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Unfiltered data. Honest analysis. Quarterly reports on every major Miami luxury corridor β€” so you make decisions based on facts, not hype.

01 Featured Reports

Latest market
intelligence.

Featured Β· April 2026
Brickell: It's About the Building, Not the Address
Some buildings outperform by 30%. Others quietly stagnate. Here's the data.
BrickellQ1 20267 min
Coconut Grove
Expensive and Only Getting More Expensive
Supply is structurally capped. The data doesn't support waiting for a dip.
HomesMarch 20265 min
South of Fifth
True Scarcity. Real Value Compression.
Oceanfront inventory at a 5-year low. What that means for pricing in 2026.
CondosApril 20265 min
Coral Gables
The Long Game: Why Gables Always Delivers
A decade of data confirms Miami's most reliable long-term hold.
EstatesFeb 20266 min
Sunny Isles
International Demand Is Quietly Pushing Prices
Branded residences attracting global buyers. Rental yield remains the story.
CondosMarch 20264 min
Key Biscayne
Island Scarcity: Why Buyers Here Don't Leave
Limited inventory and direct ocean access create a market that consolidates.
WaterfrontJan 20265 min
02 Market Pulse Β· April 2026

The numbers,
no spin.

Brickell
$2,400/sqft
↑ 8.2% YoY
Inventory tight. New supply absorbed within 60 days. Top performers: 1000 Brickell, SLS Brickell.
Coconut Grove
$1,850/sqft
↑ 18.4% YoY
Highest appreciation in Miami. DOM at 34 days. Structural scarcity driving premium.
South of Fifth
$3,100/sqft
↑ 5.7% YoY
Oceanfront inventory at 5-year lows. Price floor holding above $5M. Stable UHNW demand.
Bal Harbour
$3,400/sqft
↓ 2.1% YoY
Pricing correction creating entry opportunity. Rivage pre-construction resetting benchmark.
Coral Gables
$1,680/sqft
↑ 6.1% YoY
Gated communities outperforming. School district premium holding strong.
Key Biscayne
$2,450/sqft
↑ 9.3% YoY
Island scarcity driving consistent appreciation. DOM at 38 days β€” fastest in 3 years.

Data from MLS & public records Β· April 2026 Β· Indicative only

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🏑 South Florida Real Estate Weekly

Β Week of January 28, 2026

Latest trends, data, and headlines shaping the market right now.

 

By Andrei Joseph |

 

πŸ™ Miami Luxury Market Takes Over

Miami now has more $1M+ home listings than New York City β€” a clear sign of market depth and global demand for high-end real estate. Luxury inventory has surged while out-of-state (especially Northeast) buyers keep driving turnout.

πŸ’Ž West Palm Beach’s Luxury Surge

Luxury homes in West Palm Beach are seeing some of the fastest price growth in the U.S., up nearly 187% over the last decade β€” far outpacing markets like NYC.

πŸ’° $10M+ Sales Remain Strong

South Florida recorded the second-highest number of $10M+ home sales in history in 2025, indicating sustained ultra-luxury demand despite broader affordability pressures.

🚧 Major Developments Breaking Ground

Miami is moving forward on mixed-use luxury, affordable housing, and a new hospital project, blending growth across sectors β€” healthcare, housing, and premium real estate.

πŸ“ˆ Regional Sales Trends

Local real estate continues positive momentum: single-family home sales and condo transactions climbed in Miami-Dade and Broward late last year β€” backing optimism for 2026.


πŸ“Š Market Trends & Data You Need to Know

πŸ“ˆ Sales Activity & Buyer Power

  • Southeast Florida saw double-digit annual sales growth in December 2025, with single-family sales up ~14% YoY and condo sales also climbing.

  • Pending home sales in the Miami metro rose ~6.3% YoY β€” a signal that buyer interest continues into early 2026.

🧠 Andrei’s Insight: Buyers currently have rare leverage β€” a mix of inventory, steady rates, and seasonal market softness means stronger negotiation power than we’ve seen in years.


🏘 South Florida Buyer’s Market β€” For Now

According to Redfin data, several South Florida cities (including Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and West Palm Beach) rank among the nation’s strongest buyer’s markets due to ample supply relative to active buyers.

Why this matters:
βœ” Sellers may need to sweeten terms or competitive pricing
βœ” Investors should track neighborhoods with mid-tier price momentum
βœ” Buyers can shop with more options and less bidding war pressure


πŸ“Œ Regional Highlights – What’s Moving

🌴 Miami

  • Luxury dominance continues β€” particularly in waterfront and high-end condo segments.

  • Buyers under contract are ticking up, suggesting seasonal confidence.

πŸ›₯ Broward County

  • Single-family and condo sales climbed in late 2025, pointing to strong sustained demand.

πŸ– Palm Beach

  • New oceanfront luxury condos are breaking ground for the first time in years β€” a bet on long-term coastal resilience.


πŸ’‘ Actionable Strategies This Week

πŸ“Œ For Buyers

  • Shop $400K–$800K segments where inventory is most balanced and sellers show flexibility.

  • Request 2026 financing projections now β€” a slight dip in average mortgage rates is starting to pull buyers off the sidelines.

πŸ“Œ For Sellers

  • Highlight luxury appeal & lifestyle assets in listings β€” South Florida’s top tier continues to outperform.

  • Price based on historic demand corridors (Brickell, Coconut Grove, Boca Raton) where migration and tax advantages matter.

πŸ“Œ For Investors

  • Monitor ultra-luxury migration from the Northeast; luxury condos and estates continue absorbing capital.

  • With strong affordable housing developments underway, look for rental yields near new workforce housing clusters.

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