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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
Brickell Key 42

Brickell Key

A private luxury island one bridge from Brickell

  • 71 active condos, $765,000 median price, median build year 1991
  • Median HOA of $2,021 a month
  • One project in pre-construction: The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami
Park West 43

Park West

The entertainment district next to the Kaseya Center

  • 379 active condos, $712,500 median price
  • 34 units in pre-construction — the newest inventory in this batch, median build year 2021
  • Minutes from Downtown, Brickell and Wynwood
A+E District 44

A+E District

The performing-arts district next to the Adrienne Arsht Center

  • 54 active condos, $801,500 median price
  • Median HOA of $1,160 a month
  • Steps from Bayside and Downtown Miami
Design District 45

Design District

Miami's luxury design district, with almost no inventory to speak of

  • Only 7 condos for sale today, all in the same pre-construction project delivering in 2030
  • $3,286,000 median price — the highest entry price in this batch
  • Flagship Hermès and Dior stores, and gallery row, all walkable
Miami River 46

Miami River

The riverfront corridor between Brickell and Little Havana

  • 107 active condos, $557,500 median price — the most accessible entry price in this batch
  • Median HOA of $1,205 a month
  • Minutes from Brickell, Downtown and the airport
Bal Harbour 47

Bal Harbour

The ultra-luxury oceanfront enclave, home to Bal Harbour Shops

  • 126 active condos, $2,775,000 median price
  • Median HOA of $2,581 a month
  • One of South Florida's highest-income ZIP codes
Surfside 48

Surfside

The oceanfront town rebuilt under Florida's strictest safety standard

  • 96 active condos, $890,000 median price
  • Median HOA of $1,508/month, median build year 2000
  • Home to the Four Seasons Surf Club, on the site of the original 1929 club
Bay Harbor Islands 49

Bay Harbor Islands

Two islands facing Bal Harbour Shops with the biggest inventory refresh

  • 164 active condos, 23 new construction — the highest share in the area
  • $1,080,000 median price, median HOA of $1,818/month
  • Median build year 2016, among the most recent in northern Miami-Dade
North Bay Village 50

North Bay Village

Three islands between Miami and Miami Beach, the most accessible entry price

  • 157 active condos, $464,500 median price — the lowest in the corridor
  • Median HOA of just $894/month
  • Ritz-Carlton Residences already approved, plus Continuum, Tula and Shoma Bay underway
Homestead 51

Homestead

The gateway to the Everglades, with South Florida's most accessible condo segment

  • 146 active condos, $249,500 median price
  • Median HOA of $362 a month — the lowest of this batch
  • Home to Homestead-Miami Speedway and gateway to two national parks
Miramar 52

Miramar

A planned southern Broward suburb, home to Spirit Airlines and the FBI's Miami office

  • 97 active condos, $285,000 median price
  • Median HOA of $480 a month
  • Florida's 14th most populous city, 10.4% growth over the decade
Davie 53

Davie

South Florida's most equestrian-heritage town, home to Nova Southeastern University

  • 129 active condos, $249,000 median price
  • Median HOA of $675 a month
  • A historic western-theme district with genuine hitching posts
Weston 54

Weston

Planned city, high purchasing power

  • 68,107 residents (2020 census) and median household income of $122,774.
  • Home to Cleveland Clinic Florida, DHL and Royal Caribbean.
  • 109 condos for sale, median price $325,000 — 100% resale market.
Oakland Park 55

Oakland Park

Culinary arts district in revitalization

  • 44,229 residents (2020 census) across just 8.2 square miles, next to Wilton Manors.
  • Culinary arts district anchored by Funky Buddha Brewery.
  • 72 condos for sale, median price $225,000 — the most accessible entry price in the area.
Palm Beach 56

Palm Beach

Luxury island, highest entry price

  • 9,245 year-round residents (2020 census), up to 30,000 in winter season.
  • Mar-a-Lago, Worth Avenue and The Breakers all on the same island.
  • 165 condos for sale, median price $1,349,500 — 100% resale market.
Palm Beach Gardens 57

Palm Beach Gardens

Northern Palm Beach's golf capital

  • 59,182 residents (2020 census), designed by John D. MacArthur in the 1950s.
  • 12 golf courses, including the PGA of America's historic headquarters.
  • 109 condos for sale, median price $369,450 — 100% resale market.
North Palm Beach 58

North Palm Beach

Consolidated village on the Intracoastal

  • 160 active condos, 100% resale, median price of $409,000.
  • Median HOA of $1,303/month — among the highest on this list.
  • Home to North Palm Beach Country Club, designed by Jack Nicklaus.
Singer Island 59

Singer Island

Oceanfront barrier island

  • 131 active condos, median price of $792,500 — only 2 new construction.
  • Median HOA of $1,835/month, among the highest on this list.
  • 4.7 miles of beach, with towers like the 42-story Tiara.
Highland Beach 60

Highland Beach

Small oceanfront town

  • 114 active condos, 100% resale, median price of $899,000.
  • Median HOA of $2,155/month, the highest on this list.
  • Just 1.29 square miles, between Boca Raton and Delray Beach.
Stuart 61

Stuart

Sailfish Capital of the World

  • 86 active condos, all resale, median $337,000
  • Martin County seat, 1h42 from Miami
  • Anchored by Daher Aerospace and Cleveland Clinic Martin Health
Fort Pierce 62

Fort Pierce

The Sunrise City

  • 135 active condos, all resale, median $360,500
  • Home to Indian River State College and the Southern Grove corridor
  • Downtown ranked #1 among small U.S. towns in 2015
Vero Beach 63

Vero Beach

The Dodgers' Historic Home

  • 64 active condos, all resale, median $387,000
  • Home to Piper Aircraft since 1955, the county's largest private employer
  • Historic home of Dodgertown, today the Jackie Robinson Training Complex

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