Mirasol Ocean Towers is the view tower of mid-Millionaire's Row — a 25-story, roughly 252-residence condominium at 2655 Collins Avenue, built in 1975, where the pitch is disarmingly simple: ocean, bay, and skyline views from nearly every stack. With one- to three-bedroom residences, an active resale market spanning roughly $449,000 to $2.9 million, and rentals from about $3,500 to $6,500, Mirasol Ocean Towers sustains one of the most liquid owner and tenant markets on this stretch of Mid-Beach — beachfront access without the new-construction premium.
Mirasol Ocean Towers Frequently Asked Questions
❯ Which views do...
Mirasol Ocean Towers is the view tower of mid-Millionaire's Row — a 25-story, roughly 252-residence condominium at 2655 Collins Avenue, built in 1975, where the pitch is disarmingly simple: ocean, bay, and skyline views from nearly every stack. With one- to three-bedroom residences, an active resale market spanning roughly $449,000 to $2.9 million, and rentals from about $3,500 to $6,500, Mirasol Ocean Towers sustains one of the most liquid owner and tenant markets on this stretch of Mid-Beach — beachfront access without the new-construction premium.
Mirasol Ocean Towers Frequently Asked Questions
❯ Which views do the residences capture?
That's the Mirasol Ocean Towers signature: east-facing stacks get direct Atlantic views while west-facing units look over the bay, canals, the Intracoastal, and the Miami skyline. Higher floors layer those exposures into panoramas, and listings consistently highlight water views as the value driver — view corridors here are genuinely protected by the building's height and position.
❯ Are pets allowed?
No — at least one recent listing shows pets not allowed, so animal owners should plan accordingly. The no-pet stance keeps the building quieter and is worth confirming with the association, since pet policies are occasionally amended by owner vote.
❯ What do HOA fees run?
Expect substantial monthly fees — a recent two-bedroom listing showed about $1,660 per month — reflecting full-service staffing, oceanfront upkeep, and the amenity package across 25 stories. As with any 1970s tower, request the latest budget, reserve study, and any planned special assessments during due diligence before making an offer.
❯ What unit sizes are available?
Mirasol Ocean Towers' one- to three-bedroom layouts run classic 1970s proportions — generous by today's standards — and renovated units with updated kitchens and baths command clear premiums over original-condition homes.
❯ How strong is the rental demand?
Steady: recent Mirasol Ocean Towers data shows multiple units for rent at any time, roughly $3,500 to $6,500 per month, driven by the view inventory and beachfront location. Seasonal tenants prize the higher-floor panoramas. Confirm minimum lease terms with the association before underwriting rental income, as leasing rules govern the investment case.
❯ Who typically buys here?
Value-focused beachfront buyers, pied-à-terre owners who want skyline-to-ocean views without South Beach prices, and investors drawn by the liquid resale market. With 252 residences trading regularly, pricing is transparent — compare recent closed sales per square foot against neighboring towers before bidding.
Key Facts
- Building: Mirasol Ocean Towers
- Address: 2655 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33140
- Neighborhood: Mid-Beach (Millionaire's Row), oceanfront
- Stories: 25
- Residences: Approximately 252, 1–3 bedrooms
- Completed: 1975
- Pet policy: Pets not permitted
- Market: Active resale and rental market
Views & Residences
Twenty-five stories on the ocean means Mirasol Ocean Towers sells what can't be manufactured: elevation. Residences pair those exposures with practical 1970s floor plans — real dining rooms, real closets — and the renovation spread between original and updated units gives buyers a genuine value ladder. For view-per-dollar on Millionaire's Row, few towers compete.
Mid-Beach Location
At 26th and Collins you're on the row's southern reach — close to the Faena District and an easy run to South Beach, with Bal Harbour to the north. Nearby Millionaire's Row options like Triton Tower offer a useful price-per-square-foot comparison. Against Miami Beach's most expensive neighborhoods, the 1970s towers remain the value play — survey the full Miami Beach market to compare.
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