Sunrise Harbour

It suits buyers who want gated, waterfront living with fast access to Miami's business and cultural core in Brickell and Downtown. Both current listings front the water, and the neighborhood's small scale keeps it private. It's a good fit for someone prioritizing exclusivity and bay access over a large selection.

Yes — this is one of Miami's most expensive addresses. The median list price is $25.7 million, with active homes ranging from $11.4 million to $40 million, and pricing averages about $2,933 per square foot. Median rent runs around $40,000 a month, so this is squarely an ultra-luxury market.

The two active listings sit between $11,399,000 and $40,000,000, with a median list price of $25,699,500. Over the past 12 months, three homes sold at a median price of $16,300,000. Individual pricing varies widely given how few properties trade here.

It's small and moves selectively — three homes sold in the last year, with a median of 13.5 days on market once priced right. Sellers averaged about 88% of their asking price, which tells you there's meaningful room to negotiate at this level. Homes near Biscayne Yacht And Country Club and the waterfront trade on a case-by-case basis.

HOA figures aren't currently listed for the active properties, so confirm any dues directly on the home you're considering. Property taxes are substantial at this price point — the median runs about $104,973 per year, which reflects the multimillion-dollar valuations here.