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CondoHub · The Miami Condo Atlas

Every condo building. One map.

Every delivered condo building from Coconut Grove to Sunny Isles: year built, height, size and live market activity, from verified MLS records. Watching what's not built yet? That's PreDevHub.

Find a Building → Pre-construction
Buildings tracked2,753built and delivered
For sale now7,038active MLS listings
For lease now4,967active MLS listings
Residences on file211,4051,890 buildings reporting

Miami MLS via Bridge IDX · as of Oct 9, 2026

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2,753 of 2,753 buildings · the full atlasMLS-verified · as of Jul 8, 2026

Tiles © EsriPins show every building that matches the filters. Draw an area to narrow further.

Building data compiled from Miami Assoc. of REALTORS® MLS records via Bridge IDX. Figures shown only where the record supports them: blanks are left blank, never guessed. Satellite thumbnails © Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics. Spotted an error in your building? Tell me and I'll verify it →

The skyline, in numbers

What 100 years of Miami condos look like.

Delivered buildings only, Coconut Grove to Sunny Isles. Pre-construction towers are counted on PreDevHub, not here.

Computed from the atlas · as of Jul 8, 2026
Buildings tracked2,753MLS-verified, delivered
Residences on file209,746across the buildings whose records state a unit count
Tallest standing70 floorsin the atlas
Delivered since 202089more in the pipeline on PreDevHub

Buildings by decade built

The 2020s are still filling

Year built from county records where available, else the MLS recordHover or Tab onto a bar
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Tallest in the atlas

Floors on record. Tap a row to open the building.

Every number on this page is computed live from the atlas: MLS-verified records, no estimates. Browse the pre-construction pipeline →See the full market statistics →

Building intelligence reports

Pick any building up there. I'll hand you the full dossier.

The atlas is the index. The report is the intelligence. For any building on that map, I build a full building dossier from the same verified MLS data:

  • Closed history: every recorded sale and rental, sortable by year and unit type.
  • Price-per-foot trend: where the building has been trading, year over year.
  • What's available now: active sales and rentals, and what's pending.
  • The honest read: how it comps against its neighbors, and what that means for your unit or your offer.

Free, no strings. Whether you own there, want in, or are just watching, it's the same data the pros use, in plain English.

One Paraiso tower, Edgewater MiamiLive example

One Paraiso · Edgewater

273 residences · 53 stories · Related Group, 2018. The full report, live on this site.

See the One Paraiso report →

Straight answers

CondoHub, explained.

Not covered here? Ask me on WhatsApp or call 786-578-6900. Straight answers, same day.

Where does this data come from?
Every building record is compiled from Miami Assoc. of REALTORS® MLS data via Bridge IDX, the same system agents use, covering the condo corridor from Coconut Grove to Sunny Isles, plus Key Biscayne and Aventura. Where a record doesn't state something (units, floors, year), the field stays blank. Nothing here is scraped from portals or guessed.
My building is missing, or a detail looks wrong.
Possible. MLS records are written by thousands of different agents over decades, and buildings with no recorded MLS activity won't appear at all. I also keep the atlas to real buildings: condos with fewer than 8 residences on record are left out. Tell me the building and I'll verify it against county records and correct the atlas.
What exactly is a building intelligence report?
A full dossier on one building: every recorded closed sale and rental, the price-per-foot trend by year, the current actives and pendings, bed-mix breakdown, and an honest read on how it comps. The One Paraiso report is a live example. Yours looks like that.
I own a unit. What's it actually worth?
That's a CMA, and I run them from the same data. Start with the home valuation page, tell me the building and unit line, and you'll get a comp-backed number, not an algorithm's guess.
Do you track new construction and pre-construction?
Yes, on its own hub. Projects that haven't delivered yet live on PreDevHub with expected delivery, deposit schedules and developer-verified data. If you're weighing a pre-construction contract, ask me for the developer's track record and the building's contract-to-close data first.
Nothing's listed in the building I want. Now what?
That's my favorite assignment. I run direct off-market outreach to owners in specific buildings. Most of my best buys never hit the portals. Tell me the building and your terms, and I'll go find your seller.

Building-level advantage

The atlas is public. The intelligence isn't.

Anyone can browse this map. What you can't get from a portal: the building's full closed history, what units really trade for, which lines to avoid, and who might sell before anything lists. Tell me the building. I'll do the digging.

Enrique Ponte Ojeda on a balcony overlooking the water in Miami
Name the building. I'll send the numbers.Closed history, the $/SF trend and what's really available, usually the same day, free.
Enrique Ponte Ojeda
Licensed Florida Real Estate Agent · Carmona Realty Group

What you'll get back

  • Your building's report: closed history, $/SF trend, actives and bed mix.
  • A straight answer: buy, sell, hold or walk, backed by the comps.
  • Off-market reach: direct owner outreach in buildings with nothing listed.
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