July 14, 2025

Right now, the Downtown Miami real estate market is firmly positioned as a buyer’s market—an environment where buyers hold greater negotiating power due to several key factors shaping the current landscape. Here are some essential indicators that help explain what’s happening in this area: Inventory & Supply One of the most telling indicators is the current […]

South Beach is one of Miami’s most iconic real estate markets—renowned for its vibrant nightlife, world-famous beaches, and unmatched architectural appeal. Over the years, it has proven to be one of the most resilient and desirable markets, attracting both domestic and international buyers.Despite broader economic shifts, South Beach continues to offer a unique lifestyle and strong investment potential, appealing equally to end

Sunny Isles remains one of the most sought-after locations for buyers looking for luxury oceanfront properties. Thanks to its prime location and sustained demand—particularly in the ultra-luxury segment—Sunny Isles continues to demonstrate strong growth dynamics and exceptional investment potential. Inventory & Supply Sunny Isles currently has 20 months of inventory, representing a 19.1% increase compared to the same period

Brickell continues to position itself as one of Miami’s most attractive areas for buyers and investors, even in the face of rising inventory levels. Unlike other neighborhoods in the city, Brickell has shown signs of a more balanced, resilient market, backed by solid indicators and sustained growth. Inventory & Supply In Q2 2025, Brickell’s inventory reached 24 months, meaning

North Beach and Mid Beach are gaining increasing attention from both domestic and international investors—thanks to strong fundamentals, beachfront locations, and flexibility for short- and long-term rentals. As these areas continue to evolve, they offer a compelling alternative to more established markets like Brickell or Downtown Miami, particularly for investors looking to diversify their portfolios. Inventory & Supply As

While the broader Miami real estate market currently favors buyers, Edgewater tells a slightly different story. With stronger indicators and active demand, this neighborhood is showing signs of a more balanced market—one that, in certain cases, could even lean toward a seller’s market, as long as properties are priced right from the beginning. Inventory & Supply Edgewater