Townhouse for Sale in Venetian Islands, Miami

The Venetian Islands are a chain of mostly residential, waterfront islands in Biscayne Bay connected to Miami and Miami Beach by the MacArthur Causeway, featuring single‑family homes and low‑rise condos. Residents have quick driving access to Downtown, Brickell and South Beach but the islands have limited commercial services, so groceries and amenities are typically accessed off‑island. Lifestyle centers on boating, waterfront views and quiet streets, and properties command high prices compared with the Miami metro area. The area has a tropical climate with hurricane exposure and increasing tidal/flooding risks, so flood insurance and sea‑level‑rise considerations are common for homeowners.

The Venetian Islands are a small chain of primarily single‑family waterfront homes with very limited inventory. Properties commonly sell for several million dollars, making the area one of the most expensive residential pockets in Miami. Costs are further elevated by high property taxes and significant homeowners/flood and hurricane insurance due to coastal exposure.

The Venetian Islands have a tropical monsoon climate with a pronounced wet season (May–October) and a dry season (November–April). Summers are hot and humid with typical daytime highs around 88–92°F (31–33°C) and winters are warm with daytime highs near 70–75°F (21–24°C). Afternoon thunderstorms and heavy rainfall are common in the wet season (annual precipitation ~60–65 inches / 1,520–1,650 mm), and the area is subject to the Atlantic hurricane season (June 1–November 30), while coastal sea breezes help moderate temperatures year-round.

The Venetian Islands are an affluent, primarily residential chain between Miami and Miami Beach and generally report lower violent-crime rates than Miami’s citywide averages. Most reported incidents are non-violent property crimes (vehicle break-ins and residential burglaries), and law enforcement is provided by the City of Miami and Miami Beach police departments depending on the specific island. Standard Miami-area precautions—locking vehicles, securing homes, and avoiding overnight street parking—are recommended.