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Market ReportSouth Florida Luxury Market Report: 28 Homes Sold Over $5M, $252.8M in Total Volume, Week of July 8–15, 2026
South Florida's luxury residential market recorded 28 closed sales at or above $5 million during the week of July 8–15, 2026, generating $252.8 million in total transaction volume across a broad corridor stretching from Coral Gables to Jupiter Inlet Colony. The week's top sale — a Bal Harbour oceanfront condominium at $22 million — underscored continued demand for trophy waterfront assets in the region's most exclusive zip codes.
NevadaNevada's Tax-Friendly Reputation Is No Longer Enough: Why Silver State Buyers Are Eyeing Miami Waterfront
Nevada has long attracted residents fleeing high-tax states with its 0% income tax and low property levies, but a growing cohort of Las Vegas and Henderson luxury buyers is now looking past the desert to South Florida's waterfront market — seeking what Nevada cannot offer: water, global cachet, and a genuine hedge against climate monotony.
Golden BeachGolden Beach Waterfront Homes: A Family Office & UHNW Buyer Guide to Renovation vs. Turn-Key
Ultra-high-net-worth buyers and family offices evaluating Golden Beach waterfront properties face a defining choice between renovating legacy estates and acquiring turn-key compounds. This guide examines every dimension of that decision — from seawall integrity and dock access to municipal controls and total cost of ownership — so principals and their advisors can act with confidence.
Palm Island & Hibiscus IslandFrom Condo to Waterfront Estate: The Complete Buyer's Guide to Upsizing to Palm Island, Miami Beach
Making the leap from a luxury condo to a waterfront estate is one of the most significant transitions in residential real estate — and Palm Island, Miami Beach is one of the most compelling destinations for buyers ready to make that move. This guide walks you through every consideration, from gated-island security to seawall conditions, dock access, and flood-zone strategy.
South of FifthSouth of Fifth & Miami Beach Waterfront Home Buyer Guide for Family Offices and Ultra-High-Net-Worth Buyers: Gated Islands, Open Bay, and Everything In Between
A rigorous, intelligence-first guide for family office principals and ultra-high-net-worth buyers evaluating luxury waterfront acquisitions in South of Fifth and the broader Miami Beach archipelago, with a detailed comparison of gated versus non-gated island living and key waterfront due-diligence considerations.
Market ReportSouth Florida Luxury Market Report: 27 Homes Sold Over $5M, $249.1M in Total Volume, Week of July 7–14, 2026
South Florida's luxury residential market recorded 27 closed sales at or above $5 million during the week of July 7–14, 2026, generating $249.1 million in combined volume across a broad corridor stretching from Key Biscayne to Jupiter. Transactions ranged from $5 million to $22 million, reflecting sustained demand across waterfront, estate, and high-rise condominium product in multiple submarkets.
Las Olas IslesLas Olas Isles Waterfront Home Buyer Guide for Latin American Investors: Open Bay Views vs. Protected Canal Lots Explained
International buyers from Latin America targeting luxury waterfront homes in Fort Lauderdale's Las Olas Isles face a critical early decision: open bay exposure or sheltered canal living. This guide breaks down what that choice means for lifestyle, vessel access, flood risk, and long-term value.
MichiganFrom the Great Lakes to Biscayne Bay: Why Michigan Homeowners Are Entering Miami's Waterfront Market
As Michigan's real estate market navigates a period of slower appreciation, rising carrying costs, and shifting demographics, a growing cohort of the state's homeowners and investors are converting equity into waterfront property in South Florida — targeting neighborhoods from Coral Gables to Fort Lauderdale.
North Beach Miami BeachFirst-Time Luxury Waterfront Home Buyer Guide: North Beach Miami Beach, Gated Islands vs. Non-Gated Waterfront Living
Buying your first luxury waterfront home in North Beach, Miami Beach requires understanding far more than price per square foot. This authoritative guide walks you through the critical distinctions between gated and non-gated waterfront islands, what the water itself means for your lifestyle and your investment, and how communities like the Venetian Islands set the benchmark for comparison.
ColoradoColorado's Rising Property Tax Burden Is Sending Luxury Buyers to Miami's Waterfront
As Colorado homeowners absorb significant property tax increases in 2026 and Aspen's luxury market cools, a growing number of high-net-worth residents are redirecting capital toward Miami's tax-advantaged waterfront corridor — from Coral Gables to Fort Lauderdale.
Market ReportSouth Florida Luxury Market Report: 33 Homes Sold Over $5M, $340.5M in Total Volume, Week of July 6–13, 2026
South Florida's luxury residential market recorded 33 closed sales at or above $5 million during the week of July 6–13, 2026, generating $340.5 million in total transaction volume across markets spanning from Key Biscayne to Palm Beach. The week's activity underscores sustained high-net-worth demand across a broad geographic corridor, with individual sale prices ranging from $5 million to $30.3 million.
Allison IslandAllison Island, Miami Beach Waterfront Home Buyer Guide for California Relocators: Bay-Front vs. Canal-Front vs. Ocean-Front Explained
If you're leaving California for South Florida's luxury waterfront market, Allison Island in Miami Beach offers one of the most nuanced buying decisions you'll face — and understanding the difference between bay-front, canal-front, and ocean-front properties can save you hundreds of thousands of dollars and years of frustration. This guide breaks down every waterfront category, calibrates California expectations to Miami Beach realities, and positions Allison Island within the broader Miami Beach island ecosystem.