Billionaire Neighborhoods in Miami

Miami's concentration of ultra-high-net-worth capital is anchored along a series of waterfront enclaves stretching from the Venetian Islands through Miami Beach to Sunny Isles. These neighborhoods represent visible wealth, defined by oceanfront positioning, guard-gated access, and proximity to the branded residence corridor along .

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Residences typically start around $5 million, with trophy properties trading from $20 million to $90 million. The Residences at offers units starting at $15 million.

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North Bay Road

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The stretch of Collins Avenue from Lincoln Road through the Faena District has emerged as the most concentrated corridor of branded ultra-luxury development in the United States. Six branded residences, , , , , and Ritz-Carlton. Are positioned along a two-mile oceanfront strip.

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Branded residences along the corridor range from approximately $7 million () to $25 million+ (), with penthouse and full-floor units trading significantly higher.

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This is Miami Beach's answer to 57th Street, a branded residence corridor where the buyers are global, the price per square foot is among the highest in Florida, and every building carries a hospitality pedigree.

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The offers residences from approximately $5 million. The trades from $4 million to over $30 million. Newer developments like the at the former Champlain site are priced from $6.5 million.

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Branded residences start from approximately $3 million at towers like the , scaling to $10 million+ at the Porsche Design Tower and Estates at Acqualina. Penthouses have traded above $30 million.

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Golden Beach

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New luxury condominiums at and start from approximately $4 million for three-bedroom units. Waterfront estates command significantly more, Google co-founder Larry Page assembled a $188 million compound across three adjacent properties in late 2025 and early 2026, including the 4.5-acre Banyan Ridge estate for $101.5 million.

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Surfside and Bal Harbour form the core of Miami's emerging corridor, defined by ultra-low density, branded residences, and direct oceanfront positioning.

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