For SaleSingle-family home west of Coral Gables on an 8,600 square foot lot, 1,314 heated square feet across 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. MLS A12058596.
View this propertyWaterfront condos, oceanfront penthouses, and estate homes across Miami's 12 luxury micro-markets.
Each neighborhood below maps to a different property type, basis range, and hold horizon. Start with the tier that matches how you plan to use the property, then work into the specific micro-market.
Oceanfront, bayfront, and private-island residences where land and view drive the basis.
High-rise condos and penthouses in walkable, amenity-dense districts.
Single-family neighborhoods where lot size, architecture, and setting drive the basis.
Condo towers carrying hotel, fashion, or automotive brands, with hospitality-grade amenities.
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For SaleSingle-family home west of Coral Gables on an 8,600 square foot lot, 1,314 heated square feet across 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. MLS A12058596.
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Price ImprovedBrickell Ten condo residence, 2BR/2.5BA on the 16th floor, built 2016. MLS A12021849.
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New ListingUpdated single-family home with a new 2026 roof: 3 bedrooms and 2 baths across 1,438 heated square feet on a 7,000 square foot lot, no HOA. MLS A12107065.
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SoldRiviera Condominium, 1 bedroom plus den, 1 full and 1 half bath, third floor of Building A, built 1966. MLS A11934919.
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RentedRenovated 2 bedroom, 2 bath at the Ivy on the Miami River — 1,087 square feet on the 33rd floor. Rented at $4,000 a month. MLS A12077554.
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RentedUpdated 2 bedroom, 1 bath, one side of a 1967 duplex in Biscayne Shores on a 6,250 square foot fenced corner lot. Rented at $2,400 a month. MLS A12031075.
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There is no single cutoff. Branded condos, single-family homes, and trophy waterfront or private-island properties each start at different price points, so the threshold depends on the product type. The price floor moves by micro-market, not by city.
By property type, setting, and basis. Brickell and South Beach lean urban and liquid, with high-rise condos in walkable districts. Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, and Pinecrest are mostly single-family neighborhoods where lot size, architecture, and setting drive value. Miami Beach, Bal Harbour, Fisher Island, and Key Biscayne concentrate the trophy waterfront inventory. The grouping below sorts each neighborhood by the type of property it offers.
By underwriting before the offer, not after. That means comparable sales, basis analysis, condition review, HOA and insurance math, and a written ceiling. Buyers who walk in with a number defended by the numbers tend to close at the right price and avoid the post-inspection renegotiation trap.
Most buyer engagements begin with a 20 minute consult to align on neighborhood, budget, and timeline. Tours can be scheduled as soon as your one-on-one consultation is complete, subject to the property's availability. Gabriel personally replies within 24 hours (Mon to Sun, 7am to 9pm ET).
Regularly. Gabriel coordinates with attorneys, lenders, and tax advisors on remote closings, structure, and ownership entity decisions.
Every offer is underwritten before it is written. Start with a 20 minute consult and walk away with a plan, a price ceiling, and a shortlist.
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