Miami Beach Real Estate Blog

Fort Lauderdale has spent decades being described as “Miami’s quieter cousin” — a fair description twenty years ago, an increasingly inaccurate one today. The city long celebrated as the Venice of America for its 165 miles of navigable waterways is in the middle of a genuine luxury real estate renaissance, with global hospitality brands — Ritz-Carlton, St. Regis, Viceroy — re...

No Miami neighborhood carries more brand recognition outside of South Florida than Miami Beach, and no Miami neighborhood is more frequently misunderstood by buyers who have only ever seen it from the outside. Ocean Drive’s neon and the Art Deco postcard image are real, but they describe a fraction of one corridor — not the market. The actual Miami Beach luxury condo landscap...

Ask ten Miami real estate buyers to name the city’s best luxury submarkets, and most will say Brickell, Sunny Isles Beach, Bal Harbour, Miami Beach. Aventura rarely makes the first list — and that omission is precisely why the buyers who do their homework on this market tend to come away surprised by what they find.

Aventura sits at the northern edge of Miami-Dade C...

Halfway through 2026, the Miami-Dade luxury real estate market is telling three different stories depending on which altitude you’re looking at. The countywide numbers show a market still working through inventory. The $1 million-and-above coastal corridor shows price appreciation accelerating even as transactions take longer to close. The $10 million-and-above ultra-luxury t...

In 2016, Zaha Hadid died. She was 65 years old. She had just become the first woman to win the Pritzker Architecture Prize solo. She had transformed the built environment of London, Rome, Vienna, Beijing, Guangzhou, and dozens of other cities with buildings whose curvilinear, parametric forms seemed to belong to a future that had not yet arrived. And she had — just barely, wi...