The Resilience Premium: How Climate Risk Is Repricing South Florida Luxury Real Estate
In South Florida, the next era of waterfront value is being defined by resilience: insurance access, engineered defenses, nature-based protection, and the micro-geography of elevation. Here is how sophisticated buyers are underwriting risk without giving up the lifestyle.
Post-Surfside Florida Condo Safety Laws: What Luxury Buyers Should Diligence Now
A discreet, buyer-forward guide to Florida’s post-Surfside condo safety framework, updated through HB 913 (2025), with practical implications for reserves, insurance, financing, and Miami-Dade recertification.
Spec vs. Custom in South Florida Luxury: Certainty, Control, and the 2026 Timeline
In South Florida’s luxury market, the choice between a design-forward spec residence and a fully custom build is less about taste and more about risk, timing, and the kind of decision-making you want to live with. Here is how sophisticated buyers are weighing certainty versus control as 2026 approaches, and where branded, turnkey condominium living fits as a third path.
South Florida’s Whisper Market: How Ultra-Luxury Homes Trade Off-Market
Discretion has become a feature, not a footnote, in South Florida’s $10M-plus real estate tier. From Miami Beach waterfront trophies that reportedly secure contracts within days to Palm Beach estates that quietly reset expectations after ambitious public pricing, the region’s most meaningful deals increasingly happen through curated access. This editorial lays out what “off-market” actually means, why it can tighten timelines and sharpen pricing dynamics, and how sophisticated buyers position themselves to see the right property at the right moment without compromising privacy.
South Florida’s Luxury Golden Triangle: Miami, Palm Beach, and Naples Heading Into 2026
From branded towers in Miami to legacy estates in Palm Beach and privacy-first waterfront living in Naples, the region’s ultra-luxury market is staying active as buyers underwrite lifestyle, resilience, and long-term value.
Miami’s Luxury Condo Resale Market: When New Towers Reset the Value of Older Icons
In South Florida, the luxury condo Resale market increasingly trades in the shadow of New-construction launches. A new tower’s design language, amenity stack, and buyer incentives can raise the ceiling for a neighborhood or compress pricing for older product that cannot match today’s expectations. For owners of established buildings, value protection is less about chasing the newest finish package and more about controlling presentation, timing, and terms. For buyers, the opportunity lies in understanding how developers set comps and how older icons can still win on location, scale, and certainty.
