Miami Neighborhoods
Phase 1 covers the markets we actively work in. More neighborhoods added over time.
Brickell
Miami's financial district and densest high-rise condo corridor
Coconut Grove
Miami's oldest neighborhood -- bohemian roots, bayfront village character, and a wave of new luxury towers
Coral Gables
The City Beautiful -- Mediterranean Revival architecture, tree-lined boulevards, and Miami's most established old-money market
Downtown Miami
Miami's original urban core -- the bayfront condo corridor where the city's modern skyline first rose
Edgewater
Miami's bayfront tower district -- Biscayne Bay views, a park on the water, and the city's densest cluster of newer high-rise condos
Health District
Miami's medical core around Jackson Memorial, a few minutes from Downtown, Brickell, Wynwood and the airport, with new condo towers beginning to rise
Key Biscayne
A tropical island village of beachfront condos and single-family homes, reached by the Rickenbacker Causeway, between Crandon Park and Cape Florida
Miami Beach
Miami's barrier-island city -- Art Deco South Beach, quieter Mid-Beach and North Beach, and miles of Atlantic beachfront minutes from the mainland
Midtown Miami
A rail-yard turned walkable retail and residential district, between Wynwood and the Design District
North Bay Village
Three dredged islands in the middle of Biscayne Bay, between Miami and Miami Beach, mid-century condos alongside a wave of new towers
North Miami Beach
A close-in Intracoastal city between Aventura, Sunny Isles and Bal Harbour, with single-family streets, mid-rise condos and a new wave of towers on NE 163rd Street
Pinecrest
A leafy, low-density village of single-family homes, well-regarded public schools, and Pinecrest Gardens, just south of Coral Gables
South Miami
A small walkable city of its own between Coral Gables and Pinecrest, with a Sunset Drive main street and a Metrorail stop
Sunny Isles Beach
Oceanfront high-rise living on Collins Avenue -- a skyline of luxury beach towers between Haulover Park and Golden Beach
The Roads
A leafy, off-the-grid pocket of old Miami just west of Brickell -- historic homes, quiet tree-covered streets, and a five-minute drive to downtown
Wynwood
Miami's arts and murals district -- warehouses turned galleries, with condo product still new and scarce
Brickell Key
Miami's private island, a bridge away from mainland Brickell