Miami condo resales

Miami Condo Resales & Building Guides

Compare buildings, understand ownership costs and plan your next move with Raphael Sitruk.

How these guides work

The building before the apartment

In a Miami condominium, the price of an apartment is tied to the building it belongs to: how the condominium is organised, how old it is, how its units are laid out, and what its association has to fund. Each guide sets out what the public record shows for one building, from the Miami-Dade Property Appraiser and the architects' own descriptions, then the documents and questions that matter before an offer or a listing.

These pages do not show listings, prices or availability. When you want to see what is on the market in a building, ask for a selection: Raphael answers personally, with the units and the documents to read.

Building guides

Ten buildings, three areas

Compare buildings side by side

Surfside, Bal Harbour and Bay Harbor Islands

About the three towns

Sunny Isles Beach

About Sunny Isles Beach

Two ways in

Buying or selling

Buying

A selection, building by building

Say which buildings, sizes and budget you are considering. Raphael replies with the apartments currently available that fit, how they compare inside each building, and the association documents to review before an offer.

Selling

An opinion of value for your unit

Your tower, line, floor and condition, the building's documents, and the sales that genuinely resemble your apartment. A commercial opinion, not an appraisal.

Selection request

Tell Raphael what you are looking for.

Buildings you are considering, size, budget and timing. Raphael replies personally with a selection and his comments. A request does not subscribe you to any mailing list.

Your message goes directly and confidentially to Raphael. Details are never sold or shared.