Condos currently listed for sale at YotelPad Miami range from $378K to $615K, per active MLS listings. Price within the building varies with floor, view, line, and condition.
What are rents at YotelPad Miami?
Rental units currently listed at YotelPad Miami run from $2,750 to $6,490 per month, per active MLS listings. Furnished units and shorter lease terms typically price at the upper end.
How many units are available at YotelPad Miami right now?
YotelPad Miami currently has 29 condos for sale and 5 rentals available on the MLS. Inventory updates daily as listings go active, pending, and closed.
What have condos at YotelPad Miami sold for recently?
9 recorded sales closed at YotelPad Miami in the last twelve months, with a median sale price of $395,000 and a median of $783 per square foot. Individual results vary with floor, view, and condition.
What are the HOA fees at YotelPad Miami?
Across 28 current listings at YotelPad Miami, the median association fee is $848 per month, or about $1.61 per square foot per month. Fees scale with unit size, and this figure excludes any special assessment — ask the association for its reserve study and assessment history.
Does YotelPad Miami allow short-term rentals?
Yes — daily or weekly rentals appear to be permitted. Listing agents report a one-month minimum lease, with up to 365 leases permitted per year at YotelPad Miami, according to 26 current MLS listings. Rental rules are set by the condominium declaration and can be amended by the board, so verify against the current documents before buying for rental income.
Is YotelPad Miami pet-friendly?
22 of 34 current listings at YotelPad Miami report the pet policy as "allowed", which reads as pet-friendly. Size, breed, and count limits are common — confirm the current rule with the association before you buy.
When was YotelPad Miami built?
YotelPad Miami was completed in 2022. Under Florida's post-Surfside law its first milestone inspection falls due at 25 years if it is within three miles of the coast (2047) or 30 years otherwise (2052). A Structural Integrity Reserve Study is required regardless of age for buildings three stories and taller.