Star Island
A private, guard-gated island in Biscayne Bay with fewer than 40 estates. Deep-water docks, downtown skyline views and a who's-who of owners.
From the guard-gated islands of Biscayne Bay to the oceanfront mansions of North Bay Road, Miami remains one of the most liquid trophy-property markets in the world. Here is how the city's premier neighborhoods compare — and what to expect at the top of the Miami real estate market today.

No state-income tax, world-class private aviation infrastructure at Opa-locka and Miami Executive, and a 12-month season have turned Miami into the de-facto American capital of ultra-high-net-worth living. Inventory at the very top — gated-island compounds, oceanfront mansions, full-floor penthouses — remains scarce, and record-setting trades continue across Indian Creek, Star Island, and Surfside.
For international buyers, Miami offers the deepest pool of luxury real estate in the Americas with no restrictions on foreign ownership. For domestic buyers relocating from New York, California, or Chicago, the lifestyle and tax differential is now a multi-year trend rather than a pandemic-era anomaly.
A private, guard-gated island in Biscayne Bay with fewer than 40 estates. Deep-water docks, downtown skyline views and a who's-who of owners.
The 'Billionaire Bunker' — a 41-home island with its own police force. The most exclusive zip code in Florida and one of the most secure in the world.
Lush, sailing-village character with bayfront estates, walkable village shops, and top private schools. A quieter alternative to Miami Beach.
Oceanfront condos and beachfront villas next to Bal Harbour Shops. Discreet, low-density, and a long-time favourite of Latin American buyers.
Mediterranean revival mansions on tree-lined avenues, Gables Estates' guard-gated canal homes, and proximity to the financial district.
Sunset-facing waterfront estates with direct access to Biscayne Bay. Architecturally significant homes by Kobi Karp, Choeff Levy Fischman and others.
Trophy waterfront estates in Miami typically trade between $15M and $80M, with ultra-prime islands such as Indian Creek and Star Island regularly crossing $100M.
Star Island, Indian Creek Village, Bal Harbour, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, and the oceanfront strip of Miami Beach concentrate the city's highest-end inventory.
Yes. Florida has no restrictions on foreign ownership of residential property, and Miami is one of the most active markets globally for international luxury buyers.
Our curated collection includes off-market opportunities across Star Island, Indian Creek, Coconut Grove and beyond.
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