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Market ReportSouth Florida Luxury Market Report: 13 Homes Sold Over $5M, $121.7M in Total Volume Week of August 3–10, 2026
Thirteen luxury properties closed at or above $5 million across South Florida during the week of August 3–10, 2026, generating $121.7 million in total sales volume. The week's activity spanned eight markets from Palm Beach Gardens to Key Biscayne, with a single Miami Beach waterfront home accounting for nearly 19 percent of total volume at $22.8 million.
IllinoisIllinois's Rising Property Taxes and Exodus Trend Are Sending Wealthy Buyers to Miami's Waterfront Market
With Illinois property taxes among the highest in the nation and a growing outmigration trend in 2026, a notable share of displaced luxury buyers are landing in Miami's waterfront corridors — bringing significant purchasing power and clear priorities.
Harbor IslesHarbor Isles Hollywood FL Waterfront Vacation Home Buyer Guide: Open Bay Views vs. Protected Canal Lots
Thinking about buying a luxury waterfront vacation home in Harbor Isles, Hollywood, Florida? This in-depth guide breaks down the critical differences between open bay-front and protected canal lots, what to inspect before you close, and how Harbor Isles compares to Fort Lauderdale's Las Olas Isles.
Star IslandStar Island Miami Beach Waterfront Home Buyer Guide: Open Bay Views vs. Protected Canal Lots for Luxury Vacation Buyers
Star Island is one of Miami Beach's most exclusive addresses, but choosing the right lot requires understanding the critical differences between open Biscayne Bay frontage and protected interior canal positions — a decision that shapes everything from your dock setup to your hurricane exposure.
MassachusettsMassachusetts Tax Pressure and Shrinking Inventory Are Sending Luxury Buyers to Miami Waterfront in 2026
With Massachusetts property taxes rising across 109 communities, estate tax exposure beginning at just $2 million, and luxury home inventory still scarce, a measurable wave of Bay State residents is redirecting capital toward South Florida waterfront — and the data behind that shift is sharper than ever.
Mid Beach Miami BeachFrom Condo to Waterfront Estate: The Mid-Beach, Miami Beach Buyer's Guide to Upsizing on the Water
Moving from a luxury condo to a waterfront estate in Mid-Beach, Miami Beach is one of the most rewarding — and complex — real estate transitions you can make. This guide walks serious buyers through every critical consideration, from gated island trade-offs to seawall condition, dock access, and how Mid-Beach compares to benchmark enclaves like Gables Estates.
Di Lido IslandDi Lido Island Luxury Waterfront Buyer Guide for Dubai & Gulf Buyers: Sunset vs. Sunrise Orientation Explained
A comprehensive guide for high-net-worth buyers from Dubai and the Gulf States purchasing waterfront homes on Di Lido Island, Venetian Islands, Miami Beach — covering orientation value, water access, flood zones, and how the island compares to Sunset Islands.
ConnecticutConnecticut's Tax Pressure and Tight Inventory Are Sending Luxury Buyers to Miami's Waterfront
As Connecticut's property tax reassessments take effect and high-end inventory stays stubbornly low, a growing cohort of Fairfield County and Hartford-area residents is turning to South Florida waterfront real estate — not as a retreat, but as a primary financial and lifestyle decision.
Biscayne PointBiscayne Point, Miami Beach: A Luxury Waterfront Buyer Guide for Dubai and Gulf Investors — Bridge Clearance, Dock Access, and What No Fixed Bridges Really Means
Gulf-based buyers seeking true deep-water, yacht-ready estates in Miami Beach will find Biscayne Point's no-fixed-bridge canal network one of the most strategically valuable waterfront configurations in South Florida. This guide explains exactly what that means, how it compares to other prestigious enclaves, and what to verify before making an offer.
Market ReportSouth Florida Luxury Market Report: 12 Homes Sold Over $5M, $112.1M in Total Volume, Week of July 31–August 7, 2026
Twelve luxury properties closed above $5 million across South Florida during the week of July 31 through August 7, 2026, generating $112.1 million in combined sales volume. The week was headlined by a $22.8 million Miami Beach waterfront closing and a $18 million Bay Harbor Islands transaction that went under contract in a single day.
North Bay RoadNorth Bay Road Miami Beach Buyer's Guide for Boaters and Yachting Enthusiasts: Waterfront Costs, Dock Access, and What Most Buyers Miss
North Bay Road is one of Miami Beach's most coveted addresses for serious boaters, but the true cost of ownership extends well beyond the purchase price. This guide breaks down what yacht-owning buyers must evaluate before closing on a waterfront home here.
Coral RidgeDownsizing from an Inland Estate to Waterfront Living in Coral Ridge, Fort Lauderdale: A Luxury Buyer's Guide
If you're trading a large inland estate for a waterfront lifestyle in Fort Lauderdale, Coral Ridge offers a compelling blend of deep-water access, established neighborhoods, and architectural variety — but the transition demands a sharper due-diligence checklist than most buyers expect.
Market ReportSouth Florida Luxury Market Report: 17 Homes Sold Over $5M, $145.9M in Total Volume, Week of July 30–August 6, 2026
South Florida's luxury market posted 17 closed sales above $5 million during the week of July 30 through August 6, 2026, generating $145.9 million in total volume across nine cities from Key Biscayne to Palm Beach Gardens. The week was headlined by a $21.5 million estate in Boca Raton and an $18 million Bay Harbor Islands closing that lasted just one day on market.
Mid Beach Miami BeachLuxury Waterfront Home Buyer Guide for Family Offices and Ultra-High-Net-Worth Buyers in Mid-Beach, Miami Beach
A comprehensive due-diligence framework for family offices and ultra-high-net-worth buyers evaluating waterfront residential acquisitions in Mid-Beach, Miami Beach — with expert guidance on seawall condition, marine inspections, water depth, and how comparable markets like the Venetian Islands inform valuation and risk.
Allison IslandAllison Island, Miami Beach: The Complete Luxury Waterfront Buyer Guide for California Relocators
If you're moving from California and considering a waterfront estate on Allison Island in Miami Beach, this guide covers everything from flood zone designations and insurance costs to dock access, seawall conditions, and how the island compares to Fort Lauderdale enclaves like Las Olas Isles.
Market ReportSouth Florida Luxury Market Report: 23 Homes Sold Over $5M, $224.1M in Total Volume, Week of July 29–August 5, 2026
South Florida's luxury residential market closed 23 transactions above $5 million during the week of July 29 through August 5, 2026, generating $224.1 million in total sales volume across a nine-market corridor stretching from Coral Gables to Jupiter. The week's activity was anchored by a $34.4 million oceanfront sale in Manalapan and underscored by a string of off-market closings that signal continued suppressed inventory at the top of the market.
Rio VistaRio Vista Fort Lauderdale Waterfront Vacation Home Buyer Guide: Privacy, Dock Access, and What Luxury Buyers Need to Know
A comprehensive guide for luxury buyers considering a waterfront vacation home in Rio Vista, Fort Lauderdale, covering privacy tiers across canal-front, Intracoastal, and bay-front positions, with comparisons to Star Island and key due-diligence factors every serious buyer should address before closing.
Coral RidgeFrom Condo to Waterfront Estate: A Luxury Buyer's Guide to Coral Ridge, Fort Lauderdale — Property Taxes, Homestead Exemption & What Every Upsizing Buyer Must Know
Moving from a luxury condo to a waterfront estate in Coral Ridge is one of the most rewarding — and complex — transitions in South Florida real estate. This guide walks upsizing buyers through the waterfront-specific due diligence, tax implications, and neighborhood dynamics that experienced agents rarely volunteer unless you ask.