The Short Answer A $5 million budget buys 4,378 square feet in Aventura and 2,353 square feet in Bal Harbour. That is the same money for 86% more space. Both numbers come from the same nine months of closed sales in the same county. The Aventura figure rests on five closings and the Bal Harbour […]
The Short Answer About six months. The median Miami-Dade condominium sale above $5 million spent 178 cumulative days on market before it went under contract. That median hides the range that actually matters to a seller. 29% of these residences found a buyer in under 90 days. 22% took more than a year, and 5% […]
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. […]
Miami has hundreds of condominium buildings near the Atlantic Ocean. Very few define its ultra-luxury market. At the highest level, direct oceanfront is only the admission ticket. The buildings that command Miami’s largest premiums combine attributes that are considerably harder to replicate: extraordinary beachfront sites, architectural significance, privacy, limited inventory, exceptional residence design, service, views […]
Drive north along Collins Avenue from Miami Beach, and the skyline changes dramatically. Sunny Isles Beach has become one of South Florida’s most concentrated corridors of luxury oceanfront condominium towers — a vertical city where architecture, hospitality, automotive and fashion brands compete for a relatively small stretch of Atlantic coastline. But buyers shouldn’t mistake an […]
Every few years, a building arrives in the Miami luxury pre-construction market that the entire industry pauses to evaluate — not because of novelty or spectacle, but because of the weight of the name on the facade. The St. Regis brand carried that weight at 1809 Brickell Avenue when Related Group launched St. Regis Residences […]
There is exactly one stretch of road in the United States where you can choose between two residential buildings that will park your car inside your living room. That stretch is Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach, between 18401 and 18555 — and the two buildings are Bentley Residences and Porsche Design Tower. Both were […]
In a market defined by branded residences — buildings where the name on the facade belongs to Porsche, Bentley, Armani, or St. Regis — Jade Signature Sunny Isles Beach holds a different kind of prestige. The brand here is not a car manufacturer or a hotel dynasty. It is one of the most celebrated architecture […]
Every conversation about the Dezervator — the patented robotic car elevator that now defines the cutting edge of luxury condo amenity innovation in Miami — starts at Porsche Design Tower. Not at Bentley Residences, which refines the concept. Not at Aston Martin or any other automotive brand exploring residential real estate. Porsche Design Tower, delivered […]
Two buildings. Same oceanfront corridor. Both fully delivered. Both ultra-luxury by any reasonable definition. Both with 154 residences in a 54-story tower — a numerical coincidence that somehow makes the comparison feel even more fitting. If you are evaluating the Sunny Isles Beach ultra-luxury condo market above $5 million and you have done any research […]
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