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Miami’s Ten Best Rooftop Bars

## Sugar, at the East Hotel An outdoor bar nestled in an actual forest atop the East Hotel in Brickell, 40 floors above the street, Sugar is unquestionably the most beautiful of Miami’s rooftop bars. Inspired by the hotel’s Chinese and Hong Kong roots, Sugar serves drinks and small plates influenced by Asian and other cultural traditions. Music by local and international DJs adds to the vibe. Intimate dining areas are nestled among the lush foliage, and the views of the Miami skyline are spectacular. Sugar, at the East Hotel, for more information, follow this link. ## Ocho, at Soho Beach House The 8th floor rooftop bar and taqueria at the exclusive Soho Beach House in Miami Beach serves spicy margaritas and small menu items. A plunge pool, comfy couches, and large daybeds provide the perfect atmosphere to chill out and soak in great views of the ocean, cityscape, and the main pool below. You’ve got to be a member or a friend of a member to get in though. Ocho is located in the the members only section of Soho. Ocho, at Soho Beach House - For more information, follow this link. ## The Bar at Level 25, at the Conrad Located on the 25th floor of Brickell’s Conrad Hotel, the bar at Level 25 is not technically rooftop but it sure does feel like it. The space is at the bottom of the hotel’s soaring atrium, with spectacular views over Brickell and Biscayne Bay. The menu offers 50 wines by the glass, and a selection of creative small plates. The Bar at Level 25, at the Conrad - For more information, follow this link. (Photo by Leonardo) ## Area 31, at the Epic With incredible views of the Miami River, Biscayne Bay and Brickell, this outdoor rooftop bar at the Epic is an exciting place for happy hour drinks in the heart of downtown Miami. The bar was named after Fishing Area 31, an international zone designated by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization as a sustainable fishery, a vision that Area 31 embraces and advances. Area 31’s menu is seafood-centered, with global flavors and an ethical ethos. The lounge even has a sustainability certification from the Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Seafood Watch. Unique seasonal cocktails are created by the staff, and incorporate ingredients from the on-site herb garden. The bar also serves a wide selection of international wines and interesting craft brews. Area 31, at the Epic - For more information, follow this link. ## Watr, at the 1 Hotel Atop the 1 Hotel South Beach, Watr is an outdoor bar, restaurant, and pool serving Peruvian influenced Japanese cuisine. A wide seafood selection is prepared using techniques and flavor profiles inspired by both South American and Asian cuisine. Distinctive features include a large swimming pool, cabanas, and outdoor bathrooms. Open only to hotel guests until seven pm and the public after, the space has spectacular views of the ocean and the Miami Beach skyline. Watr, at the 1 Hotel - For more information, follow this link. ## The Cape, at the Townhouse Hotel Located in the heart of South Beach, the Cape is a bohemian bar on the roof of the Townhouse Hotel, overlooking Collins Avenue. Themed as an homage to Key Biscayne’s Cape Florida lighthouse, the centerpiece of the design is an art deco lighthouse. The Cape eschews the typical bottle service and velvet ropes of many of its neighboring venues for a relaxed vibe, with intelligent cocktails and craft beers. Weekly entertainment includes a varied selection of live, eclectic and surprise performances. The Cape, at the Townhouse Hotel - For more information, follow this link. ## Highbar, at the Dream Hotel The rooftop of the Dream Hotel is a South Beach party vacation dream. It’s Studio 54-meets-South Beach, and a wild party that never stops Predictably, Highbar caters almost completely to tourists. The rooftop features a pool, signature cocktails and Mexican fare from the Dream’s restaurant, Naked Taco. Highbar, at the Dream Hotel - For more information, follow this link. ## WET Deck, at the W Miami Formerly Club 50, this space became WET Deck when the Viceroy Miami was converted into the W Miami. 50 stories up, the indoor-outdoor space includes a large rooftop pool, bars inside and outside, daybeds and lots of places to lounge, as well as tropical cocktails and light bites. The views of Brickell, downtown Miami and the waterfront are so good that the space won the Miami New Times’ award for Best Views in the Best of Miami 2018. WET Deck, at the W Miami - For more information, follow this link. ## Juvia, at 1111 Lincoln Road The most architecturally stunning rooftop bar on the beach, Juvia is located atop the iconic 1111 Lincoln Road, by starchitects Herzog & de Meuron. The outdoor dining area features a retractable roof and a vertical garden. Inside, the main dining room is wrapped in glass walls, offering a panoramic view of the South Beach cityscape. The food is a fusion of French, Japanese, and Peruvian-inspired cuisine, including crudos, tiraditos, ceviches, and nigiri-style plates. Juvia, at 1111 Lincoln Road - For more information, follow this link. ## Bloom Skybar, at the Langford Hotel Bloom Skybar is located at the top of the Langford Hotel, in the heart of Downtown Miami. Previously called Pawnbroker, before Langford was taken over by Eurostar Hotels, Bloom Skybar hasn’t actually changed all that much despite the name. Although the Langford is an extensively renovated historic bank building in the beaux arts architectural style, Bloom’s aesthetic is kind of a mashup between steampunk and midcentury modern. Nestled among the towers of Downtown Miami, the indoor-outdoor bar has views of the cityscape in three directions. It’s great for after work cocktails. Bloom Skybar, at the Langford Hotel - For more information, follow this link.

W South Beach Condo 1st Quarter 2012 Sales Report

Nearly 45% of the 408 units of the W South Beach Condos have been sold to buyers as of March 31, 2012, this according to the data from Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser’s Office. As of the end of 1st quarter of 2012, W South Beach sales exceeded $265 million. The typical transaction was approximately $1,840 per square foot. For the 1st quarter of 2012 alone, buyers paid over $20 million for 10 units at W South Beach. For the period of January to March 2012, the average price for the W South Beach units sold was approximately $2,120 per square foot. Within this period, individual transactions ranged from $1,460 per square foot to more than $3,140 per square foot. All of the 408 residences at W South Beach have oceanfront view. With top rated in-house restaurants, boutique shops, nightlife destinations, popular gym, spa, basketball and tennis courts, no wonder W South Beach is called the “oceanfront oasis home.” The 20-story W South Beach property is conveniently located at the world-famous South Beach, a 24-block district located in the coastal resort city of Miami Beach. The W South Beach Condos are close to the Lincoln Road shopping district, recreational spots such as Miami Beach Golf Course and South Pointe Park, and Miami’s hottest clubs and restaurants. Miami's CondoBlackBook.com is your ultimate online resource center to help you find the finest south beach condos for sale.

Annual & Q4 2024 Miami Beach Luxury Condo Market Report

Despite shifting toward a buyer's market, Miami Beach ended 2024 on a strong note. In Q4, sales momentum surpassed projections, with both annual and quarterly volumes increasing. While some segments saw slight price pressure, there were no signs of a major downturn. Highlights on this report include Fisher Island emerging as the strongest market in Miami Beach with the highest year-over-year sales growth in Q4, while Mid-North Beach topped annual sales trends. Fisher Island remained South Florida's most expensive zip code for luxury condos, both quarterly and annually. Meanwhile, the modest Mid-North Beach market was the fastest-moving in Q4. Dive into our in-depth analysis for year-over-year insights on how each Miami Beach neighborhood performed against one another and the broader Miami luxury condo market in Q4 and throughout 2024. For this report, Miami Beach sub-neighborhoods include South Beach, Mid-Beach, North-Beach, Sunny Isles Beach, Surfside, Bal Harbour, and Fisher Island. Also, this luxury condo submarket report only features properties priced at $1 million and above.