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Rebecca Towers

South of Fifth Condos for Sale & Rent

150 Alton Road, Miami Beach, FL

Condo residences in South of Fifth, Miami Beach

Rebecca Towers is a residential condominium in South of Fifth, Miami Beach. The surrounding South of Fifth neighborhood offers SoFi — South Beach's most exclusive, low-density enclave — and South Pointe Park is within easy reach. Across South of Fifth, condos sell at a median near $1.9M (about $1,650 per square foot). Request current availability, pricing and recent sales at Rebecca Towers from our South of Fifth specialists.

Neighborhood: South of Fifth
Address: 150 Alton Road, Miami Beach, FL, Miami Beach

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Where is Rebecca Towers located?

Rebecca Towers is at 150 Alton Road, Miami Beach, FL, in South of Fifth, Miami Beach.

What is the South of Fifth neighborhood like?

South of Fifth is known for SoFi — South Beach's most exclusive, low-density enclave. Nearby: landmarks like South Pointe Park, or run the beachfront promenade north from South Pointe, dining at Joe's Stone Crab.

How do I contact the Rebecca Towers condominium association?

We don't publish association or management contact details for Rebecca Towers, because boards change and management companies are replaced — a stale number is worse than none. Tell us the building and we'll help you reach the current association or manager, and request documents on your behalf. Our South of Fifth condo association directory lists the buildings we track.

What documents should I request from the Rebecca Towers association?

Ask for an estoppel certificate, the declaration and bylaws, the current budget and reserve study, recent meeting minutes, and the building's milestone inspection and structural integrity reserve study status. Read the budget and reserve study together — reserve funding is what determines whether a future special assessment is likely, and it is the single most common thing buyers skip.

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Rebecca Towers Condominium Association

The Rebecca Towers condominium association governs the building and controls what matters most day to day: leasing and pet policy, how reserves are funded, and any special assessment. Buyers and sellers at Rebecca Towers typically need an estoppel certificate, the declaration and bylaws, the current budget and reserve study, recent meeting minutes, and the building's milestone inspection and structural integrity reserve study status. Because association and management contacts change, we verify them case by case rather than listing them — tell us the building and we'll connect you and request the paperwork.

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