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New Newsletter Drop: Miami & NYC Edition
From UBS and PropertyShark reports to Prada’s Midtown tower and The Weeknd’s $50M Coral Gables buy — this week’s edition spotlights market shifts, luxury launches, and the evolving pulse of two powerhouse cities.
New Newsletter Drop: New York vs. Miami Edition
This week we explore the contrasts between NYC and Miami — from UN traffic jams to smooth 20-minute airport runs. New York’s market stays strong with record deals like 998 Fifth Avenue at $37.5M, while Miami shines with luxury sales such as 2301 North Bay Road at $15M and new developments like Ocean House Surfside starting at $8M. Plus, don’t miss NYC’s The Brothers Size and Simon Doonan’s They All Came to Barneys.
New Newsletter Drop: Mid-Year Momentum. We’re halfway through 2025, and the real estate market is evolving fast. Florida luxury markets remain strong despite national slowdowns, with cities like Miami and West Palm Beach drawing high-end buyers through tax perks, new developments, and cultural growth. From Robbie Williams’ $40M Coral Gables purchase to Art Basel’s expanding presence, this summer’s story is all about movement, investment, and lifestyle.
New Newsletter Drop: NYC & Miami Edition
This Independence Day week, we bring you key market insights from both coasts. In NYC, rising taxes and interest rates are tightening affordability, with cash buyers now driving 69% of deals. Meanwhile, Miami’s condo market sees a brief pause, but demand and ultra-luxury prices remain strong due to limited inventory. Featured listings include a classic 3 Bed co-op on Gramercy Park ($3.65M) and a standout 6 Bed architectural masterpiece in Coconut Grove ($20.8M). Enjoy the fireworks, backyard BBQs, and a moment to slow down this summer.
EW Newsletter Drop: Miami Edition — Market shifts in motion: Miami & Palm Beach lean toward a buyer’s market, while ultra-luxury homes ($10M+) stay hot. $6M–$10M is steady, $3M–$6M buyers get selective, and condos see softness except in new builds like Rivage Bal Harbour. Dining buzz at Nino Gordo, gripping reads with The Wizard of the Kremlin, and a featured listing: 211 Water Way #211 — 4 Bed, 5 Bath, 3,771 SF, $3.4M.
EW Newsletter Drop: Miami Edition — From holiday reflections to market momentum, this week captures it all. Passover & Easter set a grateful tone, NYC stays resilient amidst rate hikes, millionaires still love Manhattan, and buyers eye luxury deals. Featured gem: 211 Water Way, 4 bed, 4.5 bath, listed at $3.79M.
EW Newsletter Drop: Miami Edition — From trophy home buzz on Star Island to Irish romance at Glin Castle, this week is all about movement and charm. Hudson Yards dips while 80 Clarkson rises, RAO’s delivers cozy Italian vibes, and the Miami Open heats up. Don’t miss our latest Venetian Islands gem: 4 bed, 3.5 bath, listed at $5.25M.
Change is unsettling, and we all fear it. Sometimes, it’s forced on us by external events like 9/11 or the collapse of Lehman Brothers. Other times, it’s personal—job loss, divorce, or the quiet realization that it’s time for a fresh start. Real estate is often at the center of these turning points.
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You can’t automate wealth, but you can systematize how you build it. That’s what makes the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, and Repeat) method stick; not because it’s catchy, but because it’s replicable. But replication only works if each step actually works.
Later this year, Key Biscayne will welcome a transformative new condominium project that honors the past while embracing the future. The site of the much-beloved Silver Sands hotel, a modest 1950s resort that never aspired to the glitz of Miami Beach or Bal Harbour, will soon become home to the island's most prestigious address.
Moving to a new city isn’t just about a change of address—it’s about stepping into a whole new chapter of your life. Maybe things fell apart, or maybe you just needed a reset. Either way, packing up and starting fresh is a chance to rebuild on your own terms, meet new people, and create a life that actually feels good. It’s exciting, a little overwhelming, and full of “what now?” moments. But here’s the thing—you don’t have to figure everything out overnight. Take it one step at a time, and before you know it, you’ll start to feel at home.
Embarking on a relocation while launching a home-based business in Miami, known for its vibrant culture and booming luxury real estate market, presents unique challenges and opportunities. This guide from Amanda Sawyer delivers strategic insights tailored for entrepreneurs seeking to blend lifestyle aspirations with business ambitions in Miami. Focusing on the nuanced dynamics of the local market, it aims to streamline the transition, ensuring a smooth integration of personal comfort and professional growth amid Miami's luxury settings.
In Miami, a city celebrated for its dynamic culture and booming entrepreneurial environment, upsizing your home serves more than just lifestyle enhancement — it is a strategic step toward fostering a successful home-based business. In today’s post on the Amanda Sawyer blog, we address the intricacies of expanding your residential footprint while integrating a professional workspace, specifically tailored to the vibrant Miami market.
Last week, I had the honor and pleasure of attending a personal presentation for the Sagamore Hotel Ritz Carlton Residences in Miami Beach. Currently in the 'Friends and Family' phase, final floor plans or pricing are not yet ready for public release. They can be viewed along with the renderings and finishes by appointment or a zoom presentation. For Miami Beach, the restoration of the Sagamore, Shore Club, and Raleigh Hotel, along with their new residential additions, represents a significant rejuvenation in this area. Notably, Lincoln Road is undergoing a $60 million restoration, which will include an extension to the beach. This long-awaited enhancement and accessibility will elevate the appeal of the mall to higher-end retail.
Embarking on the journey of purchasing a home later in life presents a unique set of considerations. It's not merely about finding a place that feels right; it's about selecting a home that aligns with the nuances of your lifestyle, ensuring comfort, accessibility, and peace of mind. This guide delves into the critical features you should prioritize as a senior homebuyer, paving the way for a decision that marries practicality with your aspirations for this chapter of your life.

