Oasis Surfside Condo
Homes for Sale in Hollywood, FL

Oasis Surfside Condo market snapshot (as of July 15, 2026): the median sale price is about $235K ($769 per sq ft over the trailing 12 months of closed sales), and a median 9 days on market for closed sales.

Oasis Surfside Condo offers Hollywood barrier-island condo ownership at $235,000 median, a price floor that reflects older inventory and smaller layouts in exchange for Atlantic proximity without the luxury premium.

A nine-day median DOM in a three-closing window is not statistically robust, but it does underscore the broader truth of Hollywood's beach corridor: affordably priced inventory disappears quickly because supply at this threshold is finite. Oasis Surfside sits in a segment where the building itself—its age, its capital reserve health, its recent or deferred maintenance—becomes the primary negotiating variable. You are not buying resort-grade amenities or newer construction at $769/sq ft; you are buying location and entry price, and the trade-offs are material.

The snapshot offers no amenity data, which itself is instructive. Buyers here should assume modest or dated common areas and should request meeting minutes, reserve studies, and any notices of pending special assessments before contract. The price-per-foot figure is condition-sensitive: a move-in unit and a gut-renovation candidate can both close at this median if square footage and building carry costs align, so price alone will not tell you livability without a physical walk-through and a hard look at monthly dues relative to what they fund.

For sellers, the market rhythm is clear: price it at or slightly below recent comps, and you will likely move it in days. Overreach by even ten percent, and you risk weeks of silence in a buyer pool that cross-shops aggressively and has financing constraints. For buyers, the advantage is access—this is one of the lowest median price points on Hollywood's barrier island—but the risk is deferred capital exposure and the reality that resale liquidity in older buildings tightens when rates or insurance costs spike.

Momentum brokers know the difference between a deal and a liability. In older beach condos trading at this price point, that distinction hinges on documents most buyers skip: reserve studies, structural inspection reports, insurance renewal notices, and meeting minutes that reveal looming assessments. We pull those records before you write an offer, and we will walk you away from a building with deferred capital needs that no nine-day close can paper over. If you are selling, we price to the building's actual condition and comp universe—not wishful thinking—so you close fast and net what the market will bear, without the churn of overpriced days-on-market.

Confirm the current HOA dues, exactly what they cover, and any CDD bond or special assessment for a specific address before you offer.