Lincoln Place Residences is a condo building at 1610 Lenox Ave in Miami Beach, built in 1972. The county lists 67 residences, studios to 2 bedrooms and about 370 to 820 sq ft.
Year built
1972
Residences
67
Bedrooms
Studio–2
Interior sqft
370–820
Folio number
0232341370001
Residences, bedrooms and interior sq ft: Miami-Dade Property Appraiser · Updated Oct 2026
14 notable permits on file, from Jul 2015 through Jan 2026. Elevator work accounts for 2 of them. This is not a complete permit history for the building.
Building 3Recycling 2Electrical 2Elevator 2Recertification 1Plumbing 1Garbage 1Roofing 1Commercial 1
Most recent
2026-01Recycling - multi-familyIssued
2025-07Plumbing - commercial - alteration · Legalization of pool equipment : new pump and chlorine erosion feederFinaled
2025-04Building 40yr recertification - building 40yr recertification · Recertification of building 40 year old - miami dade county code ordinance section 8-11(f).year built 1972.Recertified
City of Miami building permits · Updated Oct 7, 2026
Who manages Lincoln Place Residences
Association
LINCOLN PLACE RESIDENCES CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC
Lincoln Place Residences Market Data
Median sold price
$450,000
3 units sold · limited data
Median sold $/sqft
$549
September 2025
By bedroom count
Unit typeAs ofMedian soldSale $/sqftUnits sold
StudioSeptember 2022$205,000$5543 · limited
1 bedSeptember 2025$340,000$4763 · limited
2 bedJune 2025$450,000$5493 · limited
Sold figures are from the Miami-Dade Property Appraiser. Each unit type uses the three most recent months with recorded sales.
Market data is for information only. It is not an appraisal or a price opinion.
Lincoln Place Residences FAQ
Yes. The association's structural integrity reserve study (SIRS) is on file with the state.
Lincoln Place Residences has 67 residences. It was built in 1972.
The median sold price was $450,000 across 3 units sold in September 2025, or about $549 per square foot. Source: Miami-Dade Property Appraiser.
About 34% of units are owner-occupied, based on Florida homestead exemptions. About 13% have an owner with a mailing address outside Florida. Source: Miami-Dade Property Appraiser.
The city has 14 notable permits on file for Lincoln Place Residences, from 2015 through January 2026, including 2 for elevators. This is not a complete permit history.
Data on this page is for informational purposes only and may be outdated or inaccurate. Confirm fees, policies, SIRS status, and other details directly with the building association before you buy or lease.
