Coconut Grove is an enchanting lush tropical village and is considered to be the oldest and most important settlement in Florida because if its location on the edge of Biscayne Bay.

Known as a very upscale community, whose back yard is the Atlantic Ocean, consisting of single family homes that are worth several million dollars. Hi-right construction and commercial properties are not permitted in Golden Beach..

Miami Beach, well known for its location and beaches, has now become an urban living environment. Miami Beach is located between the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay. The area consists of famous resorts, luxury condominiums, and homes located on and off the waterfront. South Beach, a desirable area in Miami Beach offers South of Fifth Street where newly built buildings offer luxury and tranquility. Collins Avenue is a popular location for its oceanfront access and fabulous views..

Created back in the 1920`s by George Merrick, Coral Gables is a historic and cultural hot spot in the Greater Miami area. The Mediterranean style buildings, Venetian Pool, sculptured fountains, and decorated plazas add to the distinctive charm of the area.

You`ll find the Florida Keys are far richer in cultural opportunities than most tropical getaways. If the outdoors are your thing, you can explore the wild side through guided eco-tours, walking trails and environmental centers. Numerous dive-snorkel charter captains are ready to show you North America`s only living, coral barrier reef. And anglers have a full-range of world-famous fishing opportunities..

Key Biscayne may be quieter than most South Florida hot spots but it continues to bring guests and residents back for more. Prospective inhabitants will find villas, condominiums, apartments and luxurious houses.

Named for automotive parts pioneer and Miami Beach developer Carl G. Fisher, who once owned it, Fisher Island is 3 miles off shore of Miami, Florida. No road or causeway connects to the island, which is accessible by private ferry and helicopter. Once a one-family island home of the Vanderbilts, and later several other millionaires, it was sold for development in 1960s..

Miami knows the hurried pace of big business, the relaxed flow of the sea, the pulsating beat of diversity, and the massive influx of culture. Here a resident can experience the world without ever leaving the city. This sea front community is a gateway to many into the world of finance, pleasure, community, and hope..