Miami is the secondary-home capital of the world for the uber-rich, according to a new report by research firm Altrata. While New York has the most ultra high net worth (UHNW) residents with a net ...

Miami is well-known for its glittering nightlife, palm-lined boulevards, and global reputation as a playground for the wealthy—so when it comes to real estate, one thing stands out above all else: ...

Miami has long been known as a haven for celebrities and high-profile property owners—but one ultra-exclusive enclave takes that star power to a whole new level, playing host to only the wealthiest ...

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In Miami’s hot housing market, sellers aren’t fleeing — they’re pausing until fall. "It isn't necessarily a bad thing," Douglas Elliman agent and managing director Joe Azar told Fox News Digital.

Homes in the Miami metropolitan area are taking a median of 95 days to sell, nearly a month longer than last year and the longest duration among the nation’s 10 most populous metro areas. Miami homes ...

Developer Sergio Pino fatally shot himself last year as FBI agents tried to arrest him on charges of plotting to kill his ...