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Compare South Florida condominium buildings by location, architecture, amenities, residence mix, pricing history, and market performance.
Explore Building Index™The City Beautiful — 34 buildings across a mix of Mediterranean Revival-era mid-rises and Biltmore-district low-rises, from vintage boutique condos to the Deering Bay waterfront enclave.
Coral Gables is Miami's planned "City Beautiful," known for tree-lined boulevards, Mediterranean Revival architecture, and a historic downtown anchored by the Biltmore Hotel. Its condo stock ranges from boutique low-rises near Miracle Mile and the Biltmore to the gated Deering Bay waterfront community on Biscayne Bay. $669/SF average asking, $616/SF average closed, per MiamiRE/Bridge MLS.
Compare South Florida condominium buildings by location, architecture, amenities, residence mix, pricing history, and market performance.
Explore Building Index™Research neighborhoods, private islands, waterfront enclaves, gated communities, and golf communities by lifestyle, land, scarcity, architecture, and transaction history.
A curated selection of standout buildings personally chosen by Haute Residence based on design, location, service, reputation, residence quality, and overall luxury positioning. This is editorial judgment, not an algorithm or a ranking.
The complete Haute Building Index™ for Coral Gables — every profiled building with live counts.
Coral Gables was master-planned in the 1920s by George Merrick as a Mediterranean Revival "City Beautiful," and remains one of South Florida's most architecturally consistent municipalities — tree-canopied boulevards, coral-rock construction, and low-rise zoning that has kept its condo stock smaller and more boutique than neighboring Miami. Its identity spans the historic downtown core near Miracle Mile and the Biltmore Hotel to the gated waterfront enclave of Deering Bay on Biscayne Bay.
Coral Gables' 34 buildings are dominated by low-rise and mid-rise condominiums — a reflection of the city's historic zoning and Mediterranean Revival character — with the gated Deering Bay community (Deering Bay, Milano, Siena, Verona) forming a distinct waterfront cluster on Biscayne Bay separate from the downtown core near Merrick Manor and Ten Aragon. See every profiled building, live counts included, in All Buildings above ↑.
Coral Gables and Coconut Grove are Miami's two most architecturally protected historic neighborhoods, but with different characters: Coral Gables is planned and formal, with Mediterranean Revival zoning codes and a grid of coral-rock boulevards; Coconut Grove is looser and greener, with a bohemian, artist-colony history and a more organic street layout. Both trade Miami's high-rise density for a lower-rise, more established residential feel.
Coral Gables is the rare Miami neighborhood that looks today almost exactly as its 1920s planners intended.
From the Biltmore's Mediterranean Revival silhouette to Deering Bay's gated waterfront enclave, Coral Gables trades Miami's vertical growth for architectural consistency — a genuinely planned city, not just a neighborhood.
HL Real Estate Group advisors work across Coral Gables' full building range, from vintage boutique condos to the Deering Bay waterfront enclave.
34 MLS-connected buildings, from vintage boutique mid-rises to the Deering Bay waterfront enclave.
Its 1920s Mediterranean Revival master plan, tree-lined boulevards, the Biltmore Hotel, and consistently low-rise zoning that has preserved its historic architectural character.
A gated waterfront community within Coral Gables on Biscayne Bay, comprising Deering Bay, Milano, Siena, and Verona at Deering Bay.