Florida's oceanfront markets, side by side.

From Sunny Isles glass towers to the private islands of Biscayne Bay, Miami is the most liquid luxury waterfront market in Florida.

Naples pairs Gulf sunsets with the deepest concentration of 55+ and second-home buyers on Florida's west coast.

The most supply-constrained luxury island market in the United States, and the primary landing point for Northeast wealth migration.

Quartz-sand beaches, a strong seasonal rental engine, and pricing still below Naples for comparable Gulf frontage.

The Emerald Coast's design-led beach towns — Alys, Rosemary, WaterColor — where rental performance and architecture both matter.

Deepwater dockage with ocean access, at a discount to Miami — the strongest boater's market in the state.