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THE MIAMI DIFERENCE

Find Your Eden
in America’s Paradise

In just 130 years of existence, Greater Miami has gone from an isolated wilderness to one of the world’s foremost destinations for families, businesses, luxury living, entertainment, and so much more, cementing its title as America’s paradise across the board.

01/ THE CITY

The Next
Capital of Everything

Miami is one of the most vibrant metro areas in the U.S. and on its way to becoming one the largest international business hubs in the world. Aside from the lively atmosphere, the metro area is also home to world-class suburbs such as Key Biscayne, Coral Gables, and Doral, which are popular for raising families and tranquil, luxurious living.

Residents can be found relaxing on the beach, enjoying the trendy nightlife in South Beach, endless shopping opportunities across the region, deep-sea fishing, attending boat shows, auto racing, playing golf, playing tennis, and the scores of other exciting activities that the area’s 300+ days of sunshine a year facilitate.

02/ THE DATA

One of the World’s
Fastest-growing Global Cities

#1

AMERICAN CITY
(FINANCIAL TIMES)

#1

HEALTHIEST AMERICAN
CITY(MINDBODY)

#1

CITY FOR FOREIGN
BUSINESS
(FINANCIAL TIMES)

1

OF THE WORLD’S
GREATEST PLACES
(TIME MAGAZINE)

#2

BEST NIGHTLIFE
WORLDWIDE (U.S. NEWS)

#2

MOST DESIRED CITY
WORLDWIDE (REMITLY)

#2

LUXURY PRICE
APPRECIATION
WORLDWIDE
(GLOBAL CITIES INDEX)

#5

STARTUP HUB IN
AMERICA
(STRIPE)

02/ THE DATA

The World’s Best,
for Less Than You Pay Now

AVERAGE COST OF LIVING VERSUS OTHER MAJOR CITIES AT A $500K/YEAR INCOME

Miami vs. New York

10

POINT LOWER TAX BILL
VS. NEW YORK

30%

LOWER COST OF LIVING
VS. NEW YORK

270K

PAY VALUE AFTER
COL AND TAXES

Miami vs. Silicon Valley

10.7

POINT LOWER TAX BILL
VS. SILICON VALLEY

24%

LOWER COST OF LIVING
VS. SILICON VALLEY

270K

PAY VALUE AFTER
COL AND TAXES

03/ THE EXPERIENCE

Neighborhoods
for Every Taste

Aventura

With manicured parks and abundant golf courses, Aventura has a warm, inviting feel and a thoughtful layout. Most famous for the grand Aventura Mall, this city promises a quiet suburban life within walking distance of restaurants and the beach. Sunny Isles lies just across the Intracoastal, and is a rapidly-developing strip of shoreline that's known for its high-rise hotels, condos, and serene beaches.
WHAT TO EXPECT
A beautiful, well-planned suburban neighborhood with excellent schools and a high quality of life.

THE LIFESTYLE
Yacht-dotted marinas, day trips to the beach, and world-class shopping.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT
Driving sans traffic, as the roads haven’t quite kept up with the influx of new residents.

THE MARKET
Every iteration of housing in Aventura, with a varied price range for mid-rise and high-rise condos in Sunny Isle.

YOU’LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
The convenient central location and county’s top schools, all within minutes from the beach.

Brickell

Brickell is the financial hub of Miami, its skyline adorned by towering high-rise buildings blocks from Biscayne Bay. It’s also a trendy neighbourhood, offering world-class hotels and some of the city’s best shopping and nightlife scenes.
Known by the nickname "Wall Street South" thanks to its central role in Miami’s banking culture, it now serves as the home to well over 50 banks and financial firms. Adjacent rooftop bars and fine restaurants cater to the business crowd, while art galleries and chic boutiques attract the jet-setters.
WHAT TO EXPECT
High Rise condominium towers with resort-style amenities, stunning bay views, sophisticated shopping, trendy restaurants, and a vibrant city atmosphere.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT
You won’t find beach access in Brickell. While there are plenty of stunning bay views from the area, beach access will need to be reached elsewhere.

THE LIFESTYLE
Metropolitan, trendy restaurants, international

THE MARKET
Urban and bayside condos with resort-style amenities

YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
The fast-paced urban environment, beautiful buildings, and cosmopolitan lifestyles

Coconut Grove

Coconut Grove is Miami’s oldest neighborhood and traces of the district’s colorful past are evident on every street corner. Blanketed by tropical greenery, Coconut Grove features plentiful wildlife and ebullient natural beauty. Between bricks of coral and limestone, ivy-coated walls, ample shade, and historic architecture that references its roots as a hippie commune in the ‘60s, its distinctively vibrant ambience is unmistakeable.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Yacht clubs, decktop restaurants on the bay, mangrove-lined parks, and a quaint downtown promenade.
THE LIFESTYLE
Boating culture, outdoor living, lush environs, and an enjoyable local nightlife.
WHAT NOT TO EXPECT
If you’re looking to live in the middle of it all, this isn’t the place.
THE MARKET
Homes of every sort—bungalows, old Spanish, modern, Mediterranean—result in a harmonious diversity.
YOU’LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
Outdoor culture, eccentric spirit, and winding streets draped in greenery and charm.

Coral Gables

Coral Gables is known for its unique atmosphere—the street signs are made of carved limestone, the streets are named after Spanish cities, and it features beautiful fountains and sculptures in its public spaces. Modeled after turn-of-the-century Venice and Granada and designed with old-world bravado, it offers manicured landscapes, private golf clubs, and stunning Mediterranean architecture. It’s home to regional attractions such as the Biltmore Hotel and Venetian Pool, as well as the University of Miami. Located in central Miami, it features two Metrorail stops within its borders.
WHAT TO EXPECT
An idyllic atmosphere influenced by early 20th century Spanish architecture and gorgeous native plants.
THE LIFESTYLE
Upscale dining and shopping options, easy access to award-winning theater, art-house cinema, museums, and world-class golf and tennis.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT
Those seeking a dusk-to-dawn party experience may want to consider the communities of nearby Miami Beach instead.
THE MARKET
Luxe downtown condos, single-family homes, and waterfront mansions can all be found here.
YOU’LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
Peace and quiet, Spanish-inspired charm, and canopies of lush greenery.

Design District

The Miami Design District is a vibrant and sophisticated international destination for fashion, art, architecture and fine dining.
Spanning 18 square blocks north of the Wynwood neighborhood, this lively shopping and arts district is a treasure trove of high-end, luxury fashion shops, edgy galleries, Instagrammable public art and trendy restaurants. The brainchild of visionary developer and art collector Craig Robins, the Miami Design District has grown into a sophisticated and inviting international destination for art and design.
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Downtown

Home to one of the country’s most spectacular waterfront skylines, Downtown Miami is the central business and finance center in South Florida and serves as an important commercial and cultural nexus between the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean. As recently as twenty years ago, the area would empty after business hours, but a recent influx of development and urban migration has since transformed this region into a lively and hip neighborhood.
WHAT TO EXPECT
High-rise condominium and apartment buildings, family run businesses, pedestrian friendly, and world-class museums and entertainment venues

THE LIFESTYLE
Easily walkable access to top restaurants, vibrant nightlife, waterfront parks, and live music.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT
You won’t find beach access in Downtown Miami. Instead one can enjoy the water views from Bayfront Park and discover the numerous cultural institutions.

THE MARKET
This area is almost strictly condominiums, typically within high-rises, with prices in the upper mid-range for Miami-Dade County.

YOU’LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
Amazing views, modern vibe, world-class museums and parks, and all-night entertainment and culture.

Edgewater

Edgewater is a residential neighborhood with a Downtown meets Wynwood vibe, climbing to the top of the list of desirable areas to live in Miami. It’s located right in the center of many Miami hotspots – just north of Downtown, a few blocks from the Arts and Entertainment District (Design District, Midtown and Wynwood) and just over the bridge from Miami Beach. With multiple bayfront parks, access to the free Miami Trolley service and central location, it’s the perfect place for young professionals and families to enjoy all that Miami has to offer.
WHAT TO EXPECT
A collection of mid-rise to high-rise residential towers intertwined with retail, restaurants and public parks

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT
You won’t find any late-night spots or clubs in this neighborhood, while you can find incredible restaurants and retail nearby, this area is a little more quiet.
THE LIFESTYLE
Waterfront living with a mix of both trendy and luxury dining and shopping nearby

THE MARKET
A great selection of mid-rise to high-rise residential buildings along Biscayne Bay

YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
Incredible water-front views, endless outdoor activities and central location

Key Biscayne

On an island just below Miami Beach, the Village of Key Biscayne is a pocket of paradise. This charming neighborhood is nestled between two state parks, the Atlantic Ocean, and Biscayne Bay. Although the Village’s former coconut plantations have been replaced by luxury condos, no amount of development can disturb the vibrant, laid-back island culture of Key Biscayne.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Laid-back, beachy luxe and plenty of outdoor activities.

THE LIFESTYLE
Insular and community-driven, yet welcoming and accessible.

UNEXPECTED APPEAL
Trading exhaust fumes for a salty sea breeze.

THE MARKET
Resort-like amenities amid comfortable single-family homes.

YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
Endless opportunities paired with small-town sensibility.

Miami Beach

The Art Deco architecture, glittering nightlife, international vibe, and arresting ocean views of Miami Beach are most commonly what come to mind when visitors picture Miami, and in many ways the area delivers on its reputation. After all, this dynamic neighborhood boasts many of the city’s iconic restaurants and clubs, all within a stone’s throw of the world’s most famous beach. But look closer and you’ll find a diverse community of locals drawn together by their love of the water and Miami Beach’s unique culture.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Art Deco beachside hotels, sunrise walks along the Atlantic Ocean, and no shortage of late nights.

THE LIFESTYLE
Miami Beach offers flagship restaurants and ultra-exclusive nightclubs—but the locals have a vibrant daily culture of their own.
WHAT NOT TO EXPECT
Peace and quiet is scarce in the main areas of South Beach, but the residential areas are much more tranquil.

THE MARKET
South Beach property is some of the most exclusive in the county.

YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
Quirky culture, non-stop excitement, and incredible access to the water.

Bal Harbour

Brickell is the financial hub of Miami, its skyline adorned by towering high-rise buildings blocks from Biscayne Bay. It’s also a trendy neighbourhood, offering world-class hotels and some of the city’s best shopping and nightlife scenes.
Known by the nickname "Wall Street South" thanks to its central role in Miami’s banking culture, it now serves as the home to well over 50 banks and financial firms. Adjacent rooftop bars and fine restaurants cater to the business crowd, while art galleries and chic boutiques attract the jet-setters.
WHAT TO EXPECT
An area where little happens that’s out of the ordinary—which is exactly how they like it.

THE LIFESTYLE
Morning walks along the beach, lunch on the pool deck of your building, and afternoons spent at the mall.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT
Nightlife options are lacking and some may find the pace a little too slow.

THE MARKET
A mix of single-family homes on the Bay Harbor Islands and in Bal Harbour Estates as well as high-rises on the water.

YOU’LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
Living on the most peaceful stretch of a world-class beach.

Midtown & Wynwood

One of Miami’s most exciting neighborhoods, Midtown is a sudden burst of color tucked away in what was formerly a rusty industrial sector. Today, the area is known for industrial-chic art galleries, cutting-edge contemporary skyscrapers, and world-class shopping. Within this diverse district lie four distinct neighborhoods: Wynwood, with its craft breweries, local bakeries, and graffiti-embossed walls; Midtown, featuring trendy dining and luxury condos; Edgewater, containing older homes and bayside high-rises; and the Design District, dominated by the most upscale brand names in fashion.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Trendy restaurants, artisanal brews, hipster beards, and contemporary-cool urban flavor.

THE LIFESTYLE
Go from a gallery opening, to an art-house cinema showing locally-produced films, and end up at a brewery.

WHAT NOT TO EXPECT
This urban hub isn’t known for its schools, family parks, or wide open spaces.
THE MARKET
Brand new high-rises near the central Midtown area.

YOU’LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
Electric culture, amazing drinks and dining, and something crazy to look at on every block.

Pinecrest

The most coveted, traditional suburb in Miami-Dade County, Pinecrest is the land of white picket fences, tightly-manicured lawns, sculpted shrubbery, and multi-acre home lots. Law and zoning enforcement here are ironclad, resulting in a peaceful and orderly community where rocking the boat is uniformly frowned upon. For fun, many residents simply hop on a bike and ride around the neighborhood’s secluded streets, ogling some of the largest and most beautiful houses in the southeast United States.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Low speed limits and high property values, sunny suburban parks with playgrounds, and homes with gated driveways.
THE LIFESTYLE
Biking, Little League, trips to the farmer’s market, and family picnics.
WHAT NOT TO EXPECT
Limited nightlife and entertainment options.
THE MARKET
Moderate-sized homes interspersed with sprawling estates.

YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
Impeccable cleanliness, harmonious order, and eye-popping homes and landscaping.