Right of First Refusal: What It Means if a Condo Board Can Block Your Purchase (and How Often It Happens)

A buyer-oriented guide for South Florida luxury condo transactions explaining how a condominium right of first refusal works, what it can and cannot be used for, how it impacts timelines and financing, and what to review in the condo documents before signing.

Miami River Renaissance: Is the Downtown Riverfront Poised to Become the Next Luxury Condo Hotspot?

A discreet, buyer-oriented look at why the Miami River corridor is drawing luxury attention, what the development pipeline signals for pricing and lifestyle, and how to underwrite noise, access, and rental strategy.

Short-Term Rentals in Miami Beach Luxury Condos: A Compliance-First Playbook for High-End Owners

In today’s luxury condo market, short-term rentals are less a marketing promise than a layered compliance exercise. This MILLION Luxury guide explains how city and county rules can stack with condo documents, lending standards, taxes, and insurance, and why the most valuable asset for an owner is clarity before closing.

Townhouse vs. Condo: The Luxury Buyer’s Decision in South Florida

A discreet, buyer-oriented look at how ownership, HOA scope, privacy, and long-run equity trends shape the townhouse-versus-condo choice for South Florida luxury purchasers.

The International Buyer’s Playbook for Miami Pre-Construction in 2026

International capital remains a defining force in Miami’s new development market. For non-U.S. buyers, the opportunity is compelling, but the risk is rarely in the view: deposit timing, contract language, tax exposure, and currency moves. This MILLION Luxury guide outlines the practical, buyer-oriented checkpoints that help sophisticated purchasers commit to pre-construction with clear eyes and better protections.

Flipping vs. Buy-and-Hold in South Florida Luxury: The 2026 Smart Luxury Playbook

Luxury real estate in South Florida is moving from the pandemic-era sprint to a more measured, analytical cycle. For investors and second-home buyers, the most reliable wins increasingly come from disciplined underwriting, tax-aware holding periods, and best-in-class assets that remain liquid even when the broader market slows.