Mirasol Ocean Towers #1408
2655 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33140
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Mirasol Ocean Towers #1408
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June 2026: Miami New Development and Preconstruction Condo News
From wellness-oriented residences to hospitality-driven projects, May brought forth a new mix of concepts to Miami's evolving luxury condo market. Of particular note was LILLI Miami Edgewater, a waterfront development launched by OKO Group that reflects the growing demand for longevity-focused amenities and comprehensive lifestyle programming.
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Q1 2026 Greater Downtown Miami Luxury Condo Market Report
Greater Downtown Miami began 2026 with a notable rebound in sales activity, recording a significant improvement compared to the softer conditions seen throughout 2025. The price per square foot rose to near peak levels, supported largely by newly delivered luxury inventory, while pricing for many short-term-rental-friendly condos remained under pressure.
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Q1 2026 Coral Gables & Coconut Grove Luxury Condo Market Report
Outpacing both the broader Miami Beach and Greater Downtown Miami groupings in year-over-year sales growth and price appreciation, Q1 2026 trends in Coral Gables and Coconut Grove (combined) point to an increasing demand for boutique luxury living in greener, lower-density neighborhoods, something both areas can easily meet due to their stricter zoning.