Oceania II is a 29-story oceanfront condominium at 16445 Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach, part of the five-building Oceania complex. Completed in 1993, it holds 165 residences, according to Miami-Dade property records, ranging from about 1,260 to 2,970 square feet.
Residents share the Oceania complex's private beach club and spa and a 24-slip marina for boats up to 60 feet.
Available Condos at Oceania II
Building Market Overview
Median closed price per square foot — the cleanest apples-to-apples value trend.
Based on closed sales over a trailing 90-day window. Updated daily.
Condos currently listed for sale at Oceania II range from $1.1M to $2.1M, per active MLS listings. Price within the building varies with floor, view, line, and condition.
What are rents at Oceania II?
Rental units currently listed at Oceania II run from $5,600 to $25,000 per month, per active MLS listings. Furnished units and shorter lease terms typically price at the upper end.
How many units are available at Oceania II right now?
Oceania II currently has 2 condos for sale and 3 rentals available on the MLS. Inventory updates daily as listings go active, pending, and closed.
How many units does Oceania II have?
Oceania II has 165 residences across 29 floors in Sunny Isles Beach.
What have condos at Oceania II sold for recently?
8 recorded sales closed at Oceania II in the last twelve months, with a median sale price of $1,062,500 and a median of $698 per square foot. Individual results vary with floor, view, and condition.
What are the HOA fees at Oceania II?
Across 4 current listings at Oceania II, the median association fee is $1,545 per month, or about $0.91 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 Oceania II allow short-term rentals?
No nightly or seasonal rentals — six-month minimum leases. Listing agents report a 6-month minimum lease, with up to 2 leases permitted per year at Oceania II, according to 7 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.
When was Oceania II built?
Oceania II was completed in 1993. At 33 years old it is past the first milestone inspection threshold under Florida's post-Surfside law (25 years for buildings within three miles of the coast, 30 otherwise), so a completed inspection report should be available from the association, with re-inspection due every ten years.