A 150-space public parking garage opened at 260 67th Street in North Beach in July, giving residents and visitors another option near the future Deauville Hotel site. Vehicle entry is on 67th Street. The City of Miami Beach announced the opening as the first half of a planned 300 public spaces at the garage under its agreement with developer Terra.
What’s open at the North Beach garage
The garage adds 150 spaces at 260 67th Street, a short walk from the beach and North Beach’s commercial corridor. The City says the spaces are part of 300 public spaces planned in the existing structure through its development agreement with Terra.
Miami Beach Commissioner Tanya K. Bhatt described the reopening as a major addition of resident parking in North Beach. Mayor Steven Meiner said the spaces would support residents, visitors, nearby businesses and community events, according to the City of Miami Beach announcement.
Current rates, payment and hours
The garage operates 24 hours a day and accepts electronic payments through ParkMobile or PayByPhone; cash is not accepted. The City’s July opening announcement lists regular rates of $1 per hour for registered Miami Beach residents and $2 per hour for non-residents. Registered Residential Parking Zone 26 residents may use the garage overnight on a first-come, first-served basis.
Current seasonal promotion: from August 1 through October 31, 2026, Miami Beach is offering $1-per-hour parking for up to three hours per session at municipal lots, garages and street parking citywide when payment is made through ParkMobile. The promotion is limited to 45 discounted hours in total. Check the City’s Dollar Parking page and the ParkMobile app for the applicable zone and current details before you park.
A $15 general event rate was announced for the garage’s opening weekend, with a 50% resident discount. Event pricing can change, so check on-site signage and the parking app before attending a nearby event.
Why the Deauville site matters
The garage sits beside the former Deauville Beach Resort site at 6701 Collins Avenue. The historic hotel closed in 2017 after fire and Hurricane Irma damage, was declared unsafe in 2022 and was subsequently demolished.
Terra, led by CEO David Martin, received final Miami Beach City Commission approval in June 2025 for a Foster + Partners-designed redevelopment with a residential tower and a reconstructed Deauville Hotel, according to Florida YIMBY’s report on the approval. The public-benefits package includes the parking spaces, pedestrian connections to the Beachwalk, stormwater upgrades and $7.5 million for the Byron Carlyle Cultural Center.
Tips before you go
- Set up ParkMobile or PayByPhone before arriving; the garage does not accept cash.
- Use ParkMobile if you want to use the citywide $1-per-hour promotion available through October 31, 2026.
- Registered Miami Beach residents should confirm their resident parking status before parking.
- For event nights, check the parking app and on-site signage for any temporary flat rate.
FAQ
Where is the North Beach parking garage?
It is at 260 67th Street in Miami Beach, with vehicle entry on 67th Street, near the future Deauville Hotel site.
How much does it cost to park there?
The City’s July opening announcement lists regular rates of $1 per hour for registered Miami Beach residents and $2 per hour for non-residents. Through October 31, 2026, the citywide ParkMobile promotion offers $1 per hour for up to three hours per session at municipal parking facilities. Check the app and City guidance for the rate that applies when you visit.
Can I pay with cash?
No. The garage accepts electronic payment through ParkMobile or PayByPhone.
Is the garage open 24 hours?
Yes. The City’s opening announcement says the garage operates 24 hours a day and serves Residential Parking Zone 26 for overnight parking on a first-come, first-served basis.
What is planned for the old Deauville Hotel site?
Terra has approval for a residential tower and a reconstructed version of the historic Deauville Hotel. The additional public parking is one part of the associated public-benefits package.
