Community comparison

30A vs. Miramar Beach

Miramar Beach sits directly west of 30A and shares the same Emerald Coast sand, but the inventory profile is its own thing. Miramar Beach (including Sandestin and Seascape) leans toward larger Gulf-front towers and master-planned resort buildings — purpose-built for short-term rentals and amenity-heavy weeks. 30A's catalog is broader and more granular: sixteen submarkets of mostly low-rise, design-district buildings where lot scarcity and town code shape what's possible. The comparison below shows how the two markets diverge on building scale, vintage, and price band.

Side-by-side statistics

Metric30AMiramar Beach
Buildings cataloged138104
Indexable (site-grade)10
Gulf-front buildings2725
Median year built20051987
Year-built range1980–20191980–2008
Avg. units per building40174
Price bands presentUnder $1M, $1M-2M, $2M-3M, $3M-5M, $5M+Under $1M, $1M-2M, $2M-3M
Median walk to sand0 min

Buildings in each community

30A — top buildings

Miramar Beach — top buildings

Curated by Josh Parish. Methodology on the about page.