Miami Beach Real Estate Blog

Every other market in this guide series has a number of sales per month I can cite with confidence. A closing rate. A days-on-market average built on enough transactions to mean something. Fisher Island does not have those things — not because the market is failing, but because the market is so structurally thin that standard real estate metrics simply don’t apply in the same...

The number that defines Ziggurat Coconut Grove is not its price, its square footage, or its floor count. It is 19. Nineteen residences, total, in the entire building. In a Miami luxury market where “boutique” is routinely applied to bui...

Coconut Grove is not a market that rewards the buyer who approaches it the way they’d approach Brickell or Sunny Isles Beach. The pricing looks deceptively similar on a per-square-foot basis, the buildings look varied on a map, and the neighborhood’s bohemian-meets-luxury positioning attracts a buyer profile that is, on balance, more specific than the broader South Florida lu...

If you watched the most recent season of The White Lotus, you already know what Anantara feels like — even if you didn’t know the name of the resort where it was filmed. The season was shot at an Anantara property in Thailand, and what came through the screen was a specific quality of hospitality: unhurried, sensory, rooted in a particular place and culture rather than the st...

I have this conversation regularly. A buyer arrives from New York — typically from Tribeca, the Upper East Side, or Hudson Yards — having done what they consider thorough research on Miami’s luxury market. They have a price point in mind. They have a neighborhood shortlist. They have expectations about what their budget buys, how negotiations work, how long transactions take,...