South Florida luxury real estate spans a narrow strip of coastline where price is driven less by square footage than by water. A no-fixed-bridge canal home in Fort Lauderdale, a direct-ocean condo on Galt Ocean Mile, and a golf-community estate in Boca Raton can carry the same list price and behave like three completely different assets. Simon Gedz has been working these micro-markets since 1995 — the goal here is to give you the same read on a property that an experienced local agent would give a friend.
What the luxury market looks like right now
- $1M–$1.2M — the practical entry point for luxury inventory in Broward County. Single-family homes at this level move quickly when they are well priced.
- $1.2M–$2.5M — the deepest buyer pool in South Florida. Most well-presented waterfront and near-beach homes trade in this band.
- $2.5M–$5M — deepwater dockage, newer construction, and gated enclaves. Days on market stretch, and buyers have real negotiating leverage.
- $5M+ — ultra-luxury estates and penthouses. Thin comparable data, so pricing is built from dock length, ocean frontage, and finish level rather than price per square foot.
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Browse neighborhood-level guides with current inventory, recent sales, and market snapshots for Las Olas Isles, Rio Vista, Harbor Beach, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Hillsboro Beach, Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club and every coastal community in between.
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Search luxury homes for sale in South Florida from $1M and up, run the full home search, or get a no-obligation valuation of your own home. Questions about a specific canal, building, or street? Send them over — you'll get a straight answer, not a pitch.