Research & Data
Miami Luxury Condo Market Intelligence
Pipeline data, price trends, and the macro forces shaping Miami's luxury real estate market.
01 — The Pipeline
99 Projects.
21,111 Residences.
Every active pre-construction project we track in Miami, from announced to under construction.
99
Active Projects
21,111
Total Residences
24
Neighborhoods
2025–2031
Delivery Window
Projects by Status
Top Neighborhoods by Volume
Delivery Pipeline by Year
2023
1 bldgs
2025
3 bldgs
2026
13 bldgs
2027
35 bldgs
2028
28 bldgs
2029
14 bldgs
2030
4 bldgs
2031
1 bldgs
Price Tier Breakdown by starting price
Entry
Under $1M
46 projects
46.5%
Prime
$1M – $3M
22 projects
22.2%
Luxury
$3M – $5M
14 projects
14.1%
Ultra
$5M – $10M
14 projects
14.1%
Trophy
$10M+
3 projects
3.0%
02 — The Market
Record Prices.
Resilient Demand.
Miami's luxury condo market closed 2025 at an all-time record median price per square foot — while posting nearly 1,500 transactions above $1 million.
$1,030
Median $/sqft — full year 2025 (record)
+53.9%
5-year price appreciation
1,464
$1M+ condo sales in 2025
~1/day
$10M+ sales pace in 2025
Median Price per Sqft by Neighborhood
Source: CondoBlackBook Q4 2025 Annual Report
Median $/sqft — Quarterly Trend
$989
Q1 2024
$996
Q2 2024
$969
Q3 2024
$980
Q4 2024
$1080
Q1 2025
$1027
Q2 2025
$995
Q3 2025
$1030
2025 FY
Source: CondoBlackBook quarterly reports
International Buyer Activity
$3.1B
Foreign purchases in South Florida (2024)
10%
Share of dollar volume — 5× the U.S. average
73
Countries with active buyers in Miami new construction
66%
International transactions closed in all-cash
Top buyer countries by transaction share
Source: Miami REALTORS International Report, Feb 2025
All-Time Price Record
$1,080/sqft
Set Q1 2025 — up 9.2% year-over-year
Largest Single Sale (2024)
$48M
Surf Club penthouse — most expensive U.S. home sale Q1 2024
Pre-Construction Premium
20–40%
Branded residences command over comparable resale
03 — The Investment Case
$137 Billion Moved to Florida.
This Is Why.
The structural forces behind Miami's rise are not cyclical. They are the result of tax policy, institutional capital, and a permanent shift in where the world's wealthy choose to live.
$137B
Net income migrated to Florida since 2019
0%
Florida state income tax (vs. 10.9% NY · 13.3% CA)
18,000
UHNWIs resident in Miami ($30M+ net worth)
#1
City globally for UHNWI second homes
The Tax Advantage
Annual savings for a $500K earner moving from California
$51,259 / year
$1,025,180 over 20 years, compounded
Source: Tax Foundation 2024
Institutional Anchors — "Wall Street South"
Citadel
Global HQ relocated from Chicago to Brickell (2022). Building $2.5B supertall HQ tower, groundbreaking 2026.
JPMorgan Chase
Doubled Miami office to 160,000 SF in 2024. Now 900+ employees in the city.
Goldman Sachs
Miami and West Palm Beach offices established as permanent Southeast hubs.
Blackstone · BlackRock · Elliott
Significant Miami operations established post-pandemic. 300+ hedge funds and PE firms now based in South Florida.
Source: Fortune, Yahoo Finance, South Florida Business Journal
Miami vs. Competing Markets
Sources: Altrata 2025, Knight Frank Wealth Report, Tax Foundation
Miami GDP (2023)
$533.7B
Growing at 3.5% — above the 2.9% national rate
Airport Expansion
$9B
MIA modernization — 56M passengers in 2024, targeting 77M by 2040
Miami-Dade Migration
#1
Highest international net migration of any U.S. county — 123,835 new residents in 2024
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