About Gateway to the Grove
Designed by Behar Font & Partners
Gateway to the Grove is an 11-story condominium at 2600 SW 27th Avenue, designed by Behar Font & Partners and completed in 2006 with 60 one-, two-, and three-bedroom residences. It sits in Northeast Coconut Grove, a quieter, more inland pocket of the neighborhood than the bayfront towers along South Bayshore Drive.
Building Fees & Assessments
Association fee data for this building isn't yet compiled from MLS listings -- contact us for current figures on a specific unit.
Specific reserve fund balances, pending special assessments, and financial statements aren't public MLS data -- request them directly from the condo association or your agent before making an offer.
Rental Potential
See the live "Monthly rental from" figure above for Gateway to the Grove's current lowest asking rent, and the market snapshot's closed-lease count and median rent for actual rental demand over the trailing 12 months -- both update automatically, unlike a number written here. Specific rental rules -- minimum lease term, rentals allowed per year, and whether short-term/Airbnb-style rentals are permitted -- are set by the condo association and vary by building. Verify current rental restrictions directly with the association before buying as an investment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Gateway to the Grove pet-friendly?
Yes, Gateway to the Grove is generally pet-friendly. Verify current pet rules and any breed or weight restrictions directly with the building association before purchasing.
Can I rent out my unit at Gateway to the Grove?
Long-term rentals are generally permitted at Gateway to the Grove, though minimum lease terms and any short-term rental restrictions vary by building. Verify the current rental policy directly with the association before purchasing as an investment.
Where is Gateway to the Grove located within Coconut Grove?
It's in Northeast Coconut Grove, near the 27th Avenue corridor, a short drive from CocoWalk and the bayfront -- a more residential, less waterfront-driven pocket of the neighborhood than towers like Park Grove or Grove at Grand Bay.
Reviewed by Carlos Olivares, FL License #3051724. Last updated September 2026.