169. 1030 Collins Ave
This is a 2-story apartment/multi-unit complex apartment building in the Miami Modern style built in 1955. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat roof. Windows are boarded up on all elevations There is a single-story, wrap-around open porch characterized by a flat roof. Multi-level porch extends across the east elevation and wraps-around on the south end Primary entryway is on the southern end of the east elevation; Framed by fluted stuccoed wall ornamentation Symmetrical facade design' Continuous eyebrows above first and second floor levels; Vertical fluting around central window at second floor level
Eligible as contributing resource.

170. 1041 Collins Ave
This is a 6-story Commercial commercial building in the Other style. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat roof. Windows are fixed. No porch No one primary entryway; At south end of west elevation, an entry and exit for the parking lot opens onto Collins Avenue; At the center and north end of the west elevation are entryways for distinct retail shops South end of the building is a parking lot with porthole and rectangular openings at every level along the primary facade; Building otherwise ornamented by recessed mass with evenly-space square cut-outs that rises above parapet roofline to create the impression of a ziggurat roofline
Eligible as contributing resource.

171. 1201 Collins Ave
This is a 3-story Collins Avenue Hotel hotel in the Art Deco style built in 1939. The foundation is spread footing. The building has a flat with parapet roof. There is a single-story, wrap-around open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof. Recessed porch opens up directly onto the northeast corner of Collins Avenue and 12th street; Porch wraps around and extends along south and west elevations There is a single-story addition. Primary entryway along the south elevation of the building, on the porch Tripartite facade design with southwest corner of building as center point; Slightly stepped ziggurat parapet roofline; Continuous eyebrows rounded at corners at every floor level; Porthole windows above third floor level windows; Horizontal banding below second and third floor windows and at cornice; Building rounded at southwest corner; Relief racing stripes flank rounded building corner The builder is recorded as P.J. Davis Construction Company. The architect is recorded as L. Murray Dixon. The original/significant owner is recorded as Morris Newmark (original).

172. 1233 Collins Ave
This is a 2-story apartment/multi-unit complex apartment building in the Mediterranean Revival style built in 1934. The foundation is reinforced concrete. The building has a hip with center gable roof. Windows are single-hung sashes. No porch No visible entryway from the public right of way; A privately-accessed gate just to the south of the building along Collins Avenue allows entry for residents Very little of 1233 Collins Avenue is visible from the street, as nearly the entire building is shrouded by greenery; Wrought-iron fixtures; Clay barrel tile roof; Rough stucco walls The builder is recorded as Riley Construction Company. The architect is recorded as L. Murray Dixon.
Eligible as contributing resource.

173. 1400 Collins Ave
This is a non-contributing vacant lot.
Not eligible/Non-contributing.

174. 1415 Collins Ave
This is a 3-story, 4-bay apartment/multi-unit complex hotel in the Art Deco style built in 1935. The foundation is reinforced concrete. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a built-up roof. Windows are replacement aluminum double-hung sashes. No porch Primary entryway into the hotel is through a gate on the south end of the hotel; Reception and other areas are accessed along the south elevation Asymmetrical facade designs; Horizontal banding at every floor level, cornice and at building's corners; Low-relief fountain motif sculptural panel on the south end of the west elevation; The builder is recorded as Harry Sayle. The architect is recorded as Albert Anis.
Eligible as contributing resource.

175. 1535 Collins Ave Now part of the Royal Palm Resort, at 1545 Collins Avenue
This is a 3-story Collins Avenue Hotel hotel in the Art Deco style built in 1940. The foundation is concrete pile. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof clad in replacement gravel. Windows are replacement aluminum jalacy casement. There is a full-span open porch characterized by a none roof. Protruding full-span porch; Terrazzo floor design; SImple metal railing Primary entryway is centered on the west elevation, directly across from the porch entry; Narrow glass double-doors with narrow fixed window above; Flanked on both sides by fluted and cloudy glass panels Symmetrical tripartite facade design; Ziggurat parapet roofline; Vertical racing stripes separating the bays and at the center of the central bay; Continuous corner eyebrows at third floor level of the building's northwest and southwest corners; Continuous eyebrow centered at first floor level over primary entryway; Terrazzo floor design; "Shorecrest" signage above primary entryway; Horizontal banding below second and third floor level windows and at roofline From the Hotel's Website: In 1995 the original Royal Palm and the adjoining Shorecrest hotel (built in 1940), both in run down condition, were purchased by the City of Miami Beach in order to preserve them for future renovation, once a private developer could be found. The very next year, 1996, the two properties were sold by the City of Miami Beach to African-American developer R. Donahue Peebles. The front half of the Shorecrest was fully restored, while its rear half had to be demolished to make way for the expansion plans. From 1998-2002 Mr. Peebles and his company rebuilt and expanded the Royal Palm. The expansion included the construction of two brand new modern high-rise towers; the first one located right behind the original front-half of the Shorecrest hotel and the second one directy behind the front half of the Royal Palm itself; thus creating a multi-structure hotel complex of almost 400 rooms. The reopening in 2002 also made history as the first ever black-owned hotel in Miami Beach. The builder is recorded as Harry H. Sayle. The architect is recorded as Donald G. Smith. The builder is recorded as Mantell Construction Company. The architect is recorded as Kiehnell & Elliott.
Eligible as contributing resource.

176. 1651 Collins Ave
This is a 3-story Commercial commercial building in the Other style. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat roof. No porch Primary entryway appears to be at the southwest corner of the building; Other entryways along the west elevation cater to different commercial businesses No records available telling when the building was built, or what parts are historic; Continuous rounded eyebrow above first floor leve windows; Narrow bands of windows at second and third floor levels separated by vertical and horizontal banding
Eligible as contributing resource.

177. 1669 Collins Ave
This is a 10-story hotel. Windows are fixed. There is a two-story, half-span open porch characterized by a flat roof with round posts. Small porch is recessed into the building and is about half the width of the building's west elevation; No railing; Space feels large because of the raised first floor level ceiling Primary entryway is about centered on the porch, along the west elevation; Glass double door surrounded by fixed windows; Ornamented from the inside by a colorful triangular artwork 1669 Collins Avenue is a part of the larger 1 Lincoln Road property owned and operated by the Ritz Carlton; Horizontally angled eyebrows and windows; Large recessed entryway at the first floor level is two-three stories tall with round supporting pillars
Eligible as contributing resource.

178. 638 Collins Ave
This is a 1-story Commercial commercial building in the Other style built in 1996. Exterior walls are coral stone. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are fixed. No porch Primary entryway is on the northernmost part of the east elevation; Glass single doorWith fixed windows directly above and to the right Coral stone veneer covering entire facade 638 Collins Avenue is one of the unique facades of the 634-668 Collins Avenue building.
Eligible as contributing resource.

179. 640 Collins Ave
This is a 1-story Commercial commercial building in the Other style built in 1996. Exterior walls are stone. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are fixed. No porch Primary entryway is on the southernmost part of the east elevation, facing southeast; Glass double-door with fixed window above Pink stone veneer covers the entire facade; Continuous eyebrow rounded at corners above doorway level runs across entire east elevation; Vertical "eyebrow" at northernmost part of east elevation 640 Collins Avenue is one of the unique facades of the 634-668 Collins Avenue building.
Eligible as contributing resource.

180. 644 Collins Ave
This is a 1-story Commercial commercial building in the Other style built in 1996. Exterior walls are coral stone. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are fixed. No porch Primary entryway is directly centered on east elevation; Glass double-door with fixed window directly above Coral stone veneer covering entire facade 644 Collins Avenue is one of the unique facades of the 634-668 Collins Avenue building.
Eligible as contributing resource.

181. 650 Collins Ave
This is a 1-story Commercial commercial building in the Other style built in 1996. Exterior walls are coral stone. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are fixed. No porch Primary entryway is directly centered on east elevation; Glass double-door with fixed window directly above Coral stone veneer covering entire facade 650 Collins Avenue is one of the unique facades of the 634-668 Collins Avenue building.
Eligible as contributing resource.

182. 656 Collins Ave
This is a 1-story Commercial commercial building in the Other style built in 1996. Exterior walls are coral stone. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are fixed. No porch Primary entryway is directly centered on east elevation; Glass double-door with fixed window directly above Coral stone veneer covering entire facade
Eligible as contributing resource.

183. 660 Collins Ave
This is a 1-story Commercial commercial building in the Other style built in 1996. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are fixed. No porch Primary entryway is directly centered on east elevation; Glass double-door with fixed window directly above Complements nearby Mediterranean Revival style buildings; Clay barrel tile roof; Wrought-iron ornamentation visible through three evenly-spaced fixed windows above first floor level 660 Collins Avenue is one of the unique facades of the 634-668 Collins Avenue building.
Eligible as contributing resource.

184. 668 Collins Ave
This is a 1-story Commercial commercial building in the Other style built in 1996. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are fixed. No porch Primary entryway is directly centered on east elevation; Glass double-door with fixed window directly above and fixed semi-circular arched fixed window above that Complements surrounding Mediterranean Revival buildings in district; Symmetrical tripartite facade design; Arches above first floor level windows; Corinthian pilasters between each archway; Wrought-iron fixtures visible through three evenly-spaced fixed windows above first floor level; Rough stucco walls 668 Collins Avenue is one of the unique facades of the 634-668 Collins Avenue building.
Eligible as contributing resource.

185. 670 Collins Ave
This is a 1-story Commercial commercial building in the Other style built in 1996. The building has a flat roof. Windows are fixed. No porch Two entryways sit on either side of the northeast corner of the building Symmetrical facade designs; Evenly spaced large display windows; Clay barrel tile roof on northwest corner of building; Complements Mediterranean Revival style buildings in the community
Eligible as contributing resource.

186. 721 Collins Ave
This is a 1-story Commercial commercial building in the Other style built in 1999. Exterior walls are stucco. Windows are fixed. Windows along the west elevation are all fixed and used as display for the retail space inside No porch Primary entryway is on the southernmost part of the west elevation; Glass double door with rectangular fixed window directly above; Rectangular eyebrow above entryway Asymmetrical facade design; Rectangular eyebrow over the primary entryway; Curved "eyebrow" just below the roof line; Rectangular eyebrow across the entire west elevation just above the doorway level; Protruding central rectangular mass split into three sections by two equally spaced columns
Eligible as contributing resource.

187. 740 Collins Ave
This is a 2-story Commercial commercial building in the Other style built in 2000. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are fixed. No porch Two primary entryways, one on either end of the east elevation Design complements surrounding Art Deco structures; Eyebrows above first floor level entryways; Porthole window on the northernmost part of the east elevation; Impression of a stepped roofline from uneven heights in building design
Eligible as contributing resource.

188. 763 Collins Ave
This is a 3-story Commercial commercial building in the Other style built in 1995. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are fixed. Principal windows are fixed and either rectangular or round porthole windows No porch There are several entryways along the north and west elevations The modern design complements and exaggerates, but does not copy, surrounding Art Deco buildings- exaggeratedly stepped rooflines, giant round porthole windows, large areas of glass block, etc.
Eligible as contributing resource.

189. 835 Collins Ave
This is a 2-story, 3-bay Collins Avenue Hotel hotel in the Art Deco style built in 1921. The foundation is concrete block. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum jalacy sashes. There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof. Full span porch extends out from underneath building and is shaded by continuous rounded eyebrow; Balustrade with stuccoed posts and aluminum railing between posts with curved/wavy designs Primary entryway is centered on primary (west) elevation; Single glass door flanked on either side by an adjacent, thin fixed window and a fluted pilaster that extends from ground level up until the first floor level eyebrow Symmetrical tripartite primary elevation; Horizontal banding below second floor level windows and at building's cornice; Continuous eyebrows rounded at building's corners (eyebrows are uniquely fluted along edge); "Lily" signage above primary entryway; Bas relief cornice; Unique multi-colored tile ornamentation on porch The builder is recorded as P.J. David. The architect is recorded as (None recorded).
Eligible as contributing resource.

190. 926 Collins Ave
This is a 2-story, 3-bay Collins Avenue Hotel hotel in the Art Deco style built in 1940. The foundation is reinforced concrete. Exterior walls are coral stone (lower) and stucco (upper). The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum jalacy casement. Long, ribbed ovular porthole windows on either side of primary doorway There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by a flat roof clad in stuccoed. Eyebrow extends out from the building just below the second floor level to cover and shade the porch; Multi-colored terrazzo floor with diamond and circle design just infront of the primary doorway; Thin aluminum railing with limited circular and curved ornamentation Primary entryway is directly centered on the east elevation at the porch level; Glass double-door framed in white aluminum; Fluted pilaster on either side ornaments; Doorway is also flanked on either side by a long, ovular porthole window with fluted glass and a large jalacy casement window Symmetrical tripartite primary facade; Slightly stepped ziggurat parapet roofline; Interior and exterior multi-colored terrazzo floor design; Continuous eyebrow above first floor level wraps around to north and south elevations and is rounded at corners; Continuous eyebrow over second floor level central bay window; Vertical racing stripes on slightly projected center bay; Fluted pilasters as quoins from the top of the first floor level to just below the cornice emphasize verticality; Ovular porthole windows on the first-floor level; Coral stone veneer on first floor level of east elevation The builder is recorded as Morris Treib. The architect is recorded as Albert Anis. The original/significant owner is recorded as Jay Kay Realty Corporation (original).
Eligible as contributing resource.

191. 1040 Collins Ave
This is a 12-story apartment/multi-unit complex apartment building in the Other style built in 1979. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum casements. There is a single-story, recessed open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof. Small porch recessed into the east elevation just slightly to the north of the cylinder; Porch is raised seven steps up from the ground level and includes a sitting area as well as access to the primary entryway Primary entryway slightly off-center to the right on the porch; Automatic sliding glass doors; Large fixed windows to the left of the primary entryway line the walls on the northeast corner of the porch Rectangular building raised one story level off the ground to provide parking spaces (with the exception of a lobby on the ground floor); Individual balconies on the north and south elevations at every level; Cylindrical shape recessed into east elevation stretching from ground level to above the roof line The builder is recorded as Franklin J. Rooney Association. The architect is recorded as William Dorsky Association. The original/significant owner is recorded as Miami Beach Senior Citizen Housing Development Corporation.
Eligible as contributing resource.

192. 1301 Collins Ave
This is a 5-story Parking Garage commercial building in the Other style with Art Deco influences built in 1989. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat roof. No windows, with the exception of some glass block ornamentation No porch Primary entryway for cars is on 13th street, with pedestrian exits/entrances on all sides of the structure Building design complements surrounding Art Deco buildings; Stepped ziggurat roofline repeats at several places; Windows of glass block; Horizontal banding emphasized; Vertical racing stripes lead up to locations of ziggurat roofline
Eligible as contributing resource.