Miami · Florida licensed broker

With the right guide, invest in Miami.

Browse homes for sale and for rent by neighborhood. Since 2015 we have guided more than 150 international investors through $127M+ in Miami transactions.

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Where to begin

BuyCondos, single-family homes and townhouses for sale across Miami — filtered by neighborhood, budget and bedroom count.RentLong-term rentals. For anyone who wants to know a neighborhood before committing to it.New Developments65 branded residences and pre-construction projects, each with its delivery timeline and location.
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Intelligence

Local knowledge

Field notes

Miami neighborhood by neighborhood: who each one suits, what a given building actually promises, and which costs — from property tax to HOA — belong in your math.

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2026 Turkish Investor Report

An original dataset on how Turkish buyers behave in the Miami market, published openly as downloadable JSON and CSV.

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Featured listings

3-bedroom Condo — 2000 Bayshore Dr #110, Miami, FL 33137
$810,0002000 Bayshore Dr #110, Miami, FL 331373 bd · 2 ba · 1,475 ft² · CondoMiami Real Estate Broker
1-bedroom Condo — 725 22nd St #12C, Miami, FL 33137
$620,000725 22nd St #12C, Miami, FL 331371 bd · 2 ba · 950 ft² · CondoPropertySmart Real Estate
3-bedroom Condo — 488 18th St #4010, Miami, FL 33132
$1,500,000488 18th St #4010, Miami, FL 331323 bd · 4 ba · 1,592 ft² · CondoCompass Florida, LLC
All homes for sale

Listing data provided by the Southeast Florida MLS (MIAMI REALTORS®) IDX feed. Copyright Southeast Florida Multiple Listing Service © 2026. Accuracy of listing information is not guaranteed. Listing information is provided for personal consumer, non-commercial use, solely to identify potential properties for potential purchase. All other use is strictly prohibited.

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Neighborhoods

A palm-lined boulevard with residential towers on either side, seen from street levelBrickellMiami's business center — dense, walkable and awake all year.A shoreline, turquoise water and the built fabric running along the coast — from the airMiami BeachAn island with its own municipality; its sub-areas differ sharply from one another.Buildings rising above a dense tree canopy, from the air at sunsetCoconut GroveMature tree canopy, marinas and low-rise streets.A tree-lined residential fabric, a golf course and a historic tower building — from the airCoral GablesPlanned and founded in the 1920s, with its own municipality.A downtown skyline, an arena and a waterfront park — aerial viewDowntown MiamiThe city's civic and cultural core, with large-scale redevelopment still under way.A bay shoreline lined with towers, seen from the air at sunsetEdgewaterA narrow strip along Biscayne Bay, where the water view is the rule.A neon sign mounted on a green plant wall — a storefront at street levelMidtownA walkable middle scale between Wynwood and the Design District.A building with a facade covered in large murals, seen from street levelWynwoodWhere warehouses became galleries; the residential supply is comparatively new.A shopping center's curved glass entrance, seen from aboveAventuraA walkable cluster of towers built around a shopping center.A curved-balcony tower rising above the beach, with a flock of birds in the skySunny Isles BeachTowers lined along Collins Avenue; water is close on both sides.Two bicycles on the beach, with towers rising along the coast behindBal HarbourA limited number of buildings, one retail core, low density.A white lighthouse at the end of a walkway lined with palm treesKey BiscayneConnected to the mainland by one road; parks at both ends, housing in the middle.The stucco facade and tile roof of a house, with a palm tree beside itPinecrestNo towers, no apartment blocks; single-family fabric on tree-lined streets.A low-rise house with an ivy-covered arched entrance, a wide lawn and palm treesMiami ShoresIts own municipality, its own police force and a university campus.Houses lined along a canal, boats docked at the pier, reflections on the water at sunsetNorth MiamiA city reaching from the bay inland, its fabric changing block by block.A small house at the end of a brick path, surrounded by dense tropical foliageEl PortalA separate municipality of a few streets, on the north bank of the Little River.A quiet street lined with palm trees, with cars parked along the sideBelle MeadeA gated, curving interior between Biscayne Boulevard and the bay.A pink neon hotel sign on a building facade, with a palm tree silhouette in front, at nightMiMo DistrictDesignated mid-century modern fabric along Biscayne Boulevard.Palm trees bending in the wind beside a calm waterway along a seawallMorningsideA small neighborhood between the boulevard and the water, with one way in.A paved road running beneath a tunnel formed by banyan treesCoral WayA historic tree-tunnel road running from the center toward Coral Gables.
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What we do

Sell

Sell your property

The price is built from closed comparables; preparation, marketing and closing run from one desk.

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Rent out your property

Long-term, short-term or managed. Pricing, tenant screening and the lease are handled for you.

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Analysis before you buy

Independent investment analysis for a single property. Close with us and the fee comes off the commission.

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For property owners

Wondering what your home is worth?

Type your address; we derive an indicative range from active listings nearby.

Tell us what you are looking for. We will do the searching.

Share your budget, your preferred neighborhoods and how you intend to use the property. We will review what fits — both in our own portfolio and on the open market. The consultation is free and carries no obligation.

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