Two Islands, One Distinctive Way of Life
Set between Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, Bay Harbor Islands occupy a distinctive position along Miami’s coastline. The town encompasses two islands connected by Kane Concourse, its central thoroughfare, with the Broad Causeway leading west to the mainland and Bal Harbour and Surfside just across the water to the east.
Despite its proximity to some of Miami’s most recognized destinations, Bay Harbor Islands has retained a character entirely of its own. Residential streets, waterfront homes, neighborhood restaurants, local businesses, parks, and everyday conveniences create the feeling of an established community rather than a resort destination.
For residents of La Baia North, that balance is part of the appeal: a waterfront address connected to Miami, yet distinctly removed from its pace.
A Residential Island by Design
There is a noticeable shift upon arriving in Bay Harbor Islands. The scale becomes more intimate. High-rise hotels and commercial corridors give way to residential buildings, tree-lined streets, sidewalks, parks, and the waterways that define the islands.
Daily conveniences, dining, neighborhood services, and green spaces are woven into the community, allowing residents to move easily between home and the places they frequent most.
It is a quieter expression of Miami waterfront living, shaped as much by the neighborhood itself as by its location.
The Everyday Along Kane Concourse
At the center of Bay Harbor Islands, Kane Concourse serves as the neighborhood’s main commercial corridor, bringing together restaurants, cafés, boutiques, professional services, and everyday essentials within a few blocks.
Rather than functioning primarily as a visitor destination, the area serves the community around it. Morning coffee, dinner close to home, errands, and time outdoors can all become part of a familiar neighborhood routine.
Close to Bal Harbour, Surfside and Miami
The residential character of Bay Harbor Islands does not come at the expense of access.
Bal Harbour and Surfside are less than a mile away, placing beaches, dining, and some of South Florida’s most recognized shopping nearby. Bal Harbour Shops brings together international fashion houses and celebrated restaurants, while Surfside offers its own collection of restaurants, boutiques, and Atlantic Ocean beaches.
Farther south, Miami Beach, Downtown Miami, and Brickell provide access to the city’s cultural, culinary, entertainment, and business destinations. Miami International Airport, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, and Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport also keep regional and international travel within convenient reach.
Bay Harbor Islands offers the ability to engage with Miami on your own terms, while returning home to an environment that feels decidedly more residential.
See the Island for Yourself
La Baia North is scheduled for delivery in January 2027, with final residences remaining.
To experience the setting firsthand, contact the La Baia North sales team at (305) 778-2058 or inquire online to schedule a private appointment and learn more about the remaining waterfront residences in Bay Harbor Islands.