OCEANIA 3 RENTAL GUIDE
Is Oceania 3 Right for You?
Oceania 3 may suit renters seeking the northern sand-side Oceania tower, still east of Collins Avenue and on the Atlantic. One- through three-bedroom layouts are the displayed mix, which gives a smaller entry point than Oceania 2's four-bedroom lines. The 29-story building uses its own desk, parking, and move rules, then shares the Oceania Club with the other four associations after tenant registration.
Good Fit If
- You want a one-bedroom option inside the Oceania sand row.
- You prefer the north end of this campus, closer to later Collins towers.
- You will register for Club beach and court access rather than assume it.
Compare Other Options If
- You need four-bedroom or penthouse lines as regular choices.
- You want a much taller, later oceanfront tower such as Jade Signature.
Why Rent at Oceania 3?
Oceania 3 is the north beach tower in the campus. It has a one- through three-bedroom mix and the same Club program the other Oceania associations use.
North Sand Position
16485 Collins Avenue is the last of the three east Oceania addresses. The walk north toward La Perla is shorter than from Oceania 1.
Smaller Plan Entry
One-bedroom homes exist here in a way Oceania 1's displayed range does not emphasize. That matters if two bedrooms are more space than you need.
Atlantic at the Parcel
The building occupies the sand side of Collins, and beach use starts at this property rather than after an island-to-avenue crossing.
Five-Association Campus
Lease approval, keys, and parking still stop at Oceania 3's board.
Things to Consider Before Renting at Oceania 3
Choosing the north Oceania tower is mainly a plan-mix and walking decision, not a different waterfront type from Oceania 1 or 2.
Similar East Setting
The shoreline matches the two towers south of you, so the available condo, not the tower number, may be the real distinction.
Club Registration
Tenants receive Club cards only after the owner registers the lease, and until then beach chairs and courts are not automatically available.
Private Finishes
Flooring, kitchens, and window condition follow each owner. Walk the residence at a weekday evening if you are sensitive to building systems noise.
Renting at Oceania 3: What to Know
Start with Oceania 3's tenant package rather than a form copied from Oceania 1 or 2. Confirm the dates, then file screening, fees, deposits, parking, pet questions, and elevator requests here. Have the owner register you at the Oceania Club office for beach, tennis, and spa cards. Ask how dining charges and guest passes work for lessees. Sequence board approval, Club check-in, parking credentials, and the elevator reservation before locking a truck.
Compare Oceania 3 With Similar Sunny Isles Beach Buildings
Oceania 1 and Oceania 2 stay on the same sand row with different bedroom mixes. La Perla is the next oceanfront tower north, and it is a denser later building beside the pier with a taller inventory stack.
Oceania 1
Oceania 1 concentrates on two- and three-bedroom homes at 16425 Collins Avenue if you do not need a one-bedroom line here.
Oceania 2
Oceania 2 adds four-bedroom and penthouse inventory in the middle east tower, against this building's one- to three-bedroom range on the sand.
La Perla
La Perla is a 43-story oceanfront tower at 16699 Collins Avenue. Compare a taller denser building next to the pier with this 29-story Oceania address.
MLS List of Available Condos for Lease at the Oceania 3
Oceania 3 Unit #2538
Oceania 3 Unit #538
Oceania 3 Unit #1131
About the Oceania 3
Oceania 3 is a luxury building in the Sunny Isles Beach area with Oceanfront location. There are currently 4 condos for lease with 1-3 bedrooms. Rental prices starts at US$5,800. Rentals are in high demand on this building so contact us to schedule a showing. We are specialized in long term rentals.