South of Fifth, also known as SoFi, is an ultra-luxury sub-neighborhood of South Beach that stretches north-to-south from Fifth Street to the southern edge of South Pointe Park. The area is surrounded by water from east to west by the Atlantic Ocean, Government Cut, and Biscayne Bay, offering breathtaking views in all directions. South of Fifth is considered a peaceful sanctuary, close yet far enough removed from the high-energy, touristy areas of South Beach.

South of Fifth Points of Interest

South Pointe Park is a 17-acre waterfront park featuring a kids area, dog park, outdoor showers, art installations, walking/running paths, and direct access to the beach. This family and pet-friendly park is located near South Beach’s most historic restaurant, Joe's Stone Crab. Other well-noted restaurants include Prime 112, Prime Italian, Red Steakhouse, and Smith & Wollensky's.

South of Fifth Condo Buildings

A number of ultra-lux condo developments are located in South of Fifth (SoFi) such as 321 Ocean, Apogee South Beach, Continuum South Beach North, Continuum South Beach South, Glass, Marea, Murano at Portofino, and Ocean House. The newest additions to South of Fifth are Louver House, One Ocean, and Three Hundred Collins.

Which Celebrities Have Lived in South of Fifth?

Over the years, a number of well-known celebrities have lived in South of Fifth, including Pat Riley (Apogee South Beach), Anna Kournikova (Portofino Tower), Sergei Fedorov (Portofino Tower), and Michael Caine (Apogee South Beach).
 
See also: Miami Beach condos and South Beach condos