Areas

Six neighborhoods,
one small map

Marisol works a deliberately narrow radius — close enough to walk a buyer through three of these on one afternoon, and close enough that she knows which blocks flood and which hold value. Hover a name to see it.

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Pick by what matters

Coconut Grove Canopy streets, sailing club, and the highest natural ground in the city. $2.4M24 active8–14 ft Coral Gables Mediterranean revival, strict design review, the steadiest resale curve here. $1.9M38 active7–12 ft Key Biscayne An island village with its own schools and one bridge in. Lowest turnover. $3.6M17 active4–7 ft Edgewater Bayfront towers and new inventory every quarter — the best value with a view. $1.1M52 activeCondo Bay Harbor Islands Two small islands, a walkable K-8, and boutique buildings replacing low-rises. $2.1M19 active3–6 ft Brickell Dense and walkable — the easiest first Miami purchase, if the reserves check out. $980K64 activeCondo

Market snapshot

Trailing 12 months · September 2026
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