Free guide for California buyers

Orange County to Miami

What California buyers should understand before choosing a neighborhood, a new development or a second home in Miami.

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Most California buyers begin with a development they saw online. This guide reverses the order: decide how you intend to use the property, compare the neighborhoods that fit, then read the contract in front of you.

Inside the guide

Decide what Miami is for, then choose the building

Relocation or second home?

Five ways California buyers use a Miami property, and the questions to answer before you tour, because the answer changes the neighborhood, the building and the budget.

Eight neighborhoods, side by side

Bay Harbor Islands, Bal Harbour, Coconut Grove, Brickell, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Key Biscayne and Sunny Isles, and the way of living each one suits.

New construction, resale and waterfront

What to understand before you register with a development, what the purchase price leaves out, what to ask about an existing condo, and the due diligence a waterfront property needs.

Sell first, or buy first?

How the Orange County home is marketed while you decide, who handles which side of the move, and a ninety day timeline. Plus two worksheets to bring to every project presentation.

How the Orange County to Miami move works
Prepared by

Paula Aragone

23Years in Real Estate
900+Transactions Closed
200+Relocations Handled
CertifiedRelocation Specialist
Paula Aragone, Certified Relocation Specialist in Orange County

“I created this guide because California buyers often begin with a development they saw online. My preference is to reverse the process: first define your goals, then compare neighborhoods and opportunities.”

Paula Aragone, Certified Relocation Specialist