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Miami Luxury Real Estate Market Overview

Prices, inventory, days on market and buyer trends in Miami's $5M+ market. A buyer's-side read on where the leverage is, refreshed quarterly.

By Laura Hunter2 min read
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A plain-English, buyer-side read on the Miami luxury market — refreshed every quarter as the numbers move.

Figures below are approximate, as of early 2026, and provided for editorial context — not a formal appraisal.

Where things stand (early 2026)

The luxury median is near $4.85M. After the 2021–2023 frenzy, inventory has risen and well-priced homes take roughly 90–105 days to sell. Cash is 40%+ of luxury transactions, and international buyers are around 34% of the high end, led by Colombia, Brazil, Argentina and Mexico. In the $3M–$10M band, negotiation has returned — the clearest buyer's opportunity in years. Single-family prices are projected to rise modestly, on the order of +2.8% in 2026.

What it means if you're buying

More selection and more leverage — but a more selective market, where good homes still move fast and mispriced ones sit. Preparation wins: know the comps, line up your funds, and have an advocate ready to move decisively.

A quarterly read

We refresh this overview every quarter as conditions change. For the full buyer's playbook — pricing strategy, neighborhood intelligence, and the complete $5M+ relocation checklist — download the free Miami Luxury Buyer's Guide.


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Frequently asked questions

Is the Miami luxury market up or down in 2026?
Demand is strong and prices are modestly higher year over year, but the market has rebalanced toward buyers — with more inventory and renewed negotiation in the $3M–$10M range.
How long do luxury homes take to sell in Miami?
Roughly 90–105 days for well-priced homes as of early 2026; overpriced listings sit considerably longer.