When you are considering buying a home in the South Beach

you are going to want to do some research to find out what the average price is for homes. One of the easiest ways to do that is to compare the average price per square foot of the different properties. Here are some of the most popular properties in the area as well as the average price per square foot. They are in order from highest to lowest. All of the data is from units sold in 2010.

Ten units were recently sold at The Setai Miami Beach

The Setai condos sold for an average of $1,517.28 per square foot. Apogee Miami Beach, another popular property, sold nine units. The average price per square foot at this property was $1,317.74. Twelve units sold at Continuum North for $1,053.44, and four units sold at Il Villaggio Miami Beach for $859.08 per square foot.

Continuum South

had sixteen properties sell with an average square foot price of $769.49. Murano at Portofino had four sold properties at $730.21 per square foot. Mosaic sold five units at $631.59 per square foot, while Murano Grande had eleven properties sell at $556.68.

Seventeen properties sold at ICON South Beach

for $543.99, while Blue Diamond Miami Beach sold twelve units for $470.51 per square foot. The Yacht Club sold sixteen properties at $443.40, and at Bentley Bay, nine condos sold for $412.74 per square foot.

Cosmopolitan South Beach

sold eleven units for $384.58, and Sunset Harbor had fourteen units sell at $346.17 per square foot. Roney Palace had an amazing thirty units sell for $341.87 per square foot, the Floridian had twenty-five condos sell at $317.81 per square foot. Rounding out the list is Wavery, which had eighteen units sell at $307.04 per square foot.

As you can see, there are many different types of properties available in the area, and people with large and small budgets alike should be able to find a great home in South Beach.

Terms like charming, unique and singular

have all been used to describe the various homes available at the Cosmopolitan South Beach. From delightful “pied a terre� arrangements to three bedroom homes, the Cosmopolitan condo provides a private and stylish residence in the Mediterranean design. Because it takes up an enormous swath of the South of Fifth (SoFi) district, the Cosmopolitan Miami will eventually provide more than twenty-four different structures and approximately twelve hundred homes.

The main building

offers an enormous and incredibly welcoming lobby that is the product of an award-winning design team. Each of the homes supplies the owner, and any guests, with secured parking. The building is staffed with round the clock security, parking attendants and even concierge services. In addition to excellent services, however, the Cosmopolitan Condo Miami also offers a private courtyard pool and lounge with waterfalls and professional landscaping. This leads to the fitness center with the most modern equipment offerings.

Though the floor plans

and varieties of the homes vary quite dramatically, each and every one will offer a balcony or terrace, floor to ceiling windows, gourmet kitchens all outfitted with top of the line, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops and luxury fixtures as well as under counter lighting. Each of the homes comes with an appropriately sized washer and dryer and all of the baths are outfitted with Italian tile and high tech fixtures, including whirlpool tubs and glass shower stalls.

Clearly the design team

of this South Beach condo structure is aiming to meet the needs of the diverse South Beach real estate population. There are also uber-luxurious homes available in the Cosmopolitan Courts that are part of the structure, and it is here that residents can opt for the largest floor plans possible.

The Cosmopolitan South Beach Condo

is within walking distance from every imaginable South Beach destination, and still provides residents and visitors alike with an oasis of quiet charm and elegance.