Neighbourhoods

Six shores, six ways to live

From private islands off Miami Beach to banyan-shaded Coconut Grove, these are the places our clients call home.

The Miami skyline across the turquoise water of Biscayne Bay
Modern waterfront villa with an infinity pool on Biscayne Bay

01 · Private islands, a short bridge from everything.

Miami Beach

The Venetian and Sunset Islands hold some of the most private waterfront addresses in the city: deep-water docks, mature palms and gated streets, ten minutes from South Beach and fifteen from Brickell.

Median price
$12.5M
To downtown
15 min
  • Deep-water docks
  • Sunset Harbour dining
  • Island security
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Brickell skyline across the turquoise water of Biscayne Bay

02 · The financial district, by the water.

Brickell

Miami's densest skyline and its most walkable neighbourhood. Full-service towers with bay views sit above the city's best restaurants, a few minutes from the airport and the Key Biscayne causeway.

Median price
$1.8M
To downtown
5 min
  • Brickell City Centre
  • Bayfront towers
  • Walk to the office
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Curved glass tower above Biscayne Bay at sunset

03 · New towers, west-facing sunsets.

Edgewater

The bayfront strip north of downtown is where most of Miami’s design-led new towers are rising. Unbroken views over the bay to Miami Beach, and the Design District a few blocks west.

Median price
$2.4M
To downtown
8 min
  • Pre-construction towers
  • Margaret Pace Park
  • Design District
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Modern white two-storey home with a lawn and palms

04 · Old trees, sailing clubs, a village feel.

Coconut Grove

Miami’s oldest neighbourhood is also its greenest. Banyan-shaded lanes, marinas and a walkable village centre, with a growing number of quiet modern builds behind the hedges.

Median price
$4.1M
To downtown
12 min
  • Coconut Grove Sailing Club
  • CocoWalk
  • Top private schools
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White Mediterranean villa with terracotta roof and pool among palms

05 · Mediterranean revival under the banyans.

Coral Gables

Planned in the 1920s and protected ever since. Barrel-tile roofs, coral-rock walls and wide boulevards, with the Biltmore and some of the city’s best schools close by.

Median price
$3.2M
To downtown
15 min
  • The Biltmore
  • Miracle Mile
  • Historic architecture
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Open living room with floor-to-ceiling glass facing the bay

06 · An island village across the causeway.

Key Biscayne

Beaches on one side, bay on the other, and a pace that feels far from the city it overlooks. Popular with families and with buyers who split the year between Miami and abroad.

Median price
$5.6M
To downtown
20 min
  • Crandon Park
  • Bill Baggs lighthouse
  • Village schools
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