Condos for Sale in Nautilus, Miami Beach

Nautilus is a primarily residential neighborhood of Miami Beach with a mix of single-family homes, low- to mid-rise condominiums and small commercial corridors. Residents have close access to beaches, parks and Miami‑Dade Transit bus service, with local streets used for commuting into greater Miami. Housing and living costs reflect Miami Beach’s generally high price levels, and properties face coastal hazards—flooding, storm surge and sea-level rise—so flood insurance and resilience measures are common considerations.

Nautilus is generally less expensive than South Beach’s luxury market but tends to be pricier than many mainland Miami neighborhoods. Housing is largely mid-century condos and single-family homes whose prices are elevated by proximity to the beach and local amenities. Exact costs fluctuate—consult current MLS listings or local brokers for up-to-date prices, as I don’t have live listing data.

The neighborhood has a tropical monsoon climate with hot, humid summers and warm, drier winters. Summer highs typically range from the upper 80s to low 90s°F (31–34°C) with frequent afternoon thunderstorms and high humidity; winter highs average mid-70s°F (23–25°C) with lows usually in the 60s°F (15–20°C). Hurricane season runs June–November, and regular sea breezes moderate temperatures while bringing salt air and occasional coastal flooding during strong storms.

Nautilus is a small residential neighborhood in Miami Beach; official crime statistics are published at the city and precinct level rather than for individual sub‑neighborhoods. Precise, up-to-date crime rates for Nautilus alone are not published, so use Miami Beach Police Department (MBPD) crime maps and Miami‑Dade County data for local trends. Citywide MBPD reports indicate most reported incidents in Miami Beach are property crimes (thefts, vehicle break‑ins) with fewer reported violent offenses. For a current safety assessment consult the MBPD interactive crime map, recent annual crime reports, and local neighborhood-watch or police resources.