Renovating Your Luxury Condo: Building Rules and Pitfalls to Consider Before You Start a High-Rise Remodel

A discreet, buyer-oriented guide to renovating a Miami Beach condominium, from board approvals and alteration agreements to permitting, noise rules, and financial risk controls.

How to Verify a Luxury Home Listing’s Claims (Square Footage, View Rights, etc.)

A buyer-oriented guide to the quiet details that move value in South Florida luxury real estate: how square footage gets counted, why surveys and title matter, what easements and deed restrictions can limit, and how to protect yourself from unpermitted work and flood-cost surprises.

Power Outage Preparedness: Do You Need a Backup Generator in Your Luxury Home (and What About Condos?)

A discreet, buyer-oriented guide to backup power in South Florida, covering whole-home standby generators, battery storage, condo constraints, permitting, and resilience planning for coastal living.

Battling the Humidity: How to Protect Your Luxury Home from Mold and Mildew in Florida’s Tropical Climate

In South Florida, mold prevention is less about reacting and more about quietly managing moisture every day. For luxury residences, the goal is invisible performance: stable indoor humidity, disciplined ventilation, and fast response when water appears. Here is a buyer and owner playbook focused on design choices, building operations, and documentation that protect health, finishes, and resale value in a humid, coastal climate.

Aman Miami Beach: Preservation, Precision, and a New Benchmark in the Faena District

Aman’s planned Miami Beach debut combines the restoration of the 1940 Versailles Hotel with a new Kengo Kuma designed residential tower, bringing a rare 22-residence, 56-key hotel program to an oceanfront address in the Faena District.

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.