Across all of Miami-Dade County — from Miami and Miami Beach to Coral Gables, Doral and Pinecrest — list your home on the MLS from $99 — full Zillow & Realtor.com exposure, licensed broker support, and you keep your equity instead of paying 6%. Find your city below, or start with a free home value.
Local pages with market detail for each city. Same flat-fee plans, same full MLS exposure — wherever you are in Miami-Dade.
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Miami-Dade spans one of the widest price ranges in the country — from $430K starter homes in Homestead to $2M+ island estates on Key Biscayne and seven-figure homes in Pinecrest and Coral Gables. The higher the price, the more a 6% commission costs you: tens of thousands — even six figures — out of your equity on a single sale.
A flat-fee MLS listing gives your home the identical exposure a full-commission listing gets — the MLS, Zillow, Realtor.com, Homes.com and 100+ sites, reaching Miami's enormous international and out-of-state buyer pool — for a flat fee from $99. You keep your equity, control your price, and a licensed Florida broker handles offers and contracts. On a $1.4M Coral Gables home, that's roughly $84,000 you keep instead of pay away.
Every plan lists your Miami-Dade home on the MLS and syndicates to Zillow, Realtor.com and 100+ sites. No listing commission, ever.
Beyond the cities above, we list flat-fee in communities across Miami-Dade County — including:
Bal Harbour · Bay Harbor Islands · Biscayne Park · El Portal · Florida City · Golden Beach · Hialeah Gardens · Indian Creek · Medley · Miami Shores · Miami Springs · North Bay Village · Opa-locka · South Miami · Surfside · Sweetwater · Virginia Gardens · West Miami
No matter where in Miami-Dade County your home is, the flat fee is the same and you keep your equity. Check your home's value →
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This is the single most common error on a Miami-Dade net sheet. Every other Florida county charges documentary stamp tax on the deed at $0.70 per $100 of the sale price. Miami-Dade charges $0.60 per $100, plus a surtax on property that is not single-family.
So a calculator built on the statewide rate overstates the tax on a Miami-Dade house and understates it on a Miami-Dade condo or multi-family property, because it misses the surtax entirely. On a $600,000 sale that is a material difference, and it is the reason a Miami-Dade seller should never rely on a national closing cost estimator.
Miami-Dade is also one of seven Florida counties where the buyer customarily selects the closing agent and pays for the owner’s title policy. Statewide custom is the opposite. Both facts belong on your net sheet before you set an asking price.
Miami-Dade has more condominium inventory than any county in Florida, and buyers’ lenders now routinely ask for the association’s milestone inspection and structural integrity reserve study status before clearing financing. A building that has not completed them can make units effectively unfinanceable.
Order the estoppel as soon as you are under contract and ask the association about pending or announced special assessments in writing. On a Miami-Dade condo those two items decide the closing date far more often than the buyer’s mortgage does.