Miami Luxury Real Estate
Where Luxury Meets Lifestyle.

The first step is a free, no-obligation consultation with one of our specialists. We'll assess your goals, timeline, and budget, then connect you with our preferred mortgage partners if financing is needed. From there, we curate a tailored property selection — including off-market listings most buyers never see — and guide you through every step from offer to closing.

It depends on your investment thesis. For short-term rental income, Miami Beach, Brickell, and Edgewater command premium nightly rates. For long-term appreciation, Coconut Grove and Coral Gables have shown consistent 8–12% annual value growth over the past decade. For emerging plays, Wynwood and Little Haiti are attracting significant developer attention. We provide each investor with a data-driven neighborhood analysis tailored to their specific return targets.

Absolutely. The United States imposes no restrictions on foreign nationals purchasing real estate, and Miami is one of the world's most popular destinations for international buyers. AHI has extensive experience guiding international clients through the full process remotely, including virtual tours, digital signing, and coordination with international wire transfers. We work with attorneys specializing in foreign national transactions to ensure full compliance.

Cash transactions can close in as little as 7–14 days. Financed purchases typically take 30–45 days. New construction closings are tied to developer completion schedules, ranging from 12 to 36 months for pre-construction. Our team actively manages every step of the closing timeline, coordinating with title companies, attorneys, inspectors, and lenders to keep things on schedule.

Beyond the purchase price, buyers should budget 2–5% of the purchase price for closing costs — title insurance, documentary stamp taxes, recording fees, and lender fees. Florida has no state income tax. Also account for HOA fees, homeowner's insurance, and property taxes averaging 1–2% annually in Miami-Dade County. We provide every client with a complete cost breakdown before making any offer.

Every listing receives professional photography, cinematic video walkthroughs, and drone footage as standard. We syndicate to 200+ global portals including Zillow, Realtor.com, MansionGlobal, and JamesEdition. We also leverage our private buyer network — many sales happen before a listing goes public. Targeted digital advertising, email campaigns to our 12,000+ buyer database, and social media promotion ensure maximum exposure.

Three things consistently set us apart: our off-market access through 15+ years of relationships with developers and estate managers; our bilingual international network reaching qualified buyers in 40+ countries; and our client retention — over 70% of our business comes from repeat clients and referrals. That last number is the clearest signal of how we treat the people who trust us.

Yes. AHI offers comprehensive property management for residential and small commercial properties in Miami-Dade. This includes tenant screening and acquisition, lease management, maintenance coordination, financial reporting, and eviction handling if necessary. Our managed properties maintain an average 96% occupancy rate. We handle everything so you can enjoy passive income without the headaches.

It depends on what you value. Brickell suits buyers who want walkability, a financial-district energy, and the strongest short-term rental demand in Miami-Dade. Coral Gables and Coconut Grove appeal to families seeking established neighborhoods with great schools and generous lot sizes. Key Biscayne offers island seclusion with A-rated schools and a finite supply that historically protects values. Miami Beach delivers unmatched lifestyle, though short-term rental regulations vary significantly by district. We recommend a consultation before you narrow your search — our team has closed transactions across all thirteen neighborhoods we serve.

Florida levies no state income tax and no estate tax — two of the primary drivers behind Miami's inflow of high-net-worth buyers from New York, California, and internationally. Property taxes in Miami-Dade County are assessed at approximately 1–2% of assessed value annually, varying by municipality and homestead status. Florida's Homestead Exemption reduces assessed value by up to $50,000 for primary residences and caps assessment increases at 3% per year under the Save Our Homes provision. Foreign investors are subject to FIRPTA withholding on disposition. Always consult a qualified CPA and Florida attorney before completing any transaction.

Both offer luxury high-rise living on Biscayne Bay, but they serve different buyers. Brickell is a fully mature urban core — walkable to offices, restaurants, and Brickell City Centre retail, with a price-per-square-foot premium that reflects established demand. Edgewater is mid-transformation: newer tower inventory, lower entry price points relative to Brickell, and a more residential, arts-adjacent character near Wynwood. Buyers who want the finished product tend to choose Brickell; buyers who want more square footage per dollar often prefer Edgewater. We show clients both and let the numbers speak.

Buying pre-construction means reserving a unit in a development not yet built, typically at today's pricing with delivery 18–48 months away. The potential upside is appreciation before certificate of occupancy. The risks are equally real: developers can modify floor plans, delay timelines, or in rare cases default; deposits — typically 20–50% of the purchase price paid in stages — are at risk during construction. Florida's Condominium Act provides buyers a 15-day rescission period after receiving a disclosure package. AHI maintains relationships with Miami's most active developers and can advise on which projects carry the strongest delivery track records.

Certain Miami real estate developments qualify as Regional Center investments under the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program, which allows foreign nationals to pursue a U.S. green card by investing in job-creating projects. EB-5 is an immigration matter as much as a real estate matter, and the regulations are complex and subject to change. AHI can identify Miami-area projects that have historically operated as Regional Center vehicles and connect you with immigration attorneys who specialize in EB-5 structuring. We handle the real estate side; qualified legal counsel must guide the visa application.

Speed of sale depends on pricing strategy, property condition, and the quality of representation — in that order. Properties that are priced accurately, presented with professional photography and video, and marketed to the right buyer pool move quickly in nearly any market. Our process begins with a free comparative market analysis and a frank pricing conversation: we tell you what the market will bear, not what you want to hear. We handle staging consultation, photography, drone footage, digital marketing, and buyer qualification — and for sellers on a defined timeline, we can often identify qualified buyers before a property enters the public MLS. Call us at (786) 741-7345 or request your complimentary home valuation above.