Sandwiched between Biscayne Boulevard and the Bay, the Upper East Side is made up of Bay Point, Morningside, Bayside, Belle Meade, and Shorecrest.  Bay Point lies furthest to the south and is the most exclusive of the five neighborhoods, featuring its own 24 hour gated access .  These communities lay claim to some of the South Florida’s most desirable bayfront properties, with development parcels selling for more than $10 million.
Located just to the north of the Downtown and Brickell areas, the Upper East Side is conveniently located with easy access to major transportation arteries and the rest of South Florida via Route 195 and NE 79th street.  Along Biscayne Boulevard are shopping and dining options to satisfy every possible need, from your neighborhood supermarket to the ultra sophisticated shops of the Design District.   Just to the south of the Design District is the expansive Shops at Midtown Miami offering it’s own selection of trendy shops, restaurants, and ‘big-box’ stores.