2019 Brown Harris Stevens Award Winners
Wednesday, January 27, 2021
- Home
- BHS News
- BHS News
Magic City developer Zach Vella buys waterfront Venetian Islands lots for $15M (Natalia Gryczynska)
Seller planned two spec homes on the lotsDeveloper Zachary Vella paid $15.2 million for two adjacent waterfront Miami...BHS NewsEntity tied to private equity firm buys Coconut Grove spec home for $5M (Anabella Hidalgo)
Seller completed the house this year3608 Stewart Ave, Miami (Redfin)An entity tied to...BHS NewsMeet the rising stars making waves in commercial and residential real estate in 2020 (Tyler Biddle-Barrows)
The pandemic has upended the real-estate industry, forcing offices and shops to reinvent themselves and causing millions of Americans to relocate or...BHS NewsBrown Harris Stevens Miami launches sports and entertainment division
Small group of agents will work under CohenBrown Harris Stevens Miami launched a sports and entertainment division led...BHS NewsBrokerage giants Brown Harris Stevens, Halstead to merge
The combined firm will have 2,500 agentsBrown Harris Stevens’ Bess Freedman and Halstead’s Diane Ramirez
- Coronavirus & Real Estate
- Residential
- Residential Real Estate
St. Regis Bal Harbour sale tops Miami’s weekly condo sales
Top 10 sales ranged from $1.7M to $6MFor the second week in a row,...Residential Real EstateBrown Harris Stevens tapped to sell Quint Hollywood townhome project
Jesus Quintero and Phil Gutman, with a rendering of Quint HollywoodJesus Quintero...Residential Real EstateHere are the top five Miami-Dade residential sales of the week
This condo at the Continuum South tower in Miami Beach sold for $2,495,000 on Feb. 7, the highest sale...Residential Real EstateBeauty moguls buy Venetian Islands spec home for $12M
Five-bedroom bayfront home sold for $2,159 psf120 West Rivo Alto Drive, Julian Johnston and...Residential Real EstateBroad surge of optimism fuels Miami-Dade residential real estate
Leaders of Miami-Dade’s residential real estate companies are optimistic about 2020, and much of their optimism is...
- Commercial
- Commercial Real Estate
Italian restaurateur lists Sunset Juice Cafe property for $24M
Corner property could be redeveloped into mixed-use retail, office, hotel and resi1920 Alton Road and Phil...Commercial Real EstateTraffic in Brickell drove another tenant out. It bought a Gables office space for $3M
Earlier this month, real estate development and asset management firm BAR Invest Group bought a 4,000-square-foot office space in...Commercial Real EstateBull’s-eye: Norway dart club lands on South Beach for first US location
Three-story, 12,000 sf space owned by Continuum developer will open this summerPablo Camposano,...Commercial Real EstateBar Invest Group buys office condos in Coral Gables, plans new HQ
From left: Phil Gutman, Camilo Lopez and Herve Barbera, with OfizzinaReal estate investment firm Bar...Commercial Real EstateCan Coral Gables absorb all the new development underway?
As locals seek out alternatives to traffic-ridden downtown Miami, the city has been sprouting live-work-play projects and hotels
- Market Reports
More
- Home
- BHS News
- BHS News
Magic City developer Zach Vella buys waterfront Venetian Islands lots for $15M (Natalia Gryczynska)
Seller planned two spec homes on the lotsDeveloper Zachary Vella paid $15.2 million for two adjacent waterfront Miami...BHS NewsEntity tied to private equity firm buys Coconut Grove spec home for $5M (Anabella Hidalgo)
Seller completed the house this year3608 Stewart Ave, Miami (Redfin)An entity tied to...BHS NewsMeet the rising stars making waves in commercial and residential real estate in 2020 (Tyler Biddle-Barrows)
The pandemic has upended the real-estate industry, forcing offices and shops to reinvent themselves and causing millions of Americans to relocate or...BHS NewsBrown Harris Stevens Miami launches sports and entertainment division
Small group of agents will work under CohenBrown Harris Stevens Miami launched a sports and entertainment division led...BHS NewsBrokerage giants Brown Harris Stevens, Halstead to merge
The combined firm will have 2,500 agentsBrown Harris Stevens’ Bess Freedman and Halstead’s Diane Ramirez
- Coronavirus & Real Estate
- Residential
- Residential Real Estate
St. Regis Bal Harbour sale tops Miami’s weekly condo sales
Top 10 sales ranged from $1.7M to $6MFor the second week in a row,...Residential Real EstateBrown Harris Stevens tapped to sell Quint Hollywood townhome project
Jesus Quintero and Phil Gutman, with a rendering of Quint HollywoodJesus Quintero...Residential Real EstateHere are the top five Miami-Dade residential sales of the week
This condo at the Continuum South tower in Miami Beach sold for $2,495,000 on Feb. 7, the highest sale...Residential Real EstateBeauty moguls buy Venetian Islands spec home for $12M
Five-bedroom bayfront home sold for $2,159 psf120 West Rivo Alto Drive, Julian Johnston and...Residential Real EstateBroad surge of optimism fuels Miami-Dade residential real estate
Leaders of Miami-Dade’s residential real estate companies are optimistic about 2020, and much of their optimism is...
- Commercial
- Commercial Real Estate
Italian restaurateur lists Sunset Juice Cafe property for $24M
Corner property could be redeveloped into mixed-use retail, office, hotel and resi1920 Alton Road and Phil...Commercial Real EstateTraffic in Brickell drove another tenant out. It bought a Gables office space for $3M
Earlier this month, real estate development and asset management firm BAR Invest Group bought a 4,000-square-foot office space in...Commercial Real EstateBull’s-eye: Norway dart club lands on South Beach for first US location
Three-story, 12,000 sf space owned by Continuum developer will open this summerPablo Camposano,...Commercial Real EstateBar Invest Group buys office condos in Coral Gables, plans new HQ
From left: Phil Gutman, Camilo Lopez and Herve Barbera, with OfizzinaReal estate investment firm Bar...Commercial Real EstateCan Coral Gables absorb all the new development underway?
As locals seek out alternatives to traffic-ridden downtown Miami, the city has been sprouting live-work-play projects and hotels
- Market Reports
More
About BHS
Brown Harris Stevens is an American real estate service company headquartered in New York City. The Miami divisions of Brown Harris Stevens Consist of four locations across Coconut Grove, South Miami, the Miami Beach areas. The original firm was founded in 1873, and is a real estate brokerage that caters to high-scale buyers and sellers.
Every member of the Brown Harris Stevens sales team is an elite real estate professional who will provide you with an outstanding level of service and extensive knowledge about the area and properties for sale. We are pleased to stand above the rest as one of Miami’s most-respected sales teams. Our licensed professionals are members in good standing of the National Association of Realtors, the Florida Association of Realtors, and the Miami Association of Realtors
Copyright © Brown Harris Stevens - All Rights Reserved