FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common queries about our services and how we can assist you in your property search. If you have additional questions, feel free to reach out to us directly.
What are the best neighborhoods to buy a home in Miami right now?
It depends on your rhythm. For high-rise waterfront living, Edgewater and Brickell are hard to beat. For something slower with historic charm, Coconut Grove or El Portal might be your match. Buena Vista, Upper East Side, and Little River are also emerging as strong options for investors and creative buyers. Bo helps clients pinpoint the pocket of Miami that fits their lifestyle and long-term goals—not just the trend of the moment.
Is Miami real estate a good investment in 2025?
Yes—and not just because of the sunshine. Despite higher interest rates tempering prices slightly in some segments, Miami’s steady population growth, limited land, and international demand keep it one of the U.S.’s most resilient and dynamic markets. Bo monitors local trends block by block to help clients invest wisely and time the market with confidence.
How do I choose the right Miami neighborhood for my lifestyle?
Start with how you want to feel at home. Do you thrive on walkability and energy? Brickell or Downtown might be your vibe. Prefer space, trees, and quiet mornings? Try Miami Shores or Buena Vista. Bo walks clients through real-life tradeoffs to match vibe with value.
What's the average price of a home in Miami Beach?
As of mid-2025, single-family homes in Miami Beach average around $2.8M, while condos range from $800K to $1.6M depending on location, views, and amenities. Bo helps clients navigate both the numbers and the nuance—because the sticker price never tells the full story.
Should I buy a condo or a single-family home in Miami?
Condos offer convenience, views, and amenities—with a monthly HOA. Homes offer more space and autonomy—with more upkeep. It comes down to lifestyle and financial goals. Bo helps buyers cut through the noise to decide what fits their day-to-day life and long-term vision.
What’s it like living in Brickell vs Edgewater?
Brickell is Miami’s sleek financial core: think rooftop bars, luxury towers, and walk-to-anything energy. Edgewater is calmer, with Bayfront views, parks, and a tucked-away feel—still close to Wynwood and Midtown. Both are highly walkable. Bo helps clients weigh not just location, but how the neighborhood will feel five years from now.
Is Miami a good place to relocate from New York or L.A.?
Absolutely. Many of Bo’s clients have made the move and don’t look back. There’s no state income tax, cost-of-living advantages, and a year-round outdoor lifestyle. The city is supported by a growing tech and finance scene as well. Bo guides relocation clients through every detail—from neighborhoods that match your old lifestyle to the nuances of Florida homeownership.
Do I need a real estate agent to buy a home in Miami?
Technically, no—but it’s like sailing without a compass. Having an agent is particularly important here because of condo association rules, flood zone disclosures, and off-market opportunities. Bo brings local fluency, negotiation power, and the off-market access buyers miss on their own. A good agent isn’t just helpful—they’re your edge in a competitive city.
What should I know before buying property in Miami Beach’s historic districts?
Expect charm—and a few rules. Many historic homes are protected, meaning exterior renovations require special approvals. Insurance can be higher, and some homes may need updates. Bo walks buyers through the tradeoffs so they get character and clarity before closing the deal.