Murano at Portofino

Murano at Portofino is a 189-unit, 37-story condominium at the southern tip of Miami Beach's South of Fifth neighborhood, developed by the Portofino Group alongside the separate Murano Grande and Yacht Club towers on the same bayfront site. It has a private beach club, two lighted tennis courts, a two-story fitness center and a 3,000-bottle wine cellar. Apartments are individually owned; owners lease them under condo association rules. Reviews praise the lobby and staff, with a repeated complaint about valet and security staff being brusque with guests and visitors.

Reviewers consistently praise the building's design and staff helpfulness, while a recurring complaint describes valet and security staff being unwelcoming toward guests and delivery visitors rather than residents themselves.

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4.5

92 reviews

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3.0

4 reviews

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Every apartment has central air, a washer/dryer and a dishwasher. The building has a private bayside beach club with a saltwater pool, a separate heated bayfront pool and spa, two lighted tennis courts and a two-story fitness center with sauna and steam rooms, plus 24-hour valet parking, concierge and a package desk.

Also here: 3,000-bottle wine cellar · Media and multipurpose rooms · EV charging stations

Murano at Portofino is located at 1000 South Pointe Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139. Murano at Portofino sits at the southern tip of Miami Beach's South of Fifth (SoFi) neighborhood, on Biscayne Bay near the Miami Beach Marina and South Pointe Park, with the restaurants of Washington Avenue and Ocean Drive a short walk or drive away.

Apartments are individually owned, with owner-set lease terms and condo association approval required before move-in. Owners may rent a unit at most twice a year, with a six-month minimum lease.

Budget about $130/month on top of rent. Recurring costs include FPL electricity. Cable, internet, water, sewer and trash are covered by the condo association, and resident amenities are included. Association approval is required before move-in, and any approval fee is set by the individual owner.

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