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Miami is the economic and cultural capital of the Southeast — Brickell's finance towers, Coconut Grove's waterfront, Wynwood's arts district, and historic neighborhoods like The Roads and Morningside. As of mid-2026, the typical Miami home or condo sells for around $600,000, with waterfront and luxury condos far higher.
A 6% commission on a $600,000 sale is roughly $36,000 out of your equity. A flat-fee MLS listing puts your Miami home on the MLS, Zillow and Realtor.com with the same exposure full-commission listings get — critical in a market with so many international and out-of-state buyers — for a flat $99–$999.
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Miami is a condo-and-international market, and both shape the sale. For condos, Florida's post-Surfside law requires milestone inspections and a SIRS reserve study for qualifying buildings, and buyers review reserves and assessments closely. A large share of Miami buyers are foreign nationals or investors paying cash, so leasing rules (including short-term/Airbnb policies, which vary by building and by city zoning) are a key value factor — disclose them. Bilingual reach and full portal syndication help your listing find Miami's global buyer base.
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Miami is in Miami-Dade, and Miami-Dade is the one Florida county that does not charge the standard documentary stamp rate. The rest of the state charges $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.
A national closing cost calculator gets this wrong in both directions — it overstates the tax on a Miami house and understates it on a Miami condo, because it does not know the surtax exists. On a $700,000 sale the gap is real money, and it is why a Miami net sheet should be built locally.
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 runs the other way.
Miami has more condo inventory than anywhere in the state, and the association’s milestone inspection and structural integrity reserve study status now decide whether a buyer can get financing at all. Lenders ask. Buildings that have not completed them can be effectively unfinanceable.
Order the estoppel the day you go under contract, and ask the association in writing about pending or announced special assessments. On a Miami condo those two items set the closing date more often than the mortgage does.