Oceania 4 Unit #942
US$900 (16.4% price drop)
Oceania 4 may suit renters who want a 29-story condominium on the west side of Collins Avenue. The 1995 building at 16400 Collins Avenue holds 158 residences in two- through four-bedroom layouts. The Oceania Club, tennis, and beach sit across Collins with the east associations, so tenant club access belongs in the lease review.
Oceania 4 gives renters a quieter island address and a full two- to four-bedroom mix. Campus recreation follows a short crossing of Collins Avenue.
The even-numbered address sits on Oceania Island at the Intracoastal edge, close to Collins traffic but off the sand-side row.
Residents of all five Oceania towers share the Club after registration. Dining, courts, spa, and beach service are campus facilities rather than this lobby's private list.
Two- through four-bedroom homes, townhouses, and penthouses appear in the building, though condition, furniture, and terrace depth still follow the selected condo.
Oceania 4 keeps its own association, parking rules, and move calendar.
The island setting is the point of this address, and it also creates daily details that differ from the three east Oceania towers.
Beach time and many Club rooms require crossing Collins Avenue, so walk that path at the hour you would actually use the sand.
Bay, city, and partial water rooms are line-specific, which means a listing photo is not proof of the terrace you will live with.
A marina serves Oceania Island. A boat slip is not part of a residential lease unless dock rules say so in writing.
Request Oceania 4's current tenant and move package for the chosen condo. Confirm the intended term, then file screening, fees, deposits, parking, pet questions, and elevator dates. The owner should register the lessee at the Oceania Club office for membership cards. Ask how tenants reach the pool, fitness room, gates, and Club dining. Align owner approval, this tower's board review, Club check-in, and the move before treating the start date as fixed.
Oceania 5 is the sister island tower from 2002. Oceania 1 places you on the sand at 16425 Collins Avenue. Oceania 2 sits in the middle of the east row if you want the beach without the crossing.
Oceania 5 shares the island and uses the same Club path. Compare plan mix, parking, and how each tower handles tenant Club registration.
Oceania 1 sits east of Collins on the Atlantic with a two- and three-bedroom emphasis. Compare that sand-side mix with this island parcel.
Oceania 2 is the center east tower from 1993 and includes four-bedroom and penthouse lines. Compare those larger homes with this west-of-Collins address.
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Oceania 4 is a luxury building in the Sunny Isles Beach area with Oceanfront location. There are currently 8 condos for lease with 2-4 bedrooms. Rental prices starts at US$4,600. Rentals are in high demand on this building so contact us to schedule a showing. We are specialized in long term rentals.
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