Luxury Homes for Sale
Single-family homes across Coral Gables, Pinecrest, and Coconut Grove, including waterfront, gated, and architecturally distinctive properties.

Explore Miami homes, condominiums and other properties. Find options that fit your plans, with Javier G. Ramirez providing buyer representation throughout the process.
Describe the property you're looking for in a sentence. Include the property type, how many bedrooms and bathrooms you need, and your preferred neighborhood or area. You can include your budget too.
“A condo in Brickell with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a budget under $1 million.”
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Single-family homes across Coral Gables, Pinecrest, and Coconut Grove, including waterfront, gated, and architecturally distinctive properties.
Condominium residences in Brickell, Edgewater, Sunny Isles, and Miami Beach, with building features and costs reviewed property by property.
Bayfront and canal-front homes and condominiums where frontage, access, dockage, and other property details require individual verification.
Lower-density residences in Coconut Grove, Bay Harbor, and Coral Gables, often combining private outdoor space with managed ownership.
Review Miami's new developments, including branded residences and projects at different stages of delivery.
Residential opportunities evaluated through property-specific costs, leasing rules, condition, and current market evidence.
Use the live search to create a focused first set of properties, then compare each option using details that matter to that address, building, and transaction.
Miami is a collection of distinct markets. Narrowing by neighborhood — Brickell, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, or Miami Beach — makes the results more relevant to your plans.
Price per square foot can add context, but building age, condition, view, floor, lot, and recent comparable sales also shape a useful comparison.
Time on market may provide context about pricing and demand. Compare it with similar active and closed properties before drawing conclusions.
For a condominium, review monthly charges, reserves, insurance, and any current or contemplated special assessments as part of property-specific diligence.
Resale MLS listings and new developments follow different purchase processes. Search active resales here, then review project-specific terms for new construction.
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