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List of tallest buildings in Miami Beach

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This list of tallest buildings in Miami Beach ranks skyscrapers in the city of Miami Beach, Florida by height. The tallest completed building in Miami Beach is the Blue and Green Diamond, twin towers which both stand 559 ft (170 m) tall and contain 44 floors.[1]

Small portion of the Miami Beach skyline as seen from the Atlantic Ocean 2006 with The Setai Miami Beach visible to the right.
Blue and Green Diamond, the tallest buildings in Miami Beach

Miami Beach's history of skyscrapers began in 1929 with the completion of The Blackstone. Back then, the hotel was the tallest building in Miami Beach, at 157 feet (48 m) tall.[2] For more than five decades between 1940 and 1995, Miami beach went on a skyscraper hiatus, with few buildings taller than 200 feet (61 m) constructed. However, since 1995, Miami Beach has gone on a construction boom, as many of the city's skyscrapers were completed between 1995 and present. Thomas Kramer is well known for the negotiations with local government that allowed the building of the tallest towers in the Miami Beach Area. No Miami Beach buildings are among the tallest in the United States, but the city is home to four buildings at least 492 feet (150 m). Overall, Miami Beach's skyline (based on number of skyscrapers over 300 feet (91 m) ranks 2nd in the state of Florida, (behind Miami).

The tallest building in Miami Beach are currently the Blue and Green Diamond, 44-story twin towers located at 4779 Collins Avenue.[1]

Tallest buildings

This lists ranks Miami Beach buildings that stand at least 200 feet (61 m) tall, based on standard height measurement. This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts. Existing structures are included for ranking purposes based on present height.

More information Rank, Name ...
Rank Name Image Height
ft / m
Floors Year Notes
1= Green Diamond 559 / 170 44 2000 [3][4]
1= Blue Diamond 559 / 170 44 2000 [5][6]
2 Five Park 548 / 167 43 2024 Completed in November 2024.[1]
4 Akoya Condominium 492 / 150 47 2004 Also known as White Diamond.[7][8]
5 Portofino Tower 484 / 148 44 1997 Tallest building completed in the 1990s.[9][10]
6 Continuum on South Beach, South Tower 471 / 143 43 2002 [11][12]
7 Fontainebleau Tower Suites 434 / 132 36 2005 [13]
8 Icon at South Beach 423 / 129 42 2008 [14]
9 Continuum on South Beach, North Tower 412 / 126 37 2008 [15]
10 Murano Grande at Portofino 407 / 124 37 2003 [16][17]
11 Murano at Portofino 402 / 123 37 2001 [18][19]
12 Carillon Residences North Tower 397 / 121 39 2008 Also known as the Canyon Ranch North Tower. Part of the Canyon Ranch Miami Beach complex.[20]
13 The Setai Hotel and Residences 386 / 118 38 2004 [21]
14 The Waverly at South Beach 358 / 109 36 2001 [22][23]
15 La Gorce Palace 345 / 105 34 1996 [24]
16 The Yacht Club at Portofino 341 / 104 38 1999 [25][26]
17 Flamingo Point 338 / 103 32 2001 [27]
18 The Floridian 337 / 103 33 1997 [28]
19 La Tour 292 / 89 26 1995 [29]
20 Loews Miami Beach Hotel 272 / 83 16 1998 [30]
21 The Grand Venetian 271 / 83 26 2002 [31]
22 Bentley Bay South Tower 259 / 79 26 2005 [32][33]
23 Canyon Ranch South Tower 255 / 78 22 2008 Part of the Canyon Ranch Miami Beach complex.[34]
24 Bentley Bay North Tower 243 / 74 24 2005 [35]
25 Ritz Plaza Hotel 204 / 62 12 1940 Tallest building completed in the 1940s.[36]
26 Shore Club Hotel 200 / 61 18 1938 Tallest building completed in the 1930s.[37]
27 Miami Beach Federal Building 148 / 45 13 1956 Also known as 407 Building.[38]
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More information Name, Street address 18401 Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles Beach, Miami FL 33160 ...
Name Street address 18401 Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles Beach, Miami FL 33160 Years as tallest Height
feet / m
Floors References
The Blackstone 800 Washington Avenue 1929–1936 157 / 48 13 [2]
The Tides 1220 Ocean Drive 1936–1938 161 / 49 10 [39]
Shore Club Hotel 1901 Collins Avenue 1938–1940 200 / 61 19 [40]
Ritz Plaza Hotel 1701 Collins Avenue 1940–1970 204 / 62 12 [41]
5660 Condominiums 5660 Collins Avenue 1970–1982 220 / 67 22 [42]
Club Atlantis Condominiums 2555 Collins Avenue 1982–1987 240 / 73 24 [43]
South Pointe Tower 400 South Pointe Drive 1987–1995 260 / 79 25 [44]
La Tour 4201 Collins Avenue 1995–1996 292 / 89 26 [45]
La Gorce Palace 6301 Collins Avenue 1996–1997 345 / 105 34 [46]
Portofino Tower 300 South Pointe Drive 1997–2000 484 / 148 44 [47]
Green Diamond 4775 Collins Avenue 2000–present 558 / 170 44 [4]
Blue Diamond 4779 Collins Avenue 2000–present 559 / 170 44 [6]
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