Another Miami Founder Dinner in the books. What started as a simple idea has turned into one of my favorite things I do in Miami. The goal is straightforward. Get great people in a room. No panels. No pitching. No forced networking. Just real conversations with real builders. On Tuesday we had founders and executives across AI, ecommerce, tech, and private equity all sitting at one table. That’s the real value of a city like Miami. The right room can change everything. Everyone left with new relationships and people they can genuinely call for anything they need. One of my favorite parts of my business is that it puts me in the middle of so many different industries. I get to learn from incredible people every day and more importantly, connect them not just to a home in Miami, but to the right people here. I’ll be hosting these monthly. Want an invite to the next one? DMs always open. 🚀

Sales of $10,000,000+ across South Florida are up over 40% this year, to a total of 407. 86% of these deals were all cash. South Florida is becoming less and less of a rate sensitive market..

619 Brickell Residences by Nobu just released this video and all I can say is wow 🔥 Crazy what we can do nowadays with AI and renderings. All of it looks too real! Miami Lifestyle is truly unmatched. For those interested, DM me or visit the619brickellresidences.com

MAJOR ZONING CHANGE FOR MARY BRICKELL VILLAGE 🚨 Miami just approved a major zoning change for part of the property that is home to the famous Moxies in Brickell, removing the previous 48-story height limit and opening the door to much greater density 👀 Could we be losing part of Mary Brickell Village to another skyscraper?

My favorite Miami restaurants - by neighborhood: Brickell: Osaka Ojo De Agua (breakfast) River Oyster Bar Mimo Market Motek (Never get tired of it) Coconut Grove: Cotoletta Ariete Miami Beach: Macchialina Pane e Vino Little River area: Fiorito El Turco Sunny’s Coral Gables: Mika Daniel’s Shingo Hillstone Downtown: Miami Slice Fratesi’s Tam Tam Garcia’s Wynwood: Uchi Doya Doma Zak the Baker Sunny Isles: Avra il Mulino North Beach: Manolo Cafe Prima Pasta South of Fifth: Joe’s Stone Crab Stubborn Seed Design District: Cote Mandolin Surfside: The Surf Club Makoto (Bal Harbour Shops)

For those looking to move to Miami or want to relocate to a different neighborhood, see below for the best condo buildings in each neighborhood (in my opinion, in no specific order) PART 2 🔑 South of Fifth: Apogee Continuum Icon South Beach Bal Harbour: Oceana St Regis Coconut Grove: Vita at Grove Isle Grove at Grand Bay Grovernor House Mid Beach: 57 Ocean The Edition Faena House North Beach: Eighty Seven Park Brickell Key: Three Tequesta Asia Condo ** Certain buildings are not ideal to purchase in - each for their own reasons. DM me for more Miami insight.

Miami Condo Buildings with the most inventory as of October 2026: Aston Martin Residences: 39 units for sale UNA: 33 units for sale Casa Bella: 29 units for sale Rise: 29 units for sale Casa Bella and Una aren't surprising given they just started closings and there are always sellers with life changes that need to liquidate. Seeing Aston Martin still have this much active inventory is alarming.

People are back in Miami and you can feel the energy.. Brickell is packed… Edgewater is packed… Miami Beach is packed.. We’re back! 💪🏽

Neighborhoods in Miami that currently have homes listed for over $70,000,000: Key Biscayne Gables Estates Sunset Islands Miami Beach South of Fifth

Google just added 10,000 sq ft at 1450 Brickell, bringing it to 45,000 SQ FT. Banco Sabadell renewed nearly 50,000 sq ft at 1111 Brickell. Santander and Ken Griffin are both building Brickell towers, not due before 2029. Miami needs to build the class A office, once it happens - more companies will come.

Last week, Vanderbilt raised $400 million toward a $520 million goal for its West Palm Beach campus. Universities and financial firms are following the people. West Palm & Miami continue to explode 🚀

🚨 The most expensive listing in Miami right now: $237,000,000 on Key Biscayne. 11,528 SF, about $20,500/SF. Last month I posted the $148,000,000 Gables Estates listing. This one is over $89,000,000 more. What do you think this will trade for? 👀

Lincoln Road Mall in Miami, Florida (1965) Now in 2026, developers are buying up as much property on this road as possible with plans to completely change it once again..

Average price per SF for $1M+ sales in Miami right now: Miami Beach to Sunny Isles: $1,340 Grove / Gables / Key Biscayne: $1,051 Brickell / Downtown: $969 Edgewater: $905 Which one surprises you the most?

Miami luxury real estate, last 30 days: 200 sales over $1,000,000 $833,000,000 in total volume 40 sales over $5,000,000 16 sales over $10,000,000

Bay Point just traded at $10,300,000, which is $4,436/SF. Bay Point is now pricing like the Miami Beach islands. Still one of the most underrated neighborhoods in Miami in my opinion.

University of Miami Health System is proposing an outpatient center in Pinecrest! The former Macy's and Burger King is slated to be redeveloped into a healthcare facility. This would be great for Pinecrest I think. Thoughts?