About Continuum

From South of Fifth to North Bay Village

The Continuum name began on the ocean at South Pointe. The next chapter is on Biscayne Bay.

South of Fifth · South Pointe

Continuum on South Beach

Before there was a club on the 79th Street Causeway, Continuum was an oceanfront address at the southern tip of Miami Beach — South of Fifth, South Pointe, looking out over Government Cut.

Continuum on South Beach is a private residential campus on South Pointe Drive: two towers on the sand, with private beach frontage and resort-scale amenities that helped set the standard for waterfront living in Miami. The South Tower was completed around 2002; the North Tower around 2008. Together they made Continuum a name people already knew — not a logo on a brochure, but a place.

That campus still stands as a landmark of SoFi living: ocean, cut, and a way of occupying the water’s edge that Miami came to associate with the Continuum name. The story that follows is not a copy of those towers. It is the next chapter of the same idea — waterfront days, a serious club, and a promenade that belongs to the people who live there.

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Continuum Waterfront District

Continuum Club & Residences, North Bay Village

The next Continuum sits on Biscayne Bay at 1755 79th St Causeway, North Bay Village, FL 33141 — between Miami and Miami Beach on the 79th Street Causeway.

236 residences — 1–4 bedrooms, lofts and penthouses — of about ~850–4,000 sq ft. Collections: Bay Lofts, Tower Sky Residences, Penthouses. Homes share 300 linear feet of waterfront, the Island Walk promenade, 80 ft protected view corridors, and the ~60,000+ sq ft Continuum Club on the same campus.

This is bay life rather than ocean-and-cut: Island Walk along the water, a club scaled for everyday use, and a district planned as a residential waterfront rather than a single tower on a street. Estimated delivery July 2028 (subject to change).

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Island Walk at Continuum Club & Residences, North Bay Village
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60,000+ sq ft Continuum ClubContinuum Club
300 linear feetWaterfront
Est. July 2028Delivery
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The residences

A waterfront district, not a lone tower

Bay Lofts sit closer to the water. Tower Sky Residences rise through the building. Penthouses complete the line. Interior sizes published for the project run about ~850–4,000 sq ft — one- to four-bedroom homes, lofts and penthouses — to be confirmed in the offering documents.

  • 1755 79th St Causeway, North Bay Village, FL 33141 · Continuum Waterfront District
  • 236 residences · 1–4 bedrooms, lofts and penthouses
  • Collections: Bay Lofts, Tower Sky Residences, Penthouses
  • 300 linear feet of waterfront · Island Walk promenade · 80 ft protected view corridors
  • ~60,000+ sq ft Continuum Club
  • Estimated delivery July 2028 (subject to change)

Why the name matters here

A continuity of waterfront living

Continuum, in Miami, has come to mean a certain kind of waterfront life: a serious club, a promenade, and homes that face the water as a daily habit rather than a view from the road.

On South Beach that culture took shape against the Atlantic and Government Cut. On North Bay Village it takes shape on Biscayne Bay — Island Walk, the Continuum Club, protected view corridors, and a residential campus on the causeway. The name is the through-line: oceanfront SoFi then, bayfront North Bay Village now.

What carries forward is the living culture, not a legal brief. Club days. Water at the edge of the district. A Miami address chosen for how the hours feel, from South Pointe Drive to the 79th Street Causeway.

From the southern tip of Miami Beach to a new waterfront district in North Bay Village — the same idea of living on the water, written for a different shore.
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