vision as a planned community.

Dining & Entertainment

Bal Harbour Shops Dining: Makoto (Japanese by Stephen Starr), Carpaccio (Italian institution since 1987), Hillstone (American classic), Le Zoo (French brasserie), Café en 3 (casual Mediterranean)

Hotel Restaurants: Artisan Beach House at Ritz-Carlton (ocean-to-table), J&G Grill at St. Regis (Jean-Georges Vongerichten), Oceana poolside restaurant

Nearby: Surfside's Harding Avenue dining district (5 minutes), Miami Beach restaurants (15 minutes), Aventura Mall dining (10 minutes)

Shopping: Bal Harbour Shops—100+ luxury boutiques including Chanel, Gucci, Prada, Louis Vuitton, Dior, Valentino, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue. Recognized as the "Rodeo Drive of the East Coast."

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Bal Harbour different from Miami Beach? Bal Harbour is an independent, self-governed village—not part of Miami Beach or Miami. With its own mayor, police department, and municipal services, the village maintains stricter development standards, lower density, and a more residential character. There are no nightclubs, minimal commercial intrusion outside the Shops, and a pace of life distinctly quieter than South Beach or even Surfside.

What are Bal Harbour Shops? Opened in 1965 by Stanley Whitman, Bal Harbour Shops pioneered the open-air luxury shopping concept. The center houses 100+ designer boutiques including Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue, generating over $3,400 per square foot annually—among the highest retail productivity worldwide. The lushly landscaped, koi pond-dotted environment attracts global shoppers and serves as the village's social anchor.

What is St. Regis butler service? St. Regis Bal Harbour provides each residence access to the brand's signature butler service—personal attendants who handle everything from unpacking luggage to pressing clothes, making reservations, arranging transportation, and anticipating needs before they're expressed. This white-glove service distinguishes St. Regis from other branded residences.

How much are HOA fees in Bal Harbour? HOA fees reflect the extensive services provided. Classic buildings (Balmoral, Bal Harbour 101) range $1,000–$2,000/month. Branded residences (St. Regis, Ritz-Carlton, Oceana) range $2,500–$6,000+/month but include substantial services: concierge, valet, security, pool/beach service, fitness, spa access, and often housekeeping credits.

Can I rent my Bal Harbour condo short-term? Most Bal Harbour buildings restrict rentals to six-month minimums or longer. The Ritz-Carlton offers an innovative hotel rental program allowing owners to place units in hotel inventory when not in residence. St. Regis permits hotel-style rentals through its program. Always verify specific building policies before purchasing.

What is the difference between St. Regis towers? St. Regis Bal Harbour comprises three towers: North Tower (9705 Collins, 95 residences), South Tower (9701 Collins, 95 residences), and Center Tower (9703 Collins, condo-hotel configuration with hotel rooms on lower floors and residences above). The North and South towers offer five residences per floor; the Center tower has seven per floor with more hotel-style layouts.

How far is Bal Harbour from the airport? Miami International Airport (MIA) is approximately 30–35 minutes from Bal Harbour. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) is 30–35 minutes north. For private aviation, Opa-Locka Executive Airport is 20 minutes and Fort Lauderdale Executive is 25 minutes.

Is Bal Harbour family-friendly? Yes, though its character differs from Surfside or North Beach. Bal Harbour's appeal to families centers on safety (very low crime rates), excellent schools (Ruth K. Broad Bay Harbor K-8 Center), pristine beaches, and proximity to Aventura Mall's family entertainment. Buildings like Oceana and Harbour House offer children's amenities. The village atmosphere is quieter and more refined than Miami Beach.

What new construction is coming to Bal Harbour? Bal Harbour is essentially built out with no significant vacant oceanfront parcels remaining. The most significant development is the $550M Bal Harbour Shops expansion, which will nearly double retail space and enhance the village's commercial anchor. Any future residential development would likely involve redevelopment of existing sites.

Which buildings offer hotel rental programs? The Ritz-Carlton Bal Harbour offers the most flexible hotel rental program, allowing owners to generate income when not in residence. St. Regis also permits rental through its hotel program. Oceana and most other buildings restrict or prohibit short-term rentals, emphasizing residential character.

How does Bal Harbour compare to Fisher Island? Both represent Miami's ultra-luxury pinnacle, but with different characters. Fisher Island (accessible only by ferry) offers complete seclusion and the highest prices per square foot in Miami. Bal Harbour provides similar exclusivity with walkable access to world-class shopping and dining. Fisher Island appeals to buyers seeking isolation; Bal Harbour attracts those who want luxury within an active village context.

Bal Harbour vs. Surfside Comparison

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About Manhattan Miami Real Estate

Manhattan Miami Real Estate specializes in Bal Harbour's most exclusive properties, from St. Regis butler-serviced residences to Oceana's trophy penthouses. Our multilingual team serves global buyers navigating this ultra-competitive market where off-market opportunities and relationship-based transactions often determine success. Whether seeking a Ritz-Carlton pied-à-terre with hotel rental potential or a full-floor Oceana residence for extended family living, we provide the market expertise and discretion this elite enclave demands. Contact us for a private consultation or to arrange showings in Bal Harbour's most prestigious buildings.