Midtown is a great urban solution to living in Miami.

Victoria Park is a very special part of Fort Lauderdale.

The renowned Indian Creek Island is comprised of roughly 35 estates encircling the ultra-exclusive Indian Creek Golf Club.

Bay Harbor Islands still has the charming feel of an older Miami of bygone era.

Bal Harbour is synonymous with style for the simple reason it is home to the most successful luxury retail shopping area in the United States.

As its name suggests, Surfside is a beachfront town just north of Miami Beach and south of Bal Harbour.

South of Fifth, or Sofi, as it is sometimes affectionately referred to, is arguably Miami Beach's most sought-after address for luxury condo living.

Artists, history buffs, athletes, and pleasure-seekers from near and far flock to Miami Beach for an array of cultural festivals, conferences, competitions, world class clubbing and sun worshipping.

The Roads is an historic area created originally by Mary Brickell in the 1920’s.

Not long ago, Downtown Miami, located just north of the Miami river, was a forgotten neighborhood…not anymore!

The Upper Eastside of Miami runs up Biscayne Blvd. from 41st Street through the MIMO area with its wonderful historic hotels and includes the waterfront communities of Bay Point, Morningside, Belle Meade.

Brickell has always been the banking and financial center of Miami, but in recent years, it has seen a huge resurgence and has now become one of the most desirable urban living neighborhoods in Miami.

Tucked along the shores of the Biscayne Bay, Coconut Grove is a unique slice of Miami with a Bohemian flair.

The City of Coral Gables was designed to be more than just a residential Miami suburb.

Cloaked in verdant trees and lawns, Pinecrest is filled with beautiful scenery and majestic homes.