South of Fifth, often called SoFi, is the southernmost neighborhood of Miami Beach. It begins around 5th Street and extends south toward South Pointe Park, South Pointe Pier, the beach, Biscayne Bay and Government Cut.

The neighborhood is known for South Pointe Park, beach access, waterfront condo buildings, walkable restaurants, hotels and a more residential feel than central South Beach.

Key Things to Know About South of Fifth

• Location: South of Fifth is the area south of 5th Street in Miami Beach, ending near South Pointe Park and Government Cut.
• Lifestyle: The neighborhood offers beach access, walkability, restaurants, hotels, parks and a more residential rhythm than central South Beach.
• South Pointe: South Pointe Park, South Pointe Beach and South Pointe Pier are major landmarks that help define the neighborhood experience.
• Real estate: South of Fifth is highly building-specific. Condo rules, fees, rental policies, parking, views, approval timelines and long-term ownership considerations can vary significantly from one building to another.
• Rentals: Rental inventory can move quickly, and condo association approval timelines can affect when someone can actually move in.
• Next step: Use this page to explore South of Fifth listings, rentals, sold activity, the neighborhood map and local lifestyle guides.

South of Fifth is the southernmost part of Miami Beach, beginning around 5th Street and extending south toward South Pointe Park, South Pointe Pier, the beach, Biscayne Bay and Government Cut.

The neighborhood connects Ocean Drive, Collins Avenue, Washington Avenue, Alton Road and South Pointe Drive into a compact, walkable area with beach access, restaurants, hotels, parks and several well-known condo corridors.

For someone researching Miami Beach, South of Fifth is useful because it is easy to experience in person. You can walk South Pointe Park, visit the beach, see the pier, have lunch or dinner nearby and get a feel for the neighborhood before making a real estate decision.

South of Fifth is more than a condo corridor. The park, beach, restaurants, bars, hotels and walkable streets are part of why people spend time here before deciding whether to rent, buy, sell or simply keep following the neighborhood.

Use this section as a starting point for local research. The links below connect you to Adrian’s South of Fifth guides, market updates, official restaurant and bar websites, and helpful neighborhood context.

South of Fifth Guides

Restaurants and Bars to Know

These links are included for neighborhood research and visitor convenience. Restaurant and bar hours, reservation policies, menus and availability can change, so always confirm directly with the business.