Kissimmee: brand-new homes from $306,500 with October closing costs paid
D.R. Horton listed 10 new homes for sale in Kissimmee in its October Red Tag Event: from $306,500, with closing costs paid and special financing rates. October sales, closing by December.
Read article →Your farm is worth dollars: using rural land as collateral to buy in Miami
Your farm as collateral, dollar liquidity, and a Miami property — without selling the land you built.
Read article →Expanding the farm without selling land: rural-backed credit
Machinery, more hectares, crop financing: how to fund farm expansion without selling an inch of land.
Read article →Dollarizing agribusiness wealth: the natural hedge of those who produce
Dollarized costs, dollarized revenue: why rural producers are the Brazilians best prepared to dollarize wealth — and how to do it without selling land.
Read article →Ademicon Home Equity: How to Use Your Brazilian Property to Invest in the U.S.
The complete guide to Ademicon's home equity: how to turn your property in Brazil into capital for investing in Miami — the mechanism step by step, the publicly shared example terms, and the risks.
Read article →Double Rental: Your Brazilian Home Rented Out — and a Rented Property in Miami
How to keep your Brazilian property rented and use home equity to buy a second rented property in Miami — income in reais and in dollars from the same portfolio.
Read article →Short-Term Rentals in Miami with Home Equity: Dollar Income
How to use home equity on your Brazilian property to acquire a short-term rental unit in Miami — and the critical point that decides the success of the operation: the condominium rules.
Read article →Leaving Rent Behind in Miami with Your Brazilian Property
You pay rent in Miami and own a property in Brazil? Understand how home equity can convert that wealth into capital for the American home.
Read article →U.S. Commercial Real Estate: Steady Dollar Income
Commercial properties in Miami — offices, retail, and mixed-use — as a source of steady dollar income, with home equity on your Brazilian property composing the entry capital.
Read article →U.S. Franchises with Home Equity: A Business and the E-2 Visa
How to use the value of your Brazilian property to acquire a franchise in the U.S. — and why this investment may support an E-2 visa process, with proper legal counsel.
Read article →A Fleet on Turo: Cars Generating Daily Dollar Income
Turning the value of your Brazilian property into a fleet of rented cars in the U.S.: daily dollar revenue, with the costs, rules, and cautions the operation demands.
Read article →Trading Expensive Debt for Cheap Debt: Wealth's Quiet Arbitrage
Before seeking returns, protect what is already yours: using low-cost real-estate-collateral credit to pay off expensive Brazilian debt is the quietest — and often the smartest — arbitrage of wealth.
Read article →Renovating Your Brazilian Property to Add Value and Rent It Better
Using part of the credit backed by your own property to renovate it: higher appraisal, higher rent, and a better-positioned asset — without selling anything.
Read article →Dollarizing Your Wealth: The Currency Hedge of Your Brazilian Property
Dollarizing wealth without selling the property: how home equity converts bricks into dollars and protects what you built.
Read article →Air Taxi: Home Equity's High-Ticket Frontier
Aircraft for charter represent the most ambitious — and riskiest — use of home equity: dollar revenue per flight hour, but high fixed costs, strict regulation, and highly specialized management.
Read article →Pre-construction or resale: which to choose in Miami?
Pre-construction or resale? Staged deposits, appreciation, risks and timelines — compare and decide with numbers.
Read article →Individual or LLC: how Brazilians should buy property in Miami
Individual or LLC? Asset protection, taxes, succession — plus the EB-5 visa path. Understand before you sign.
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Aman Miami Beach: hotel and 22 beachfront residences in the Faena District
56 hotel suites in the restored Versailles and 22 Kengo Kuma residences on the Atlantic. Opening slated for 2028.
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Two Park Grove, Unit 6B: a unique opportunity in Coconut Grove
4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 2,532 sq ft furnished with bay views, at $5.399 million. Watch the video and see the details.
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Dollar below R$5 and record Ibovespa: what it means for Miami buyers
The Ibovespa broke 200,000 points for the first time in history and the dollar fell below R$5 (Reuters, 10/05/2026). Here is what those numbers mean for your dollar purchasing power.
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My Miami home search app: explore the market in real time
Download the exclusive app for free and explore available Miami homes with photos, prices and up-to-date details. Installs in under a minute.
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South Florida: the new map of global capital
Forbes: +67% in premium prices over 5 years, billionaires and corporations moving to Florida, and a St. Regis with a US$1.3B sellout in Brickell.
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Miami Weekly Radar: $69.5M sale in Golden Beach
255 Ocean Boulevard sells all-cash for $69.5M, Ken Griffin pays $1.1B for Mana Wynwood, Lil Wayne's Allison Island mansion goes for $22M, 24 sales above $30M in the half.
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Miami Weekly Radar: $47.5M pending sale on San Marco Island
1413 N Venetian Way goes under contract at the $47.5M asking price — the first edition of the weekly journal of Miami-Dade luxury transactions.
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Property of the week: the 'Scarface mansion' in Key Biscayne
485 W Matheson Dr, Key Biscayne, at $237 million: Nixon's former 'Winter White House,' seen in Scarface. 5 suites, 11,528 sq ft, 325 ft of bay frontage.
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Hibiscus Island: the $51.5 million record
270 S Hibiscus Dr sold for $51.5 million in August 2026 — a record for both Hibiscus Island and Palm Island, in total price and price per square foot. Sixth stop in the series on the 10 micro-markets of ultra-luxury.
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Bal Harbour: the $43 million record
56 Bal Bay Dr sold for $42.97 million in June 2026 — Bal Harbour's priciest sale of the year. Eighth stop in the series on the 10 micro-markets of ultra-luxury.
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Sunset Islands: the $72.25 million record
4736 N Bay Rd sold for $72.25 million in October 2024, to David and Victoria Beckham — the North Bay Road record. Ninth stop in the series on the 10 micro-markets of ultra-luxury.
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Golden Beach: $32.5 million of oceanfront
387 Ocean Blvd sold for $32.5 million in March 2026 — among the ten priciest US residential sales that month. Tenth and final stop in the series on the 10 micro-markets of ultra-luxury.
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La Gorce: the $122 million island
18 La Gorce Cir sold for $122.1 million — one of only four sales above $100 million in Miami-Dade history. Third stop in the series on the 10 micro-markets of ultra-luxury.
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Star Island: $55 million off-market
1 Star Island Dr sold for $55 million in July 2026, in an off-market deal — $20 million above the 2021 price. Fourth stop in the series on the 10 micro-markets of ultra-luxury.
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Allison Island: the $51 million record
6596 Allison Rd sold for $51 million in February 2026, in an off-market deal — the island's price record. Fifth stop in the series on the 10 micro-markets of ultra-luxury.
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Palm Island: the $45 million record
40 Palm Ave sold for $45 million in early 2025 — Palm Island's all-time record. Seventh stop in the series on the 10 micro-markets of ultra-luxury.
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Indian Creek: the $170 million island
In March 2026, 7 Indian Creek Island Rd sold for $170 million — the largest residential sale ever recorded in Miami-Dade. First stop in the series on the 10 micro-markets of ultra-luxury.
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Grove, Cocoplum & Gables: the billionaire cluster
In January 2026, 3085 Munroe Dr sold for $71.9 million — off-market, to Larry Page. Second stop in the series on the 10 micro-markets of ultra-luxury.
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$30M+ Sales in Miami: First-Half 2026 by the Numbers
24 sales above $30 million in six months, Miami ahead of New York, and the $170 million Indian Creek record. The state of ultra-luxury in 2026.
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Radar Miami — Edition #1: what high-net-worth Brazilians are reading and watching about Miami
This week's headline: the 2026 World Cup moving foreign buyers, Miami luxury up 18%, the dominance of all-cash purchases, and the formats going viral. The weekly roundup, with sources.
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How to buy a home in Miami as a Brazilian
You don’t need a green card or U.S. citizenship to buy a home in Miami. Understand the step-by-step, the paperwork, and how closing works.
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Best Miami neighborhoods for luxury real estate investment
Every Miami neighborhood has its own appreciation profile and audience. See the overview of the strongest areas for the luxury real estate investor.
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U.S. property taxes: what Brazilians need to know
From the annual property tax to taxation on sale: understand the main taxes that apply to a Brazilian’s property in the United States.
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Mortgage financing for foreigners in Miami
Can you finance a Miami home while living in Brazil? Yes. Understand foreign national loans, the required documents, and how to prepare.
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For high-net-worth Brazilians, a Miami home is wealth in dollars: protection against the real's depreciation, legal certainty, and liquidity.
Patrimonio
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From structuring the purchase to post-closing: the complete roadmap for Brazilians buying a Miami home in cash, without missteps.
Guía del comprador
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The estate-tax exemption for nonresidents is only $60,000 — and Brazil has no treaty with the U.S. Here’s what to plan before you buy.
Planificación
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Five areas, five lifestyles: an honest overview of Brickell, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Sunny Isles, and Miami Beach to help you choose.
Barrios
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Foreign-national loans require 25% to 50% down and stretch out closing. Learn when cash wins — and when financing makes sense.
Financiamiento
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Do you need a green card? Can you finance while living in Brazil? How do you send the money? Straight answers to the most common questions.
Dudas frecuentes
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Chief of Protocol at Brazil’s Ministry of Development, the Brazilian Pavilion at Expo 2010 Shanghai, the Brazilian Consulate in Miami: discover Ana Prado Contti’s journey.
Sobre mí
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