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Singer Island, Florida
Kolter Urban completed 5000 North Ocean in 2020 as Singer Island's newest oceanfront tower: 19 stories holding just 48 residences of two to four bedrooms. It stands at the island's quiet north end beside the state park's empty beaches. Few units per floor, direct ocean frontage and current construction standards make it the island's modern benchmark.
The Building
Singer Island’s condo skyline mostly dates to earlier booms, which makes 5000 North Ocean the island’s benchmark for current construction. Kolter Urban completed the 19 story tower in 2020 with just 48 residences of two to four bedrooms, all with direct ocean frontage. It rises at the north end, where the island runs out into the quiet of the state park.
The scarcity is structural: few units per floor, owners who bought new to stay, and a north end that will not be built further. Recorded 2025 resales closed at $5.7M and $6.75M.
| Address | 5000 N Ocean Drive, Singer Island north end |
|---|---|
| Residences | 48, two to four bedrooms |
| Completed | 2020, by Kolter Urban |
| Height | 19 stories, oceanfront |
| Original Pricing | Roughly $2.6M to $5.6M at launch |
| How It Trades | Slowly, with 2025 resales at $5.7M and $6.75M |
Buyers pay for what older towers cannot retrofit: current hurricane engineering, floor to ceiling glass, modern plans and building systems with decades ahead of them. On an island of vintage towers, 5000 North Ocean holds that advantage alone at the north end.
The 2025 resales at $5.7M and $6.75M closed above the building's launch range, confirming the premium held after delivery.
The north end is Singer Island's best kept secret: past the resort cluster, beside MacArthur Beach State Park's empty sand. The marinas of North Palm Beach and the mainland's restaurants run ten minutes away. Owners get the ocean without the crowd.
The tower's few residences per floor keep the building itself as quiet as its address.
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Market data is pulled live from the MLS on a trailing twelve-month basis, across all property types. Building details below are reference.
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Line-by-line sales activity, floor plan analysis, and building-specific commentary on 5000 North Ocean - the granular detail that separates a good purchase from a great one in this tower.
Kolter Urban completed Singer Island's newest purely residential tower in 2020 with 48 residences beside the state park. Owners have barely sold since. Both resales recorded through September 2026 cleared the top of the launch range at $5.7M and $6.75M....
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Singer Island’s newest oceanfront tower, completed by Kolter Urban in 2020: 19 stories holding 48 residences of two to four bedrooms at the island’s north end. The tower stands beside MacArthur Beach State Park.
Recorded 2025 resales closed at $5.7M and $6.75M, above the building’s launch range of roughly $2.6M to $5.6M. Current closings and inventory are in the market table on this page, which updates automatically.
Newness. Current hurricane engineering, modern glass and systems, and plans designed this decade command a premium the island’s vintage towers cannot match. The 48 unit scarcity does the rest.
Quiet, and permanently so. The tower sits past the resort cluster beside the state park, whose beaches stay empty by law. The marinas and restaurants of the mainland run ten minutes over the bridge.
Slowly. Most owners bought new with intent to stay, and only a couple of resales printed through mid 2026. Buyers who want the building typically register with us and wait for a line.
They are the island’s two modern towers. VistaBlue delivered in 2018 with 58 residences further south, while 5000 North Ocean followed in 2020 with 48 at the park’s edge. Both trade on newness, and the choice usually comes down to floor plan and position.
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