Miami

Life lived outdoors, with water as the constant backdrop. From lakefront acreage in Miramar and Coral Springs to a gated Exuma villa at February Point Resort, each setting favors privacy and a retreat-like rhythm. Interiors lean generously scaled and guest-friendly, with multiple six-bedroom layouts and one-story living appearing as a recurring luxury. Select homes add modern resilience through features like solar power and full impact windows.

Protected privacy, outdoor living designed for the climate, and value that extends beyond everyday enjoyment. This quintet spans direct oceanfront in the Keys, golf-course frontage on La Gorce, and a nearly two-acre Sunshine Ranches estate, alongside a service-rich waterfront residence at The Ritz-Carlton and a built-out nursery asset with two buildable lots near the Urban Development Boundary. Together, they frame a lifestyle defined by water, land, and optionality.

A $31 million upper penthouse at Una Residences has come to market with nearly 10,000 square feet spread across three levels and a private rooftop overlooking Biscayne Bay.  It arrives during a period of continued luxury development in Brickell, while buyers have far more condo and townhome inventory to consider than they did during Miami’s post-pandemic surge.

Haven TeamSep 14, 2026 · 3 min read

Water at the doorstep, space to entertain, and interiors finished for contemporary ease. In the Keys, classic South Florida architecture in Key Colony Beach and a modern oceanfront retreat in Cudjoe Key quintet light-filled design with resort-style pools, rooftop or beachside vantage points, and direct boating utility. Sugarloaf Key deepens the theme with substantial canal frontage and a dock built for serious days on the water. On the mainland, Southwest Ranches offers acreage-scale flexibility, while a Downtown Miami penthouse delivers sunrise-to-sunset views and a full-service, amenity-rich setting.

Across South Florida, a quintet of homes traces a shared devotion to water, space, and a life designed around gathering. From a former model on a notably private Davie waterfront lot to a fully remodeled mid-century modern in Bay Heights, each residence balances polish with practicality. The Redlands adds a tropical, multi-home compound built for outdoor occasions, while Marathon delivers brand-new Keys living with open-water views and robust dockage. In

Across Miami-Dade and the Florida Keys, this quintet highlights places where geography and established enclaves keep supply tight and lifestyle value high. From a fully renovated, 100% occupied Mid-Beach four-plex set among $5M-plus villas to ocean-oriented Keys homes with concrete construction, deep-water access, and a brand-new 60-foot dock, water remains a constant thread. The set widens to a Miami Health District site beside the Jackson Memorial/UM campus and a high-floor Williams Island residence framed by sweeping Intracoastal and Atlantic views.

Across South Florida, this quintet of properties traces a lifestyle map from secluded estates to open-water modernism. In Davie and Pinecrest, near-acre privacy, renovated interiors, and pool-centered entertaining quintet with practical resilience, including impact openings and newer roofs. Fort Lauderdale shifts the focus to five-star, 18th-floor living at The Ritz-Carlton, framed by Intracoastal and skyline views. Farther south, Homestead offers an income-producing longan grove with three buildable lots, while Geiger Key delivers engineered contemporary design and substantial dockage minutes from Key West.

Around the $1.0M–$1.2M range, this quintet frames luxury as a way of living rather than a mere address. From gated, amenity-rich neighborhoods in San Juan and Coral Springs to the boat-centered rhythms of the Florida Keys, each residence leans into daily ease and outdoor time. Canal frontage, dockage, and lifts—including solar-powered utility—underscore the value of water access. In the U. S. Virgin Islands, Water Island adds a development-minded counterpart with harbor proximity and Caribbean allure.

Across South Florida and the Bahamas, this quintet traces a life oriented toward water, whether through harbor panoramas in Exuma, a boat-first Keys half-duplex with a 30-foot slip, or oceanfront living between the Intracoastal and the beach. Several residences also underscore a pragmatic leisure mindset, pairing personal use with clear income pathways, from a managed coastal villa program to a versatile island home with added flexibility. Even Fort Lauderdale’s high-floor, direct-sand condo invites a more personal imprint, balancing views with potential.