Miami & Fort Lauderdale
South Florida Luxury Real Estate
Private, detail-driven guidance for buyers and sellers of South Florida's most distinctive properties.
Representation for Waterfront Estates and Tower Residences
Across 5 years focused on South Florida's top-tier markets, every transaction is handled with discretion, precision, and close attention to the details that matter in a high-value purchase or sale — from waterfront estates in Fort Lauderdale to high-rise residences in Brickell.
Available in English and Russian. Coordination extends to buyers and sellers based outside the United States who are evaluating South Florida as part of a broader real estate plan.
Signature Services
Oceanfront Condominiums
Residences and penthouses in Miami's most recognized towers
Waterfront Estates
Private properties with docks, pools, and open water views
Branded Residences
Properties developed under hospitality and design-brand partnerships
Cross-Border Transactions
Coordination for buyers and sellers based outside the United States
Multilingual Communication
Service adapted to the client's preferred language
Full-Service Coordination
Guidance from initial search through closing
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about luxury real estate in Miami
What qualifies as luxury real estate in Miami?
Luxury real estate in Miami is defined by context rather than a fixed universal price threshold. Buyers typically weigh location, waterfront access, privacy, architecture, service level, and rarity across oceanfront condominiums, waterfront estates, and branded residences.
How much does a luxury condo typically cost in Brickell?
Pricing varies by building, residence size, view, condition, amenities, and available inventory. Reviewing active listings and comparable closed sales is a reliable way to set a budget for a specific Brickell building.
What are some well-known luxury condo buildings in Miami?
Recognized examples include Porsche Design Tower and Armani Casa in Sunny Isles Beach, Faena House and Four Seasons in Miami Beach, Una Residences in Brickell, and the Ritz-Carlton Residences in Key Biscayne. Availability, services, fees, and fit differ by property, so the right shortlist depends on the buyer's priorities.
Can foreign buyers purchase luxury property in Miami?
Foreign buyers can purchase property in Miami, but tax, ownership, financing, and reporting requirements depend on the buyer's individual circumstances. Coordinating with a Florida real estate attorney, a qualified tax adviser, and a lender before making an offer is recommended.
What is the price range for oceanfront penthouses in Miami?
Oceanfront penthouse pricing varies with location, floor, view, terrace, size, finish, building services, and available inventory. Active listings and comparable closed sales for the specific property give a more reliable picture than a market-wide estimate.
How long does it typically take to close on luxury property in Miami?
The timeline depends on financing, inspections, title review, condominium association approval, negotiations, and whether the residence is complete or still under construction. Setting the schedule with the lender, attorney, title team, and developer before signing helps avoid surprises.
What are typical closing costs for luxury real estate in Miami?
Closing costs depend on price, financing, title arrangements, taxes, association charges, professional fees, and the parties' contract terms. Requesting a written estimate from the title company, lender, and attorney is standard practice; international buyers should also obtain guidance on FIRPTA and cross-border tax reporting.
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