Continuum on South Beach - North Tower

Continuum on South Beach’s North Tower rises approximately 412 feet at 50 South Pointe Drive. Published building sources describe 203 residences and roughly 37 stories, although floor counts vary slightly by source. The tower was developed by Continuum Company under Ian Bruce Eichner, with Sieger Suarez credited for the architecture. This profile should sit beneath a broader Continuum overview and distinguish the North Tower from the earlier South Tower through its address, documented scale, current listings and building-specific sales history.

Continuum on South Beach's North Tower stands at 50 South Pointe Drive, holding 203 residences roughly 412 feet above the southern tip of Miami Beach. What ownership buys here is the last private, gated twelve acres of oceanfront in South Beach: a thousand linear feet of attended beach, three clay tennis courts, lagoon pools, a rooftop infinity lap pool and a multi-level spa, all behind a guardhouse. Residences open through walls of glass onto wrap-around terraces that hold the Atlantic on one side and Biscayne Bay and the downtown skyline on the other. Developed by Ian Bruce Eichner's Continuum Company with architecture by Sieger Suarez, the North Tower is the newer of the two towers and appeals to buyers who want the full resort behind them and a quieter address in front. South Pointe Park, Joe's Stone Crab and Prime 112 are a short walk away.