Condos for Sale in Venetian Islands, Miami

The Venetian Islands are a low-density, primarily residential chain of artificial islands in Biscayne Bay connected by the MacArthur Causeway, featuring single-family homes and luxury condos with waterfront views and private docks. Residents have quick vehicle access to Downtown Miami and South Beach but limited on‑island retail or public services, relying on adjacent neighborhoods for shopping, schools, and transit. Real estate and overall cost of living are among Miami’s higher tiers, and the islands face tropical weather risks including hurricanes and chronic tidal flooding/sea-level rise concerns.

Yes — the Venetian Islands are among Miami’s most expensive residential areas. The area is dominated by waterfront single‑family homes and luxury properties, with many sales in the multi‑million‑dollar range and sale/rental prices well above Miami averages. Expect higher property taxes, homeowner insurance and maintenance costs associated with upscale coastal island living.

The Venetian Islands have a tropical monsoon (Am) climate with a hot, humid wet season from May–October and a warm, drier season from November–April. Summer daytime highs typically range about 87–90°F (31–32°C) with frequent afternoon thunderstorms and high humidity, while winter highs average in the mid‑70s°F (≈24°C) with lows near 60–70°F (16–21°C). The islands are exposed to tropical storms and hurricanes during June–November, benefit from regular sea breezes year‑round, and virtually never see snow or frost.

Crime on the Venetian Islands is relatively low compared with many Miami neighborhoods, with most reported incidents being property-related rather than violent. The islands are patrolled by the Miami Police Department and some residences use private security or gated access. Primary safety concerns are property crime and environmental risks—tidal flooding and storm surge during hurricanes—which can affect evacuation and access.