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Sunny Isles Beach 

Upper-Middle Class beach town about 5 miles north of Miami Beach. Nicer than Miami Beach, but not as rich as its neighbors, Bal Harbour and Golden Beach.

Also known as "Condo Beach" due the large number of high rise condos built on the beach, blocking the beach view of older homes.
Sunny Isles Beach was a nice town before they put in all those big ugly condo buildings. All those BMW-driving asshole yuppie New Yorkers are driving me nuts! I used to be able to see the beach from my house, now all I see is the service entrance to the 40-story condo building, and the sun doesn't shine on my house before 11AM.
Sunny Isles Beach by Uncle Lance April 26, 2009
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Sunny Isles Beach, FL 

A small strip of beach, formerly a part of North Miami Beach that is between Haulover Beach and Golden Beach and is now a hoppin, multi cultural fancy car factory where lamborghinis, Ferraris, Bentleys, Aston Martins, Porches and Masseratis can be found in almost any parking lot (including walgreens and Burger King). Too bad no one here knows how to drive.

High rises and valet parking rule the world here on the beach side of A1A (Collins Ave) and the other side of the road has cheaper living and some trendy restaurants and small stores that make you feel right at home - if home is near the ocean.

This little town on the beach will make 3 blocks feel like 3 miles with all the traffic lights, but you can always hop on the William Lehman Causeway or the bridge on 163rd st. for an easy escape into Aventura.
Did you hear? Britney Spears was in Sunny Isles Beach, FL the other day for a wedding at the Newport Beachside Hotel
Sunny Isles Beach, FL by shummy2 February 20, 2011
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