Market Context: Fisher Island is a 216-acre private island 3 miles off Miami Beach, served by ferry (7.5 minutes), private yacht, and helicopter. ZIP code 33109 ranked as America’s #1 most expensive ZIP code in 2025, with approximately 700 households on the island and a 2025 median home price of $9.5M. The full price range spans $2M at Bayside Village to $100M+ at Palazzo Della Luna and Six Fisher Island penthouses.
Entity Insight: Five primary residential buildings anchor the island. Six Fisher Island (2026, 50 units, $15M–$90M) is the newest ground-up build. Palazzo Della Luna (2019, 50 units, $13M–$85M) and Palazzo Del Sol (2016, 46 units, $13M–$36M) are the Kobi Karp-designed trophy towers. Bayview (1990–2004, 111 units, $4M–$20M) and Bayside Village (1986–1988, 104 units, $3M–$6M) compose the mid-tier resale stock. The Vanderbilt Mansion, on the National Register of Historic Places, anchors club life.
Buyer Signal: Ownership carries a $250,000 Fisher Island Club initiation fee plus $19,260–$25,520 in annual club dues; monthly condo/HOA fees run $1,500–$8,000+ depending on building. Amenities: nine restaurants, championship golf, 18 tennis courts, private beach, dual marinas, spa, and on-site medical. Investment performance is material — the Wozniacki penthouse transacted from $18.7M (2021) to $37M (2024).
Fisher Island is a 216-acre ferry-access-only private island off Miami Beach with ZIP code 33109 ranked America’s #1 most expensive in 2025, approximately 700 households, a 2025 median home price of $9.5M, and a $250,000 Fisher Island Club initiation fee required of residents.
By private ferry (7.5 minutes from Terminal Island), private yacht to the dual marinas, or helicopter. There is no bridge or road access. The ferry schedule and vetting are managed by the Fisher Island Community Association.
$250,000 one-time initiation fee plus $19,260–$25,520 in annual dues. Membership is required of residents and provides access to the nine restaurants, championship golf course, 18 tennis courts, private beach, marinas, spa, and on-site medical.
Six Fisher Island (2026, 50 units, $15M–$90M), Palazzo Della Luna (2019, 50 units, $13M–$85M), Palazzo Del Sol (2016, 46 units, $13M–$36M), Bayview (1990–2004, 111 units, $4M–$20M), and Bayside Village (1986–1988, 104 units, $3M–$6M).
Condo/HOA fees run $1,500–$8,000+ per month depending on building, size, and amenity package. Annual club dues ($19,260–$25,520) and Miami-Dade property taxes are additional.
Trophy-tier performance has been material: the Caroline Wozniacki / David Lee penthouse traded from $18.7M in 2021 to $37M in 2024 — close to doubling in approximately three years.