Tula Residences Tops Off in North Bay Village
Tula Residences has topped off in North Bay Village, moving the 21-story waterfront condo closer to its expected Q3 2027…

South Florida Neighborhood Guide
Island living on the 79th Street Causeway with bay views and a wave of new projects.
North Bay Village is a city in Miami-Dade County, Florida, made up of islands on the 79th Street (John F. Kennedy) Causeway in Biscayne Bay.
North Bay Village sits on Harbor Island, North Bay Island and Treasure Island, midway between mainland Miami and North Beach. With roughly 8,000 residents, it offers waterfront living with views of the bay and the Miami skyline, plus parks, a dog park and a walkable baywalk.
The causeway location puts residents minutes from Miami Beach, the Upper East Side and the Design District. A new wave of residential towers is transforming the village, and its waterfront restaurants have made the causeway a popular dining stop.
Tula Residences has topped off in North Bay Village, moving the 21-story waterfront condo closer to its expected Q3 2027…
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Tula Residences has topped off in North Bay Village, moving the 21-story waterfront condo closer to its expected Q3 2027…
South Beach Art Deco, Mid-Beach hotels and quieter North Beach blocks on the Atlantic.
Two small islands of boutique condos and waterfront homes, steps from Bal Harbour Shops and the beach.
New luxury towers on Biscayne Bay between Downtown, Wynwood and the Design District.
A quiet beach town between Miami Beach and Bal Harbour with a walkable main street.
Established streets near Oleta River State Park with new projects at more accessible prices.
North Bay Village offers island living with bay views, a central location between Miami and Miami Beach and a growing selection of new condominiums.
North Bay Village is in Biscayne Bay on the 79th Street Causeway, between the mainland neighborhoods of Miami and North Beach in Miami Beach.
Yes. Several new residential towers have been completed or are underway, adding modern waterfront condos to the village.
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