Surfside’s Oceanfront View Hierarchy: Flow-Through Exposure, Frontage, and the New Standard of Privacy
In Surfside, “the view” is not a single sightline. It is a composite of orientation, site width, glazing strategy, and how much space the building has to breathe. This MILLION Luxury editorial compares three of the area’s most discussed oceanfront addresses through the lens that matters most to sophisticated buyers: exposure.
Six Fisher Island vs. Palazzo della Luna: Deposits, Timing, and the Price of Scarcity in 33109
On Fisher Island, the decision to buy new versus buy finished is often a decision about time, liquidity, and how much uncertainty you are willing to underwrite. Here is how The Residences at Six Fisher Island and Palazzo della Luna differ in deposit structure, delivery timeline, and buyer leverage, and what those differences mean for ultra-premium purchasing strategy.
Miami Beach Flood Zones, Elevation Certificates, and the New Florida Disclosure Era
For South Florida’s oceanfront buyers, flood risk is less about alarm and more about precision. This guide explains where to verify a property’s FEMA flood zone, why Elevation Certificates matter, how to read storm-surge and sea-level layers, and what Florida’s new flood disclosure rules mean at contract time.
Wellness-First Luxury Living in Coral Gables: The Village and Ponce Park
In Coral Gables, wellness is no longer an accessory amenity. Two boutique-scale developments, The Village at Coral Gables and Ponce Park, illustrate how health-forward design, social space, and daily ritual are being integrated into the South Florida luxury residential playbook.
Ocean Reef Club vs Fisher Island: Choosing South Florida’s Most Private Lifestyle
Two of Florida’s most controlled-access enclaves deliver radically different versions of privacy: a 2,500-acre Keys campus built around boating, golf, and aviation, versus a ferry-served island minutes from Miami Beach. This MILLION Luxury guide compares access, amenities, membership economics that are publicly disclosed, and what today’s pricing signals can and cannot tell you.
The Waterfront Premium: Luxury, Risk, and Reality for South Florida Buyers
Waterfront real estate still commands an outsized premium, but the modern luxury buyer underwrites more than the view. Scarcity and lifestyle demand continue to elevate pricing, while climate exposure, insurance volatility, and disaster-driven liquidity shocks increasingly shape what is truly “best-in-class.” This MILLION Luxury editorial outlines how to evaluate ocean and bayfront ownership through a disciplined, total-cost lens without losing sight of the lifestyle dividend that makes shoreline addresses endure.
