Neighborhoods
Miami is a collection of places, not one market
Each neighborhood has its own character, building stock, and rhythm. Start with the place — then the property.
Brickell
Miami’s high-rise financial district, walkable and dense.
2 for sale · 1 for lease
Brickell Key
A gated island at the mouth of the Miami River.
1 for sale · 0 for lease
Downtown Miami
The civic and cultural core, from Biscayne Boulevard to the river.
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Miami Beach
A barrier island city of Art Deco blocks and oceanfront towers.
0 for sale · 1 for lease
South of Fifth
The southern tip of Miami Beach, bounded by water on three sides.
1 for sale · 0 for lease
Coconut Grove
Miami’s oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood, under heavy canopy.
3 for sale · 0 for lease
Coral Gables
A planned 1920s city of Mediterranean Revival architecture.
1 for sale · 1 for lease
Key Biscayne
An island village between two state parks.
1 for sale · 0 for lease
Edgewater
A bayfront corridor of new towers north of Downtown.
0 for sale · 1 for lease
Bal Harbour
A small oceanfront village at the north end of the barrier island.
1 for sale · 0 for lease
Sunny Isles Beach
A narrow strip of oceanfront towers between the ocean and the Intracoastal.
1 for sale · 1 for lease
Surfside
A low-rise oceanfront town of about a square kilometre.
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Bay Harbor Islands
Two connected islands in Biscayne Bay, west of Bal Harbour.
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Fisher Island
A private island reachable only by ferry or boat.
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Venetian Islands
A chain of six islands along the Venetian Causeway.
1 for sale · 0 for lease
