Miami and Fort Lauderdale
Luxury Real Estate in South Florida
Expect discretion and an eye for detail when you buy or sell a rare home in South Florida.
Choosing an agent for waterfront estates and tower homes
With more than 20 years in real estate — first in Manhattan, now across South Florida — every transaction is handled with discretion, precision, and close attention to the details that matter in a high-value purchase or sale, from waterfront estates in Fort Lauderdale to high-rise residences in Brickell.
If you live outside the United States, the coordination covers you too, whether you're buying or selling and weighing South Florida within a wider property strategy.
Signature Services
Oceanfront Condos
Residences and penthouses in Miami's best-known towers.
Waterfront Estates
Private homes where the dock, the pool and the open-water view come with the property.
Branded Residences
Homes developed with hospitality and design brands.
Cross-Border Transactions
Coordination for buyers and sellers who live outside the United States.
Multilingual Communication
Pick the language you're most comfortable in, and the conversation follows.
Full-Service Coordination
Guidance from your first search through closing day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Miami Luxury Real Estate: Your Questions Answered
What counts as a luxury property in Miami?
There is no one price that makes a Miami property luxury; context does. Buyers usually ask: how rare is it, how private, where does it sit, what is the architecture? Then: can you reach the water, and what service comes with it? The same questions fit oceanfront condos, waterfront estates and branded residences.
Roughly what does a Brickell luxury condo sell for?
No single figure covers it. Building, size and view set one unit apart from the next, and so do condition, amenities and what's on the market. To budget for one Brickell building, read its current listings next to comparable sales that have closed.
What are some of the best-known luxury condo towers in Miami?
Several names come up again and again. Sunny Isles Beach has Porsche Design Tower and Armani Casa. Miami Beach has Faena House and Four Seasons. Brickell has Una Residences, and Key Biscayne has The Ritz-Carlton Residences. Your shortlist begins with what matters most to you, since availability, services, fees and fit vary building by building.
Can foreign buyers purchase luxury property in Miami?
Yes. Foreign buyers can buy in Miami. Tax, ownership, financing and reporting rules all depend on your own situation. Hold off on an offer until you've spoken with a lender, a qualified tax adviser and a real estate attorney in Florida.
How much does an oceanfront penthouse in Miami go for?
It comes down to the specific unit. Which floor, which view, where it sits. How large it is, how big the terrace, what finish. Add the building's services and the stock on the market. For that one property, current listings and comparable closed sales say more than any market-wide estimate.
How long until a luxury purchase in Miami actually closes?
It depends on the deal, and on one question first: is the unit finished, or still under construction? After that come inspections, financing and negotiations, then title review and condo association approval. Before you sign, fix the schedule with the developer, lender, title team and attorney. Fewer surprises follow.
What does it cost to close on a luxury purchase in Miami?
Costs vary with each deal. Price, financing and contract terms shape them, and so do title setup, professional fees, taxes and association charges. Written estimates from your lender, title company and attorney turn that into real numbers. If you're an international buyer, get advice on FIRPTA and cross-border tax reporting as well.
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