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Miami Beach’s Most Expensive Waterfront Home

This incredible Star Island Luxury Home just sold for an amazing $25,500,000 ($1,700/SF of Living Area). This latest sale is indicative of what’s happening in Miami Beach’s ultra-luxury waterfront real estate market. Most especially for unique “turnkey” waterfront homes, we’re witnessing incredibly strong demand from International buyers. This beautiful Star Island waterfront estate is located…Read More »

Star Island Homes and Estates- An Amazing Miami Beach Sunset

Miami Beach's Star Island Homes at Sunset

Miami Beach’s Historic Star, Palm, and Hibiscus Island Homes

Occasionally, we come across a deal in one of the island homes communities of Star, Palm, and Hibiscus that’s a prime opportunity for today’s savvy Miami Beach Home buyer

Miami Beach’s Real Estate Market Gaining Steam

Whether it’s a single family home or condominium, a requirement for an “A” Miami Beach property in this Buyer’s market is that it be turnkey, or completely remodeled and updated

Miami Beach Island Homes and Estates- THE Celebrity Destination

Miami Beach waterfront homes located on Star Island, Palm and Hibiscus Islands, the Venetian Island chain including San Marino island, Fisher Island, and Sunset Islands have drawn the wealthy and famous since the early 1920′s. Starting with such famous (and infamous) celebrities Al Capone, Lou Walters (father of Barbara Walters), Jackie Gleason, and many others-…Read More »

Sunset over Star Island – from Miami Beach

I’m often asked when traveling, what makes Miami Beach so special? The answer can be seen in the picture below- it really does speak a thousand words! As the signs of a national bottom in housing continue to increase (along with expectations of a gradual recovery), Miami Beach’s waterfront housing market is already well on…Read More »

The Unique Appeal of Miami Beach Luxury Homes

As a long-time resident of Miami Beach, I’ve witnessed a remarkable transformation in our community. When I moved to Miami Beach in 1992, the waterfront island communities consisted of mostly aging, smaller winter homes that had long-ago seen their heyday. For example, Palm Island was where Barbara Walters grew up, and where Al Capone had…Read More »