Ocean Terrace

7400 Ocean Terrace Miami Beach, FL 33141

Ocean Terrace takes up an entire oceanfront block in North Beach, between 74th and 75th Streets, where Collins Avenue meets the Ocean Terrace street and its new park. Witkoff is developing it with Ocean Terrace Holdings: 52 boutique residences in their own 20-story tower and 24 fully furnished resort residences, alongside a 42-key boutique hotel and a private members' club.

Residences launched from about $6.3 million. Start here before visiting the sales gallery, and I'll help you narrow the residences that make sense and show you how Ocean Terrace compares with the other Miami Beach oceanfront options on your list.

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At a Glance

A small-count oceanfront building with a hotel, club and park on a full North Beach block.

The Residences

76 Residences

Location	Collins Ave & Ocean Terrace, North Beach
Boutique Residences	52 in a 20-story tower
Resort Residences	24, fully furnished
Penthouses	Five-bedroom duplexes with private rooftops
Starting From	About $6.3 million

The Team

Witkoff

Developer	Witkoff
Development Partner	Ocean Terrace Holdings
Architecture	Revuelta Architecture International
Interiors	RAMSA (Robert A.M. Stern Architects)
Landscape	ENEA and Raymond Jungles

Pricing, plans and features are subject to change.

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The Residences

There are two ways to own here. The 52 Boutique Residences sit in their own 20-story tower, each with a private elevator landing and private outdoor space looking over the dunes and park to the ocean. RAMSA's interiors lean classic: Parquet de Versailles white-oak floors, veined natural stone, a white marble kitchen island and select walk-in butler's pantries.

The 24 Resort Residences are offered fully furnished with custom RAMSA decor, for buyers who want a turnkey home tied to the hotel. At the top are two five-bedroom duplex penthouses in the boutique tower, each with a private rooftop lap pool, hydrotherapy spa and open-air kitchen.

The Hotel, Club & Amenities

The developer describes more than 60,000 square feet of resort-style amenities. What sets Ocean Terrace apart is what's around them: a 42-key boutique hotel in a historic Art Deco building, a private members' club with its own restaurant, rooftop bar and spa, and the Raymond Jungles-designed Ocean Terrace Park below.

Pools & Gardens

75-foot lap pool and therapy pool
Garden cabanas and hammock coves
Sunrise lawn for yoga
Poolside bar and summer kitchen

Wellness

Indoor-outdoor fitness center
Movement studio and fitness terrace
Club spa with sauna and steam
Juice bar

Social

Library and tea room
Sunrise Restaurant on the fifth floor
Members' club restaurant and lounge
Oceanfront café pavilion in the park

Service

Dedicated residential concierge
Wellness consultations
In-home catering, sommeliers and spa treatments
Porte-cochère and triple-height motor court

Location

North Beach is the quieter, more local end of Miami Beach, with wide beaches and a calmer pace than South Beach. Ocean Terrace sits right on the sand at 74th Street, a short drive from Surfside and Bal Harbour Shops to the north and South Beach to the south.

"Ocean Terrace is a rare combination for Miami Beach: a low residence count, a real hotel and club, and a full oceanfront block with a park out front. The decision most buyers face here is boutique versus resort residence, and that comes down to how you'll use it and whether you want the hotel connection."

-Andy

Who This Is Best For

Oceanfront Purists

You want to be directly on the beach in a building with very few neighbors.

Hotel-Lifestyle Buyers

You'd use the hotel, club and restaurants, and like arriving to a home that's ready.

Second-Home Owners

A fully furnished resort residence suits part-time living with less to manage.

Probably not the right fit if you want walk-to-everything South Beach energy, a large-tower amenity scale or an entry price under several million.

What Buyers Should Know

Boutique and resort residences differ. Furnishing, hotel ties and how each is operated vary between the two, so compare them side by side before choosing.
Ask about club membership. Ask how the private members' club works for owners and what carries a separate fee.
Timing and deposits. I'll walk you through the current construction timeline and deposit structure for the residence you're considering.
Have the contract reviewed. Consider having a Florida real estate attorney review the purchase agreement before signing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Ocean Terrace Miami Beach?
An oceanfront development in North Beach by Witkoff and Ocean Terrace Holdings, with 52 boutique residences, 24 fully furnished resort residences, a 42-key boutique hotel and a private members' club, designed by Revuelta Architecture International with RAMSA interiors.
How much do Ocean Terrace condos cost?
Residences launched from about $6.3 million. Start here and I'll walk you through current pricing and the residences that fit what you want.
Where is Ocean Terrace?
On the oceanfront block between 74th and 75th Streets in North Beach, Miami Beach, along Collins Avenue and Ocean Terrace, beside the new Ocean Terrace Park.
What's the difference between boutique and resort residences?
Boutique Residences are in their own 20-story tower with private elevator landings. Resort Residences are offered fully furnished with custom RAMSA decor. I'll help you decide which fits how you'll live.
How does Ocean Terrace compare with other Miami Beach oceanfront condos?
It's smaller and quieter than most. Buyers often weigh it against The Shore Club Private Collection in South Beach and Rivage Bal Harbour to the north. I'll help you compare them.
Can I have my own agent when buying at Ocean Terrace?
Yes. Many buyers prefer independent guidance. Start here before you visit the sales gallery, and I'll introduce you to the project and help you compare it with your other options.

Floor Plans, Pricing & Availability

Get the current floor plans, pricing and availability, then let's look at which residences actually make the most sense for you.

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Buyer Representation

The onsite sales team works directly for the development, and they know this property better than anyone. Alvarez Group's role is different. We give you independent guidance to help you evaluate Ocean Terrace alongside your other options, so you understand the residences, costs and timing before you commit.

Do I need a new construction real estate agent to buy?

Considering Ocean Terrace?

Start here before visiting the sales gallery. I'd love to introduce you to Ocean Terrace, help you narrow the residences that make the most sense and show you how they compare with the other oceanfront options worth considering.

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New Construction Buyer Representation

What You Should Know

LET'S CONNECT

Do I need my own agent when buying new construction?

You don't have to. The onsite sales team works directly for the development. Having your own advisor means having someone focused on you, who can compare the project with your other options and help you understand what you're signing.
Does having a buyer's agent cost me anything more?

No. On new developments, the developer pays my fee, not you. My role is to help you evaluate the options, negotiate the strongest price and terms possible and save you money along the way. You get independent guidance without adding to your cost.
Why start with Andy before visiting a sales gallery?

I can give you the current picture on pricing, availability and floor plans, help you narrow the residences that make sense and show you how the project compares with others worth considering. When you're ready, I'll make the right introduction.
When do I need to bring my agent?

Before your first visit. You’re always allowed to have representation. The key is whether the developer will pay your agent’s fee. Most developers require your agent to register you before or during your first visit. If you tour the community on your own first, the developer may no longer agree to compensate an outside agent afterward.
Can I bring an agent in after I've already toured a community?

Often no. Many developers have a registration policy that requires your agent to be registered before your first visit. Once you've toured on your own, the window can close.
What can an agent do that I can't do on my own?

Comparing projects and residences side by side, explaining the purchase agreement and deposit schedule, evaluating upgrades and incentives, and keeping the purchase on track from contract to closing.
What mistakes do buyers make without an agent?

Skipping key inspections, overpaying for upgrades that don't add resale value, missing incentives or credits, and overlooking community fees or restrictions that surface later in the process.
How are new construction purchase agreements different from resale contracts?

These contracts are written to protect the developer's interests. They're individually written and vary from project to project. I'll walk you through what matters. Consider having a Florida real estate attorney review the purchase agreement before signing.
Does Andy work with buyers outside Southwest Florida?

Yes. I'm based in Southwest Florida and help buyers with new developments from Naples to Miami, Palm Beach and beyond.

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