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Lauderhill 18

Lauderhill

The lowest entry price in this batch

  • The only ICC-certified cricket stadium in the U.S.
  • South Florida's largest Jamaican community
  • 10 minutes from Fort Lauderdale
Sunrise 19

Sunrise

Home to Sawgrass Mills and Amerant Bank Arena

  • The largest outlet mall in the United States
  • Home of back-to-back champions the Florida Panthers
  • Strong South American and Colombian community
Mid-Beach 20

Mid-Beach

Miami Beach's corridor of iconic resorts

  • Fontainebleau and Eden Roc since the 1950s
  • Faena District, a recent billion-dollar investment
  • Established resale market
Tamarac 22

Tamarac

Golf and gated communities in west Broward

  • Kings Point, nearly 5,000 homes for 55-plus
  • Two well-known golf clubs
  • The lowest entry price in this batch
Miami Beach 23

Miami Beach

The world's most recognized beach brand

  • The Art Deco District, the first 20th-century district on the National Register
  • Year-round tourist occupancy
  • From South Beach to North Beach, one market
North Miami 24

North Miami

The largest Haitian community in the United States

  • About a third of the population is of Haitian descent
  • FIU's Biscayne Bay campus on the water
  • 10 minutes from Aventura
Doral 25

Doral

Miami's corporate corridor

  • Home to Carnival Corporation and hundreds of multinationals
  • The newest inventory in this batch: median year 2013
  • Minutes from Miami International Airport
Hialeah 26

Hialeah

The largest Cuban-American community in the United States

  • 94% Hispanic population, the highest Cuban share in the country
  • The lowest HOA fee in this batch
  • Florida's 6th-largest city
Coral Gables 27

Coral Gables

Mediterranean architecture protected by law since 1925

  • George Merrick's historic urban design, with active architectural review
  • Home to the University of Miami
  • Median household income of $134,216
Plantation 29

Plantation

An established family suburb, a Tree City USA for 35-plus years

  • Home to Motorola Solutions and Magic Leap
  • Established family living in west Broward
  • 12 minutes from Fort Lauderdale
Coconut Creek 31

Coconut Creek

The Butterfly Capital of the World

  • Butterfly World, the largest butterfly park on Earth
  • Wynmoor Village, a gated 55-plus community of nearly 5,300 units
  • The largest median unit size in this batch
Margate 32

Margate

An accessible suburb with 77% owner-occupancy

  • A homeownership rate well above the national average
  • One of the lowest entry prices in this batch
  • 10 minutes from Coral Springs
Jupiter 34

Jupiter

PGA-level golf and biotech research in northern Palm Beach

  • Home to Scripps Research and Max Planck Florida
  • Median household income of $110,240
  • 54% population growth since 2000
Lake Worth 35

Lake Worth

Palm Beach County's historic arts hub

  • A walkable downtown with galleries and a community theater
  • A majority-Hispanic city, 50% of the population
  • 16 minutes from Palm Beach International Airport
Edgewater 36

Edgewater

Miami's newest tower corridor on the bay

  • 38 active buildings and 31 condos in pre-construction: the biggest inventory refresh in this part of Miami
  • Related Group and Two Roads towers like Missoni Baia, One Paraiso and Elysee, all delivered after 2015
  • 5 minutes from the Design District and 10 from Brickell
Midtown 37

Midtown

The walkable district between Wynwood and the Design District

  • Target, Ross, Marshalls, HomeGoods and Dick's Sporting Goods in one open-air complex
  • Median age of 34, with more than half of residents between 25 and 44
  • 5 minutes from Wynwood and the Design District
Coconut Grove 38

Coconut Grove

Miami's oldest neighborhood, continuously inhabited since 1825

  • The widest condo price range in the area: from $472,000 to more than $8.5 million at Park Grove
  • Dinner Key Marina, South Florida's largest municipal marina
  • Median household income of $108,750
Wynwood 39

Wynwood

The urban art district turning into a real residential market

  • 33 active condos, $790,000 median price, median build year 2026
  • Condo-hotel style buildings with no rental restrictions, like NoMad Residences Wynwood
  • 5 minutes from the Design District, 10 from Downtown Miami
Little Havana 40

Little Havana

Miami's most historic Cuban neighborhood, the lowest entry price in the portfolio

  • 40 active condos, $319,500 median price — the lowest among Miami areas
  • Median HOA of just $570 a month
  • Minutes from Downtown, Brickell and the airport
Fisher Island 41

Fisher Island

A private island with no bridge, reachable only by ferry

  • 28 active condos, $5,325,000 median price — the highest in the portfolio
  • Median HOA of $16,124 a month, includes a private club with beach, marina and golf
  • One of the highest-income ZIP codes in the United States

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