From Your Dog’s Perspective: Condo Life vs. A Yard in South Florida Luxury Real Estate

For many affluent buyers, the debate between a single-family home and a high-rise condo is framed as lifestyle. Your dog frames it as routine. This MILLION Luxury editorial looks at daily movement, novelty, policy constraints, and building amenities to help dog owners choose the right South Florida home without relying on the myth that a backyard automatically equals a better life.

South Florida’s Trophy Home Market in 2026: Records, Global Cash, and the New Luxury Baseline

South Florida enters 2026 with ultra-luxury momentum that is broad-based but not uniform: $10M-plus closings remain frequent, Miami Beach condo pricing is pressing higher on a per-square-foot basis, and trophy transactions are resetting expectations without necessarily rewriting everyday comps. For buyers and sellers operating at the top of the market, the story is less about a single headline sale and more about liquidity, supply, and the persistent pull of branded, service-forward living.

Sky Garages, Car Elevators, and the New Luxury of Living With Your Collection

From Sunny Isles Beach’s in-home sky garages to trackside “car condo” campuses across the country, automotive real estate has matured into a discreet asset class. For South Florida buyers, the story is less about novelty and more about control: climate, security, provenance, and the ability to enjoy a collection without surrendering privacy. This editorial looks at what’s been publicly disclosed, what’s been widely marketed, and what sophisticated buyers should underwrite before they bring the garage into the living room.

What Really Conveys at Closing in South Florida Luxury Real Estate (and What Does Not)

In South Florida luxury transactions, “turnkey” is a negotiation, not an assumption. This guide clarifies fixtures vs personal property, how to document furnishings and collectibles, and the deal structures that keep closings clean.

Days on Market in South Florida Luxury: What a Long Listing Really Signals

In South Florida’s luxury tiers, days on market is less a verdict than a signal. Used well, it can clarify price discovery, marketing quality, and negotiation leverage without mistaking “stale” for “flawed.”

Alana vs. Origin in Bay Harbor Islands: The Luxury Buyer’s Guide to Deposit Strategy, Timing, and Certainty

In Bay Harbor Islands, boutique waterfront living often comes down to one decisive variable: when your capital is required, and what that timing buys you in certainty. Alana and Origin Residences by Artefacto both advertise a familiar 40 percent pre-closing deposit and 60 percent due at closing, yet the cadence differs meaningfully. For South Florida’s private buyers, the right choice is less about the headline percentage and more about aligning liquidity, delivery timeline, and lifestyle priorities.