525 Meridian Ave

This is a low-rise, four-story condominium built in 1969 and set within Miami Beach’s Art Deco/urban context. The property contains mostly one-bedroom units with occasional two-bedroom floorplans noted in listings; interiors commonly feature central air conditioning, updated kitchens and baths, in-unit washer/dryer hookups in some homes, and a mix of built-in cabinetry and custom finishes. Architecturally it reads as a modest mid-century/Art Deco-inflected garden building with exterior balconies, planted common areas and a fenced/gated parking lot. Common building elements include a first-floor laundry room, elevator access, gated assigned parking spaces, and secure entry. Shared outdoor features emphasize small-scale landscaping and casual outdoor living rather than resort-scale grounds. The association appears maintenance-focused: recent updates cited include new windows and doors, 40-year recertification completion, and periodic unit renovations. Pet-friendly policies are mentioned in multiple listings. Location is a principal attribute — the building sits a few blocks from Ocean Drive and the beach, within walking distance of supermarkets, shops and nightlife, providing a walkable South Beach lifestyle and frequent short-term rental/investment demand.