Homestead

Buildings in Homestead

Compare the 7 condo buildings: prices, year built and units available today.

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SHOMA CONDO at KEYS COVE2731 SE 17th Ave
Price$175KFrom $175K

Price to$260K

Year2006

For sale22

For rent38

22 for sale · 38 for rent
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Naranja Lakes No 514850 Naranja Lakes Blvd
Price$146KFrom $146K

Price to$340K

Year1974

For sale16

For rent14

16 for sale · 14 for rent
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Caribbean Isles Villas2615 NE 4th St
Price$220KFrom $220K

Price to$285K

Year2006

For sale15

For rent12

15 for sale · 12 for rent
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Venetia Gardens1270 SE 26th St
Price$175KFrom $175K

Price to$290K

Year2003

For sale15

For rent10

15 for sale · 10 for rent
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Frequently asked questions about condos in Homestead

Answers to the most common questions about pricing, inventory, and the process of buying a condo in this city.

Is Homestead the right zone for you?

Homestead is Miami-Dade's southernmost city, incorporated in 1913 and officially designated in 2013 as the gateway community to Everglades National Park and Biscayne National Park. It's primarily a single-family home market — of the 1,492 active listings today, only 146 are condos — but that small segment carries South Florida's most accessible entry price: $249,500 median and $362/month median HOA. Buying here isn't a bet on a luxury enclave: it's entering a family-oriented, low-carrying-cost market next to two national parks.

Living — You want a family-oriented city with a slower pace and accessible cost of living, near two national parks.
Buying affordably — You're after South Florida's lowest condo entry price, without a luxury tower attached.
Investing — You'd rather have a consolidated, low-HOA market than a luxury enclave with already-inflated prices.
A rural second home — You want a base near the Everglades, Biscayne, and the Speedway, away from the city pace.

Who buys in Homestead? Families who prioritize price and space over immediate proximity to the beach or downtown Miami; Investors looking for South Florida's lowest entry point and a reduced HOA; Repeat visitors to the national parks and Homestead-Miami Speedway; Workers in the Redland's agricultural industry and services near the air base.

How much condo inventory is there in Homestead?

There are 146 active condo listings on the MLS today, against 1,492 total active listings citywide. A condo is a minority option — most of the market is single-family homes.

Is Homestead a luxury market?

No. It's a family-oriented, accessible market, with a $249,500 median price and $362/month median HOA — among the lowest of any zone on the site. Don't expect the same oceanfront-tower profile you'd find in Sunny Isles or Bal Harbour.

Is there new condo construction in Homestead?

Not currently: none of the 146 active units is new construction. It's an entirely resale segment, with a median year built of 2005.

What makes Homestead unique among the site's zones?

It's the only city that's an official gateway to two national parks — Everglades and Biscayne — and home to Homestead-Miami Speedway. It's a home market with a small condo segment, not a luxury-tower enclave.

Can a foreigner buy a condo in Homestead?

Yes. International buyers can purchase property without being U.S. residents or citizens, and financing alternatives exist depending on the buyer's profile. We help you access those options.