Miami’s Haute 50: $2.567 Billion in Asking Value This Week
Miami-Dade’s highest asking prices span island homes, Coral Gables residences and Miami Beach condominiums in this week’s Haute 50™. The November 2 research snapshot totals $2,566,948,000 across 50 properties, led by 485 W Matheson Dr in Key Biscayne at $237 million.
The median asking price is $36,375,000, and the average is $51,338,960. At the other end of the list, 9349 Collins Ave APT 1101 in Surfside sets the entry threshold at $24,995,000. These are asking prices in a dated research sample, not completed-sale values or an appraisal of the properties.
Our complete Miami Top 50 report carries all 50 ranked addresses, supplied property details and the methodology. This weekly article focuses on what changed and where the highest-priced listings sit.
Four listings ask at least $100 million
The four highest asking prices are $237 million at 485 W Matheson Dr in Key Biscayne, $172.5 million at 600-620 Arvida Pkwy, $148 million at 8901 Arvida Ln in Coral Gables and $110 million at 1420 W 23rd St in Miami Beach. Together, they account for $667.5 million of this edition’s asking value.
The highest-priced condominium in the supplied sample is 2901 Collins Ave #1602 in Miami Beach, at $80 million. Its source row records four bedrooms, six bathrooms and 5,011 interior square feet. The top five by asking price are:
- 485 W Matheson Dr, Key Biscayne, FL 33149: $237,000,000.
- 600-620 Arvida Pkwy, Miami, FL 33156: $172,500,000.
- 8901 Arvida Ln, Coral Gables, FL 33156: $148,000,000.
- 1420 W 23rd St, Miami Beach, FL 33140: $110,000,000.
- 2901 Collins Ave #1602, Miami Beach, FL 33140: $80,000,000.
Across the full list, 15 properties ask at least $50 million. The difference between the average and median illustrates how much the largest asks influence the aggregate; neither measure describes what a typical Miami-Dade buyer pays.
Four new entries, one recorded price reduction
Against the stored October 26 edition, 46 properties carry over and four enter this week’s Top 50:
- 1008 Links Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33109: No. 22, asking $39,500,000.
- 3681 Flamingo Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33140: No. 24, asking $37,500,000.
- 9001 Collins Ave #S-301, Surfside, FL 33154: No. 41, asking $27,900,000.
- 1374 S Venetian Way, Miami Beach, FL 33139: No. 44, asking $26,000,000.
The four addresses leaving the ranking are 10203 Collins Ave #2801 in Bal Harbour, 6893 Fisher Island Dr in Miami Beach, and 300 N Biscayne Blvd #Penthouse 401 and #Penthouse 301 in Miami. An exit means only that an address is absent from this week’s Top 50; it does not establish a sale or withdrawal.
The one recorded price change among returning properties is at 4521 Pine Tree Dr in Miami Beach. Its ask fell from $42,500,000 to $39,995,000, a $2,505,000 reduction, or 5.89%. The entry threshold rose from $24.2 million in the October 26 list to $24.995 million this week.
Miami Beach accounts for 28 of the 50 properties
Miami Beach represents 56% of the ranking, with 28 entries. The source labels eight properties as Miami and six as Coral Gables. Surfside has three; Key Biscayne and Sunny Isles Beach each have two; Bal Harbour has one. These are counts within the captured ranking, not measures of each city’s complete luxury inventory.
By source property type, the edition includes 32 single-family homes and 18 condominiums. It is a mixed residential asking-price ranking, rather than a condo-only or waterfront-only list.
Reading the size and price-per-square-foot figures
Interior area and asking price per square foot are available for 46 of the 50 properties. Among those 46, average interior area is approximately 9,331 square feet and average asking price per square foot is $6,070.17. Four missing size records are excluded from those averages rather than treated as zero.
The source does not supply verified waterfront status, year built or listing-agent names. We have not inferred those facts from an address or image. The report also withholds one zero-bathroom source value pending verification, rather than treating it as a confirmed property characteristic.
How to use this week’s Haute 50
The November 2 pack was captured at 12:14:06 UTC from the named Miami-area for-sale research markets, using a $5 million minimum and then ranking the highest supplied asking prices. It is a research sample, not an exhaustive countywide inventory, and availability may have changed after capture.
Use the ranking to compare the properties and asking-price tiers that appear in this edition, not as evidence of completed sales, negotiated prices or investment returns. The weekly comparison is against the October 26 snapshot from the same research series.
Explore all 50 properties in the updated Miami report. For a separate market comparison, see the Palm Beach County Top 50, which uses its own November 1 snapshot.
Miami Haute 50 FAQ
What leads the November 2 Miami Haute 50?
485 W Matheson Dr in Key Biscayne leads the supplied research ranking at an asking price of $237 million.
What is the combined asking value?
The 50 properties total $2,566,948,000 in asking value, with a median ask of $36,375,000.
What changed from the prior week?
Four properties entered and four left the ranking against October 26. The recorded asking-price reduction was $2,505,000 at 4521 Pine Tree Dr.
Where can readers find every ranked property?
The permanent Miami Top 50 report contains the full ranking, source scope and property-level figures.