Continuum 12000 North Miami Condos For Sale

It is a condominium project with a sports and wellness club on the grounds. There will be 263 homes in all, spread across two towers of 20 stories at 12000 North Bayshore Drive. The choice runs from 1 to 3 bedrooms and also includes bayfront villas and penthouses. Beside Biscayne Bay, The Mermaid Club is a large part of what an owner comes home to.

For your visit, use 12000 N Bayshore Dr, North Miami, FL 33181. The land covers four acres; Indian Creek and Biscayne Bay are the waters in front of it. With a marina on the grounds, the waterfront is somewhere residents can spend time as well as enjoy the view.

The legal developer is 12000 Property Owners, LLC. Continuum Company is involved in the lifestyle vision. To see the company’s other work in South Florida, look at Continuum South Beach, La Baia North, La Baia South, and Continuum Club & Residences.

Kobi Karp handles the architecture. Based in Miami, his practice takes on both new buildings and the restoration of older ones. You can see its work at Palazzo del Sol and Chateau Beach Residences. Two hotel projects to look at are 1 Hotel South Beach and Four Seasons at The Surf Club. They sit alongside the practice’s work on houses and older buildings, rather than representing its only area of activity.

A buyer entering the 1 bedroom range would start at $1.5 million for a home with a den and two bathrooms. Two bedrooms cost more, but the bathroom count changes the starting point too. You would begin at $1,962,000 with 2.5 bathrooms. Asking for three bathrooms moves that starting point to $2,889,000. For a third bedroom as well, the category to look at starts at $3,807,000 and comes with a den and 3.5 bathrooms.

For this page, the price range is shown as $1,500,000 – $3,807,000, using the lowest and highest starting prices published across the four residence categories.

Yes. Availability and pricing can change as homes sell and new inventory is released. Before selecting a residence, ask JL Delbeke Miami Team for a quote for that specific unit, including its floor, layout, and exposure.

Compare the tower, collection, and floor as well as the bedroom count. The plans separate interior space from terraces, so the total residence area includes outdoor space. Some layouts add a den, and Residence 01 includes a home office.

A broad residence size range of 1,035 to 3,543 square feet is advertised. Individual plans include different measurements, including smaller interiors, so use the dimensions for the exact home you are considering.

The Mermaid Club is the project’s approximately 150,000 square feet of sport, wellness, and social amenities. For a workout, there are courts and a fitness facility; for a swim, a saltwater pool. There are also spa areas and rooms where residents can work or have dinner. Down at the waterfront playground, there is a launch for paddleboards and sun decks for staying on shore. Boats up to 90 feet can use the marina’s slips.

2030 is the planned delivery year. That gives you time to prepare, but it also means the home will not be ready for a near term move or visit. Keep that in mind if you are comparing it with a property you could use sooner.

No. A planned delivery year is a target, and construction schedules can change. Review the delivery provisions in the purchase agreement and ask for the latest construction update before signing.

The schedule calls for 10% at contract signing, another 10% six months later, 10% at groundbreaking, and 10% at top off. The remaining 60% is due at delivery. By the fourth payment, you will have paid 40% of the price.

Tell us how you plan to use the home, and we can start with the layouts in both towers. We will request current prices and go through the payment milestones with you. Beyond the number of rooms, it is worth looking at how they are proportioned, which way the home faces, and how much usable depth the terrace has.

JL Delbeke Miami Team can help you check availability and ask about association costs, rental rules, and resident services. Get in touch before choosing a unit so that those questions are part of the discussion.