Seacoast 5700 is the workhorse of Millionaire's Row — a 17-story, 172-residence condominium at 5700 Collins Avenue, built in 1968, where the pitch is simple: full-service beachfront living at some of the most accessible prices on the corridor. Recent listings show two-bedroom resales from the $300,000s to the $500,000s and rentals from about $3,000 to $3,700, a combination that keeps both first-time beach buyers and seasonal tenants circling. With a waterfront pool, gym, sauna, valet, and 24/7 security, Seacoast 5700 covers the resort basics without the luxury-tower premium.
Seacoast 5700 Frequently Asked Questions
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Seacoast 5700 is the workhorse of Millionaire's Row — a 17-story, 172-residence condominium at 5700 Collins Avenue, built in 1968, where the pitch is simple: full-service beachfront living at some of the most accessible prices on the corridor. Recent listings show two-bedroom resales from the $300,000s to the $500,000s and rentals from about $3,000 to $3,700, a combination that keeps both first-time beach buyers and seasonal tenants circling. With a waterfront pool, gym, sauna, valet, and 24/7 security, Seacoast 5700 covers the resort basics without the luxury-tower premium.
Seacoast 5700 Frequently Asked Questions
❯ What are the minimum lease terms?
Listings suggest longer minimums here — one recent lease required a 12-month term with a single lease per year — so this building favors annual tenants over vacation turnover. That's good news for full-time residents who want stability, and for landlords it means lower churn. Confirm the current leasing rules with the association before buying for income.
❯ Are pets allowed?
Yes — Seacoast 5700 is listed as pet-friendly, which broadens the buyer and renter pool compared with no-pet towers on the row. Check current size and breed restrictions with management, but pet owners get a genuine beachfront option at a price point where pet-friendly buildings are scarce.
❯ What do the residences offer?
Seacoast 5700's mix runs from studios to two bedrooms, with many two-bedroom units around 1,030 square feet in split floor plans with private balconies. Finishes vary widely — some units are fully renovated with modern kitchens, others are original and priced accordingly — so condition discounts are real here for buyers willing to remodel.
❯ Which views can owners expect?
As an oceanfront building, east-facing stacks deliver direct Atlantic views while west-facing units look toward the Intracoastal and city. Private balconies are common, and the waterfront pool deck plus easy beach access mean the outdoor living extends well beyond the unit itself.
❯ What's the amenity and security package?
A waterfront pool, fitness center, sauna, and barbecue/picnic areas cover the resort checklist, backed by 24/7 security, card-key entry, a guarded lobby, and valet plus covered parking. It's a complete full-service setup for a 1960s building — the reason the tower sustains both an owner-occupant base and a steady rental market.
❯ Why do prices run lower than neighboring towers?
Age, unit size, and finishes: 1968 construction with compact floor plans and varied renovation levels keeps per-square-foot pricing accessible. For buyers, that's the opportunity — beachfront Millionaire's Row access at a fraction of new-construction cost, with the option to renovate and capture the spread.
Key Facts
- Building: Seacoast 5700
- Address: 5700 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33140
- Neighborhood: Mid-Beach (Millionaire's Row), oceanfront
- Stories: 17
- Residences: 172, studios to 2 bedrooms
- Completed: 1968
- Pet policy: Pets permitted
- Market: Active resale and rental market
Resort-Style Amenities
Seacoast 5700's amenity roster punches above the price point: a waterfront pool with deck, gym, sauna, and barbecue areas for weekends; valet, covered parking, and round-the-clock security for everyday ease. It's the classic full-service formula that keeps buildings like this one livable for full-timers while remaining attractive to the seasonal rental market that underpins so much of Mid-Beach.
Mid-Beach Location
At 57th and Collins you're centered on the row — Bal Harbour's shopping to the north, South Beach's dining and nightlife to the south. Against Miami Beach's most expensive neighborhoods, Seacoast 5700 is the value lane. Compare across the full Miami Beach inventory to see how far a renovation budget stretches here versus new construction.
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