Murano Grande

South Pointe occupies the southern tip of Miami Beach, where Biscayne Bay meets the Atlantic. Ocean breezes and a tropical climate shape daily life, and South Pointe Park pairs waterfront paths, open lawns, a playground and fishing pier with views of the cruise channel. The neighborhood’s landmarks include the historic South Pointe Park Pier and the nearby Art Deco streets of the South of Fifth area. Cafés, restaurants and upscale dining line the local streets, while shops and galleries add options for browsing; nightlife is close at hand without defining every block. The neighborhood is suited to exploring on foot or by bike, with buses and regional transit connections linking it to the rest of Miami Beach and Miami. For the South Pointe neighborhood, the median rent is $9,200 per month, with a typical range of $1,695 to $80,000.