Investing in Miami real estate

Start with the projects: below is a selection of Miami new developments for each type of investment, with photos and dated advertised prices. The criteria to compare them, pre-construction buying and the remote process follow.

Buying with short stays in mind

Buildings whose marketing advertises stays shorter than a month or an operator model. These terms are reported, not verified unit by unit; they are confirmed in the condominium documents and with the city before you commit.

Miami Beach · North Beach

72 Park Miami Beach

A North Beach rental-use comparison

Shorter stays advertised (not verified)

Indicative advertised price
$789,000 to $2,500,000 Checked Nov 7, 2026
Delivery
Completed 2025
Residence types
Studio to 3 bedrooms
View residence — 72 Park Miami Beach

Wynwood

NoMad Residences Wynwood

A completed Wynwood ownership concept

Shorter stays advertised (not verified)

Indicative advertised price
$700,000 to $2,000,000 Checked Nov 7, 2026
Delivery
Completed 2026
Residence types
Studio to 2 bedrooms
View residence — NoMad Residences Wynwood

Buying with rental use in mind

Completed buildings with monthly rentals

Residences you can visit, close on and rent sooner, in buildings where a 30-day or monthly minimum is reported. Rental income starts with a lease rather than with a delivery date.

Completed residences

Pre-construction: paying in stages

Buying before delivery spreads deposits over the construction period and gives access to the developer’s current price list, with an estimated delivery date that can move.

Deposits and payment schedules

Long-term holdings on the water

Oceanfront and bayside addresses with signature architecture and hospitality-led services, for buyers whose priority is the asset and how they will use it rather than rental income.

Waterfront residences

Raphael Sitruk puts his experience, developer relationships and knowledge of Miami’s new developments to work for investors: a selection that fits your budget and plans, current prices and floor plans, and negotiation of the strongest possible terms with the developer.

How to compare investments

Neighborhood
Miami, Miami Beach and the island towns are separate municipalities with their own rules on rentals and local taxes. Compare the neighborhood pages before comparing buildings. Neighborhoods
Budget
Advertised prices are dated ranges for a whole development. Raphael sends you the residences currently available and their prices, so you can compare developments on an equal budget. View all developments
Ownership costs
Association fees, insurance, property taxes and, in some buildings, operator fees determine net income. They are requested building by building. The full cost of owning a new condo
Timeline
A completed building can produce income soon after closing; a pre-construction purchase ties up deposits until delivery. Match the timeline to your plans. Buying a Miami pre-construction condo
Rental framework
A monthly minimum and short stays are not the same investment. The governing documents and local rules decide, not the brochure. Rental rules before you buy
Availability
Residence types describe the building as designed; the units still for sale change every week. View all developments

Investing from France or abroad

Most of the process can be done remotely, in English or French with Raphael. For a buyer in France, Miami is generally six hours behind Paris, which leaves the European late afternoon for calls.

  1. A written brief

    Budget in dollars, intended use, timing and the people involved in the decision. Raphael comes back with a selection and current prices.

  2. Video visits and documents

    Residences, floor plans, budgets and rules are reviewed remotely; a trip is planned once the shortlist is ready.

  3. Your advisers

    A Florida attorney for the contract, a tax adviser in your country of residence and one in the United States, and a lender if you finance. They set the ownership structure before you sign.

  4. Funds and currency

    Deposits are paid in dollars to an escrow agent. Plan the currency transfer with your bank and confirm wire instructions through a separate, verified channel.

  5. After closing

    Insurance, association fees, property taxes, rental management and tax filings continue; budget for them from the start.

Buying in Miami from abroad

Questions investors ask

Can a foreign buyer invest in Miami real estate?

Foreign buyers can generally buy residential property in Miami, but Florida law restricts purchases by certain foreign nationals, so eligibility is confirmed for each buyer before reserving.

Can I rent out the residence?

It depends on the building and the city: some buildings report monthly minimums, others advertise shorter stays. The rental-use collection compares the frameworks reported for each building; the documents confirm them.

Completed or pre-construction?

Completed: you see what you buy and can rent sooner. Pre-construction: deposits are spread out and the choice of residences is wider, with a delivery date that can move.

Can I finance the purchase?

Some lenders offer loans to foreign buyers; terms depend on the lender and your profile. The financing guide lists the questions to settle before reserving.

What does Raphael do for an investor?

He selects and compares the residences that fit your budget and plans, obtains current prices, floor plans and documents, negotiates the strongest possible terms with the developer and coordinates the exchanges through closing.

Guides to go further

Prepare your investment with Raphael

Tell him your budget, the use you have in mind and your timing. He will come back with a selection, current prices and floor plans.

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Advisory conversations are available in English and French.