This year, CondoBlackBook.com again teamed up with HB Roswell Realty to analyze the latest new construction resale data across Miami. We tracked new condo units built between 2017 and 2019 in Miami’s urban core and beach areas that have since been sold by the original owner in the first three quarters of 2019. What we found builds upon last year’s report and is surprising—most sellers lost money. On average, Miami new construction condo resales lost around 13.9% when factoring in costs (1.7% at purchase and 6.8% at sale).*  This follows our analysis conducted over the same period last year in which we found sellers lost 11% on average. Our team analyzed 116 new construction resales in Greater Downtown Miami, Coconut Grove, Miami Beaches and the surrounding islands (except Fisher Island and Key Biscayne) that closed in 2019 and found that 40 broke even or made a profit, while 76 resales lost money—nearly 65% of the owners in our study (compared to a similar figure of 63% in last...

The latest from CondoBlackBook.com’s Q3 2019 report for luxury condos in Miami shows some slight shifts from the previous quarter -- while overall sales and the median sales price increased, the median price per square foot dropped and a sustained inventory surplus means we’re still in a buyer’s market. This report breaks down how the combined Coral Gables and Coconut Grove fared in the third quarter. For the purpose of this luxury condo market report, we’ve only featured properties priced $1 million and above. Coral Gables and Coconut Grove Luxury Condo Market Q3 2019 Highlights: Sales slightly short of last year’s outstanding performance Positive sales trendline, showing sustained market momentum Price per sq. ft. is lower compared to Q3 2018 Overall inventory drops significantly Coral Gables and Coconut Grove Luxury Condo Market Summary - Fig. 1 Slight Slip in Overall Luxury Condo Sales YoY sales decline marginally, but are higher than 2017, 2016 and 2015 with positive...

Supertalls took over pre-construction news this Halloween month. The tallest in the city – Okan Tower won construction approvals. The fourth tallest in Miami, Brickell Flatiron celebrated its completion milestone. The Turnberry Ocean Club, one of the tallest on the Atlantic Coast, topped off. And, the tallest in Edgewater, Missoni Baia snagged a $243 million construction loan. Read on for details on these and other condo pre-construction updates for the month of October below:  Completed Brickell Flatiron - Brickell At 736 feet above ground, Brickell Flatiron now stands complete. It is the fourth tallest building in Miami, just behind Panorama Tower (868 feet above ground), Four Seasons (around 800 feet), and the Southeast Financial Center (764 feet). With closings beginning shortly, 95% of the tower is already sold out. The 64-story skyscraper is home to 527 ultra-luxury condo residences, offering high-end amenities such as a sky pool with lounge, rooftop gym and spa, urban...

In our overall Miami luxury condo market report for Q3 2019, we saw an increase in sales, a decline in median prices, and heavy inventory keeping things in favor of the buyer. This report breaks down how the neighborhoods in Miami Beach and the barrier islands reacted over the quarter individually, as well as against the market as a whole. For the purpose of this report, we’ve included the sub-neighborhoods of South Beach, Mid-Beach, Sunny Isles Beach, Surfside, and Bal Harbour as part of this Miami Beach grouping. Also, this luxury condo market report only features properties priced $1 million and above. Miami Beach Market at a Glance Miami Beach Luxury Condo Market Q3 2019 Highlights: Miami Beach sales almost match Q3 2018 Sales trendline positive for all neighborhoods Year-over-year sales improve in South Beach, Surfside & Bal Harbour  Miami Beach price per sq. ft. is same as Q3 last year Surfside & Bal Harbour report highest jump in quarter-over-quarter...

Coconut Grove is not just about rich foliage, but is also home to quite a few luxury condo residences. To get a taste of this historic neighborhood plus its plush properties, we’ve enlisted the 5 Most Expensive Condo Buildings in Coconut Grove and bonus pre-constructions that set the bar high for phenomenal living in the city. Why Choose Coconut Grove? Coconut Grove Main Highway. Photo courtesy of MiamiAndBeaches.com The partly coastal neighborhood of Coconut Grove is characterized by lush, tropical foliage and a relaxed Bohemian vibe. Its bouquet of rare boutiques, unique shops, colorful cafés, diverse restaurants, historical venues, lush parks, and easy access to water sports plus a nautical lifestyle make it a breezy neighborhood to live in. The Best of the Best Condos in Coconut Grove  Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove – 3300, 3340, 3350 and 3400 SW 27th Avenue, Coconut Grove Avg. sales price $624 per sq ftBacked by the world-famous hospitality brand, this waterfront...

The Most Luxurious Condo Buildings in Brickell Brickell is where the business is – so it doesn’t come as a huge surprise that the neighborhood would house some of the finest residences to cater to a wide array of residents, spanning from globetrotting professionals to business moguls plus their families. Curious about the kind of high-end residences available for such global citizens? We’ve ranked the 5 most expensive, thus luxurious, condo buildings in Brickell below: Why Choose Brickell? Brickell is not only the second-largest banking hub in the States, but also home to several consulates, businesses and a majority of the offices in Miami. It is also serviced by all major public transportation systems in the city, giving it one of the highest transit scores of 98. It further ranks second on our most walkable neighborhoods in Miami study, with a near-perfect walkscore of 98, meaning most hotspots and conveniences can easily be reached on foot. In recent times, this financial...