Our markets
Miami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach
South Florida's three coastal counties offer very different settings — from dense urban waterfront to quieter residential enclaves. Below is an objective introduction to the areas we serve.
Typical property types
High-rise condominiums, branded residences, townhomes, and waterfront single-family homes.
Practical considerations
- Condominium association fees, reserves, and special assessments vary widely by building.
- Short-term rental rules differ by municipality and by building association.
- Flood zone designation and insurance costs should be reviewed early.
Miami-Dade
The most urban of the three counties, with a wide mix of high-rise condominiums, waterfront homes, and new developments.
- Brickell
- A dense financial district with high-rise condominiums, walkable streets, and bay views.
- Edgewater
- A bayfront corridor north of downtown with established and newer residential towers.
- Miami Beach
- Oceanfront and bayfront condominiums, historic districts, and island single-family homes.
- Bal Harbour
- A compact oceanfront village with full-service condominium buildings.
- Sunny Isles Beach
- A barrier-island city lined with oceanfront condominium towers.
- Aventura
- Residential towers and gated communities along the Intracoastal Waterway.
Typical property types
Waterfront single-family homes, mid- and high-rise condominiums, and townhomes.
Practical considerations
- For boating buyers, bridge clearances, canal depth, and dock condition matter.
- Seawall condition and any required repairs should be reviewed during due diligence.
- Homeowners' and condominium association approval processes vary.
Broward
An extensive canal network and beachfront communities, with a mix of waterfront homes and condominiums.
- Hallandale Beach
- Oceanfront and Intracoastal condominiums close to the Miami-Dade line.
- Hollywood
- A broad range of beachfront condominiums, lakes neighborhoods, and single-family homes.
- Fort Lauderdale
- Canal-front homes with boat access, a growing downtown, and beachfront towers.
Typical property types
Single-family homes, club and gated communities, waterfront estates, and condominiums.
Practical considerations
- Some communities have membership requirements or initiation fees.
- Rental minimums and leasing frequency limits are common in associations.
- Seasonal timing can affect inventory availability and scheduling.
Palm Beach
Coastal towns and residential communities, from waterfront estates to club communities and condominiums.
- Boca Raton
- Established residential communities, waterfront homes, and oceanfront condominiums.
Property, community, and municipal rules change. Buyers should independently verify all information, including zoning, rental rules, and flood zones, before purchasing.
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