The Short Answer Between January 2023 and September 2026, 77 residences closed at Continuum on South Beach. The median sale was $5,700,000 at $3,021 per square foot for 1,862 square feet, after a median 93 days under contract. Sales ran from $1,400,000 to $23,900,000, a span of 17 times inside one gated oceanfront property. Three […]
The Short Answer A higher floor is worth about half a percent per floor, and the number is a fact about your building rather than about Miami. I found 193 pairs of closings in the same building, matched to within 5% on interior size and separated by at least ten floors. The higher residence sold […]
The Short Answer No. In Miami condominium sales above $5 million, selling furnished did not raise the price per square foot. I compared furnished and unfurnished residences inside the same building, at the same size. That produced 396 matched pairs. The median difference was 0.6%. Restricting it to fully furnished residences only, 251 pairs, the […]
New vs Older Miami Luxury Condos 2026 The Short Answer New construction does not carry a Miami-wide premium at the top of the market. It carries a premium in some submarkets and a discount in others. In Sunny Isles Beach, condominiums delivered in 2019 or later closed at a median of $2,196 per square foot. […]
Ask what an ocean view is worth in Miami and you will get a confident answer. Ask for the evidence and it usually disappears. So here is the evidence. A review of 496 closed Miami-Dade condominium sales above $5 million, from January 2024 through September 2026, each carrying its MLS view designation, produces a result […]
Search for Miami’s most expensive condominium, and you will find an $80 million listing. That number is real. It is also nearly useless as a measure of what the building is worth, because the building it sits in has closed three sales in the past thirty-three months, and the highest of them was $13.5 million. […]
A $20 million Miami condominium can be extraordinarily valuable. That does not necessarily make it liquid. At the trophy level, the question is not simply whether a residence can sell. Almost every exceptional property has a buyer at the right price. The more interesting question is: How deep is the pool of buyers willing to […]
Two condominiums in the same South of Fifth building can have similar square footage, similar amenities and the same Miami Beach address—yet sell for millions of dollars apart. Why? In Miami’s ultra-luxury condo market, buyers aren’t simply purchasing square footage. They’re purchasing a specific residence within a specific vertical position. The building matters. But so […]
South of Fifth occupies only the southern tip of Miami Beach. Yet within those few blocks, a buyer can find a roughly $1 million condominium, a $5 million waterfront residence, a $15 million trophy property — or a penthouse asking tens of millions of dollars. That’s why I don’t consider South of Fifth one luxury […]
No Miami neighborhood carries more brand recognition outside of South Florida than Miami Beach, and no Miami neighborhood is more frequently misunderstood by buyers who have only ever seen it from the outside. Ocean Drive’s neon and the Art Deco postcard image are real, but they describe a fraction of one corridor — not the […]
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