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South Beach is one of the most lively and hip neighborhoods on the planet. The area attracts fashion models, musicians, athletes and celebrities of all sorts to its impeccable beaches and nightlife options. In short, the beautiful and successful people of the world just seem to flock to South Beach in droves. South Beach condos are located in a variety of oceanfront, bayfront and inland locations that allow residents the complete experience of incredible water views, luxury amenities and an ultra-convenient lifestyle. South Beach real estate owners enjoy the satisfaction of living in a community of incredible global appeal. There is only one South Beach, and this bodes well for any investment both now and years into the future.

Bal Harbour is one of the most exclusive locations in Miami and offers some of the best dining and shopping in the world. This tiny area is the premier destination for those who seek an opulent lifestyle and is home to some of the most luxurious condos and vacation homes in South Florida. The Bal Harbour mall is home to some of the top designers in the world, while the area offers a range of resort-style oceanfront condos and condo hotels, such as the St. Regis Bal Harbour and the One Bal Harbour condo hotel. Condos in Bal Harbour are some of the most desirable oceanfront properties in the entire United States and offer a range of amenities you simply won't find elsewhere.

Brickell is an urban neighborhood in Miami, Florida, United States. A neighborhood of greater Downtown Miami, Brickell is Miami and South Florida's major financial district.

Coconut Grove is a Miami-Dade mainstay. The old-time charm of The Grove which has a history steeped in the arts, coupled with the incredible vegetation, for which it is named, make it one of the most sought after areas to live in South Florida. There are a wide and varied number of Coconut Grove homes and condos from which to choose, many of which are located within walking distance from the popular spots like the CocoWalk shopping mall, Biscayne Bay and Coconut Grove's beautiful parks.

Coral Gables is a classic and historic city in South Florida that has earned the moniker City Beautiful, for very good reason. As one winds down tree-lined Old Cutler Road, there is arresting natural beauty that is complemented by incredible real estate. Many homes have the prevalent and popular Spanish tile roofs and Mediterranean designs, and the area is tranquil and dignified.

Downtown Miami includes 4 distinct areas: Brickell, Park West, the Central Business District and Midtown, which is then divided into the Wynwood and Edgewater districts. The area has a number of attractions for both locals and tourists, including the Miami Art Museum, Miami Arena Events, the Historical Museum of Southern Florida, the Maurice Gusman Center for the Performing Arts and the American Airlines Arena. Downtown Miami is also home to a number of restaurants and shops, making homes and condos here extremely desirable. Real estate in Downtown Miami continues to expand upward and is sometimes referred to as the Manhattan of the South. Luxury condominiums are popular downtown, especially those along Brickell Avenue. Brickell Key remains one of the most popular areas downtown, offering luxury properties like Asia Brickell Key. Other condos popular with professionals downtown are 50 Biscayne, across from Bayfront Park, and Icon Brickell.

Edgewater is a neighborhood in Miami, Florida, United States, located north of Downtown and Omni, and south of the Upper East Side. It roughly bound by North 17th Street to the south, North 37th Street to the north, the Florida East Coast Railway and East First Avenue to the west and Biscayne Bay to the east

Fisher Island is home to a privileged few who enjoy this pristine and exclusive piece of real estate. Fisher Island was built in the 1920's by Rosamund and William Vanderbilt as a winter estate and, after 75 years, underwent a massive restoration to restore it to its former glory. Fisher Island is now a private island residential community with circa-1925 cottages and guest suites, a private deep-sea marina, beautiful golf course, tennis center and a host of other amenities. The island is also home to eight of Miami's finest restaurants and lounges, including the City View Cafe at the Vanderbilt Mansion and The Beach Club.  

Hallandale Beach is most known for its Thoroughbred horse racing, which is second in the country only to Louisville, Kentucky. The area also features the Hollywood Greyhound Track with dog racing six months each year and slot machine gambling has also been approved for the city. Still, Hallandale Beach has even more to offer residents. With its tropical climate and rich history, Hallandale Beach has remained a popular vacation destination for decades. The city began as a trading and farming community at the turn of the century and was incorporated in 1927. While it's grown a lot, the area still maintains a hometown feel. Hallandale Beach is home to a number of luxury condominium developments on the beach, including the Ocean Marine Yacht Club and the Beach Club I, II and III.

Hollywood, Florida is a truly unique community with a wonderful mix of culture, festivals, music, dance and art. The area is most known for their year-round events, which foster a close community. Hollywood offers a variety of boutiques, sidewalk cafes, art exhibitions and galleries, as well as the only oceanfront boardwalk in Florida.

Hollywood, Florida offers a wide range of condominium developments and luxury homes and is located minutes from downtown Miami and the beach, as well as the Hollywood International Airport and the Fort Lauderdale Air Port. With amazing views of the ocean, a close-knit community and a thriving arts community, there's something for everyone in Hollywood.

Key Biscayne is an island located in Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States, between the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay

Miami Beach - also known as the Magic City - offers a wonderful tropical climate, a mix of cultures and some of the hottest entertainment and shopping in the world. The area has been a popular vacation spot for the famous and wealthy for a century. With its trendy nightclubs, upscale restaurants and Art Deco buildings, there's truly nothing like Miami Beach. Miami Beach draws in real estate investors from around the world with its beachfront condominiums and single family homes, as well as town homes, lofts and oceanfront villas. Located between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, Miami Beach draws in millions of tourists each year who enjoy pristine beaches and outdoor activities like boating, diving, fishing, water skiing and more. Because the area allows for high-rise developments, luxury residential towers continue to go up around Miami Beach. Still, beachfront land is limited and demand continues to grow. With condos like the Green Diamond and the Bath Club, it's no wonder Miami Beach continues to draw in investors, tourists and new residents.