Mid-Beach, Coastal neighborhood in Miami Beach, United States

Mid-Beach is a coastal neighborhood extending from 24th to 60th Street along the Atlantic Ocean, offering wide sandy beaches and numerous hotels and residential buildings. The waterfront and surrounding blocks feature a mix of older structures and modern towers that define the area's character.

Mid-Beach is the central section of Miami Beach, bounded roughly by 23rd Street and Indian Creek Drive to the south and 63rd Street to the north. Its main road is 41st Street. The Fontainebleau Hotel, Eden Roc, Ocean Spray Hotel and the Blue and Green Diamond stand within the neighborhood, and the Collins Waterfront Architectural District forms part of it.

Mid-Beach's name comes from its position as the middle section of Miami Beach, between South Beach and North Beach. The neighborhood's main street is 41st Street, and the Faena Forum, a circular venue, is among the buildings listed in the area alongside the Faena Hotel Miami Beach. The Collins Waterfront Architectural District, part of Mid-Beach, holds buildings from the mid-20th century.

Mid-Beach runs roughly from 23rd Street and Indian Creek Drive south to 63rd Street north, with 41st Street as its main road. The Fontainebleau Hotel, Eden Roc, Ocean Spray Hotel and the Blue and Green Diamond stand within the district. Use 41st Street as the reference point when orienting yourself between the beachfront and the bay side.

The Oceanwalk building visible in photographs of the area carries its name in small red letters on a raised central section above the flat roofline. Its pale pink and white facade is banded by white balcony rails on each of three floors above ground level. The building sits among taller structures on its left side.