Miami condos for sale

Buying a condo in Miami

From $175,000 to over $3 million

The range is wide because a Miami address covers a large area. In ZIP 33179, in north Miami-Dade, Buckley Towers (1968) has a median asking price of $175,000, or $205 per sq ft. Toscano, a 2007 building in ZIP 33156, asks $440,000. Near the bay, Opera Tower in Edgewater asks $341,500 and one Icon Brickell tower $975,000. At the top, Aston Martin Residences, finished in 2024, asks $3,100,000, or $1,663 per sq ft.

Monthly fees

Fees follow the building's age, services and insurance. In our data, the median fee runs from $0.60 per sq ft each month at Buckley Towers to $2.36 at Echo Brickell. For a 1,000 sq ft unit, that is $600 to $2,360 a month. Ask what the fee includes and whether a fee increase is planned.

The checks that matter most

1. Age. Florida requires a milestone inspection by the end of the year a building turns 30, then every 10 years (Florida Statutes 553.899). Miami-Dade runs its own recertification at the same age. 2. Reserves. Ask for the structural reserve study (SIRS), or search the state database. 3. Special assessments. The estoppel letter lists approved and scheduled assessments (Florida Statutes 718.116). 4. Your right to cancel. On a resale, you have 7 days after you receive the condo documents to cancel, not counting weekends and holidays (Florida Statutes 718.503).

If you plan to rent it out

In the City of Miami, short rentals need a certificate of use, a business tax receipt, a state license and a signed form from the association (city rules). Many buildings do not allow them at all. The City of Miami's 2025 property tax rate was 19.99 mills.