Mark your calendar, as June in Miami is set to be a grand celebration of culture, flavor, and world-class entertainment. From celebrating Bahamian heritage in Coconut Grove to sipping mezcal under the stars in South Beach, our selection of this month’s top events offers a rich, immersive dive into the city’s dynamic soul. Whether you’re in the mood for a legendary Broadway performance, an unforgettable wine dinner at a historic landmark, or the electric thrill of watching football history unfold, our handpicked experiences promise something for every taste and tempo. If you’re looking for the top Miami events in June 2025, let this be your guide. With something extraordinary around every corner, these six standout experiences promise to stir your senses and elevate your summer. June 6-8: Coconut Grove Goombay Festival Grand Avenue, SW 37th Avenue to Elizabeth Street, Coconut Grove It’s a colorful three days of honoring and experiencing the rich Bahamian culture that’s made...

Miami is known for its riveting blend of cultures, active lifestyles, a deep love of sport, and for embracing the curated and curious. Nothing sums up this concept more than the growing popularity of padel and pickleball. At this point, you’re probably either saying, “Yes! I love playing them both,” or “A what ball? A cucumber and gherkin game? What the hell are you talking about?” Truth is pickleball has taken America by storm. It’s the fastest growing sport in the U.S. for the fifth consecutive year, after being created near Seattle in 1965. And padel has long been a community racquet sport in Europe, after the first official courts opened in Marbella, Spain, in 1974 (but it was created by Mexican Enrique Corcuera in 1969). And we can attest to the fun and addictive nature of both of these petite iterations of tennis—several members of our top Miami real estate brokerage play padel and pickleball! (Call us if you want advice on where to play!) Miami even has a professional padel...

Miami’s pre-construction condo market continued gaining momentum with a fresh wave of activity this April. Two Airbnb-friendly condo projects launched sales: 7200 Collins in North Beach and Twenty Sixth & 2nd Wynwood Residences in Wynwood. Rosso and Midtown Development also announced they will soon launch sales for Midtown Park by Proper. On the construction front, Continuum Club & Residences broke ground in North Bay Village, while Tula Residences resumed work after a year-long pause. At Mercedes-Benz Places, construction surpassed ground level, while The Perigon successfully completed its concrete slab pour.  The first glass was installed at both Domus ‘FLATS’ Brickell Park and E11even Residences Beyond, indicating that first buyers will soon be able to step into their brand-new home. Aria Reserve lit up Miami’s night sky with its newly activated exterior lighting, offering a dazzling preview. Read on to find out about a new Shigeru Ban-designed luxury condo arriving in...

The combined neighborhood of Coral Gables and Coconut Grove extended its winning streak in Q1 2025, recording the highest year-over-year sales growth against Miami's major luxury markets, Greater Downtown and Miami Beach. Along with the positive sales momentum, this pairing also recorded the lowest inventory levels in all of Miami, solidifying its position as one of the city's most dynamic and best-performing luxury condo markets with significant long-term potential. It's also worth noting that while buyer's market conditions prevailed across Miami neighborhoods owing to stable momentum paired with rising levels of inventory, Coral Gables and Coconut Grove offered a more balanced environment. That said, signs of a buyer-friendly market were still present, with some price pressure and extended days to market showcasing the impact of broader economic headwinds. In this full-length luxury condo market report for Q1 2025, we analyse how Coconut Grove and Coral Gables—two of Miami's...

Miami's luxury condo market started 2025 on a strong note, with steady sales and record-high prices suggesting a balanced outlook. However, higher inventory levels and our expert  experience with our clients reveal that the market remains weighted towards buyers, where excess supply has been giving buyers the leading edge. In Q1 2025, the standout trend for Miami's $1 million-and-up market was the average price per square foot surpassing $1,000—a key milestone that shows sellers continued to receive good value, even within a buyer's market. However, signs of price saturation are beginning to emerge, especially in the investor-focused segment, indicating an impending correction within the parameters of Miami's new normal landscape. The $2 million-and-up market saw little pricing pressure, as is expected of luxury product. Price per Square Foot increased 8.5% to $1,562 from $1,440 in Q1 last year, while Days on Market only marginally increased.  In our neighborhood-wise analysis for...

South Florida’s luxury condo market saw a flurry of pre-construction activity along the Gold Coast, driven by continued demand from affluent buyers. OKO Group and Cain International made headlines with their proposal for Palm Beach’s first new condo in nearly 20 years, featuring a three-tower enclave fronting the ocean and the Intracoastal.  Also this month, Waldorf Astoria Residences Pompano Beach broke ground on its highly anticipated new condo development, bringing its storied luxury hospitality to the shoreline.  Read on to find out more about Related Ross’ waterfront development that will feature fitness and wellness offerings exclusively curated by Equinox, along with other updates in our April 2025 pre-construction luxury condo market round-up for Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach. — April 2025 – Fort Lauderdale & Palm Beach Condo Pre-Construction Market at a Glance Broke Ground Waldorf Astoria Residences – Pompano Beach Glass House – Boca...