Miami Real Estate

Buying a Home in Miami

Step-by-step guide for Miami home buyers

Selling Your Miami Property

Pricing, disclosures, offers and closing

Miami Real Estate Investing

Weighing rent, fees, taxes and rental rules

Relocating to Miami

Touring and buying from a distance

Buying From Abroad

FIRPTA, Florida's buyer affidavit, remote closings

Miami Condo Buyer's Guide

Milestone inspections, SIRS and reserves

Homestead Exemption

Property taxes after you buy in Miami-Dade

Miami Real Estate FAQ

Common questions, answered

The City Beautiful

Coral Gables Real Estate

Tree-lined boulevards and Mediterranean architecture define Coral Gables. Known as 'The City Beautiful,' this planned city offers waterfront estates, boutique shopping on Miracle Mile, and a refined lifestyle.

Miami's Financial Hub

Brickell Real Estate

Miami's Manhattan — a dense, walkable neighborhood of gleaming towers, world-class dining, and waterfront parks. Brickell offers luxury high-rise living in the heart of the city, close to offices, transit and the bay.

Iconic Oceanfront

Miami Beach Real Estate

From the Art Deco Historic District to the ultra-luxury towers of Mid-Beach, Miami Beach is an island paradise of white sand, turquoise water, and world-famous nightlife. A truly international destination.

Suburban Paradise

Pinecrest Real Estate

A lush village south of Miami known for its large lots, mature tree canopy and Pinecrest Gardens.

The New Miami

Doral Real Estate

Doral blends master-planned communities, new construction and easy access to Miami International Airport. A business hub with homes, townhomes and condos.

Florida's Riviera

Sunny Isles Beach Real Estate

A barrier island between the Atlantic and the Intracoastal, Sunny Isles Beach is known for its luxury oceanfront towers. Housing is almost entirely high-rise condominiums, from older buildings to new towers.

Miami's Original Bohemian Soul

Coconut Grove Real Estate

Coconut Grove is one of Miami's oldest neighborhoods. Canopied by ancient banyan trees, the Grove wraps around Dinner Key Marina — once a Pan Am seaplane base — and stretches from the bayfront estates of Biscayne Bay to the walkable village center at CocoWalk. Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, a Gilded Age villa with formal Italian gardens, anchors the northern edge.

Where Convenience Meets Coastal Living

Aventura Real Estate

Perched in northeast Miami-Dade near the Broward County line, Aventura is anchored by the Aventura Mall, a major regional shopping destination. The city's skyline is dominated by modern condo towers lining the Intracoastal Waterway and Country Club Drive. Turnberry Isle Resort and the three-mile Aventura Circle walking path give the area an active, resort-style atmosphere without the density of Miami's urban core.

Island Village on Biscayne Bay

Key Biscayne Real Estate

Reached only via the Rickenbacker Causeway, Key Biscayne is a barrier island village where Caribbean-blue water surrounds a small island village. The northern tip holds Crandon Park with its Atlantic beach, while the southern tip ends at Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park and the historic Cape Florida Lighthouse.

College-Town Energy, Hometown Roots

South Miami Real Estate

Despite its name, South Miami is its own incorporated city — a compact, walkable municipality centered on the Sunset Drive commercial corridor. It sits next to the University of Miami campus, and the surrounding residential streets are lined with mid-century ranch homes and mature oak trees. The Shops at Sunset Place and the South Miami Metrorail station make it one of the few transit-connected neighborhoods in Miami-Dade.

Canopy Roads & Quiet Acreage

Palmetto Bay Real Estate

Palmetto Bay is a village of wide, oak-canopied streets and half-acre-plus lots in south Miami-Dade. The Deering Estate at Cutler — a preserve with archaeological sites — forms its eastern waterfront. A network of parks and low-density streets set it apart from Miami's urban corridors.

Ultra-Luxury on the Atlantic

Bal Harbour Real Estate

A small oceanfront village just north of Surfside, Bal Harbour is synonymous with elite shopping and trophy condominiums. Bal Harbour Shops — an open-air temple to Chanel, Gucci, and Harry Winston — sits beside the village's oceanfront condominium towers. The beach is wide, meticulously maintained, and far quieter than Miami Beach to the south.