Market Reports

This report is a qualitative planning snapshot rather than a statistical market scorecard. The practical takeaway is that Broward luxury demand still responds strongly to waterfront and lifestyle positioning, but buyers are screening more carefully for submarket fit, ownership friction, and whether the property clearly matches the intended use case.

This report is a qualitative planning snapshot for Miami-Dade luxury real estate rather than a statistical market scorecard. The current practical takeaway is that location prestige still matters, but buyers are increasingly differentiating between properties based on building quality, ownership friction, insurance and carrying-cost clarity, and how well each asset fits a specific use case.

This report is a qualitative planning snapshot rather than a statistical market scorecard. The immediate takeaway is that Palm Beach County luxury demand still responds to prestige and lifestyle, but buyers are differentiating more carefully between scarcity-driven enclaves, broader residential markets, and waterfront ownership profiles with different operating realities.

This report is a qualitative market planning snapshot, not a statistical market study. The immediate takeaway is that well-positioned luxury inventory still draws serious attention, but buyers are more selective about condition, carrying costs, insurance complexity, and the operational fit of the property than they were in more momentum-driven stretches of the market.

The Kol Group's Project Atlas source inventory currently tracks 164 South Florida new-construction records across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach. The strongest coverage concentration is Miami-Dade, with Miami alone accounting for 66 source records in the reviewed inventory. These figures describe Project Atlas coverage, not the total universe of every development in the market.