Miami Historic Real Estate Blog
Historic Homes Turned into Museums
Not all historic homes in Miami are up for grabs. Some have been purchased by the county and turned into museums. Making it available for the public to visit and cherish. If you don’t already know where you can visit these Museum Historic Homes, take notes for we are about...
Miami Historic Homes on the Market Today!
Miami real estate officially boomed in the mid-1920s, so it’s rare to find any property more than 80 years old. Miami may be known as young hot spots, but for homes, sometimes older is better. Refer back to our blog about the benefits of a historic home to see why...
The Deering Estate
Nicely tucked in the heart of Palmetto is a beautiful piece of history that is quite unique. From the water views, to the building architecture and all of the beautiful greenery, there is no way you won’t experience all the happy feels - you have to add this spot to...
Benefits of Historic Homes
Incase you were not aware, we just wanted to point out the benefits of a historic home. There are a few aspects that set historic homes apart from your everyday standard no-history homes and these benefits can be divided into three different categories: Location, Structure, and Uniqueness. LocationLocation plays a huge...
Together We Can Save Our Miami Historic Homes
So, while driving through these streets this morning we had the most interesting little thought. As preservationists we are always fighting off developers to save these beauties from the wrecking ball, but why don’t we get proactive instead of reactive when it comes to preservation and instead of us pleading...
The History on The Villa | Casa Casuarina
The Villa, Casa Casuarina, a historic atmospheric gem in the heart of South Beach. The Villa Casa Casuarina, the former Versace Mansion, is home to Gianni’s Restaurant, ten luxurious guest suites and a one of a kind event venue for every occasion. The Villa, is an American property built in 1930,...
Coral Gables Historic Designers
Coral Gables is home to many large and beautiful homes, mansions, and churches that reflect architecture from the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s. Some of the homes, or portions of their structures, have been created from coral rock and shells. The Biltmore Hotel is also filled with history. The City of...
Even The Non-History Buffs Know About These...
There are a few spots where many locals love to visit and they know all about them because they are practically famous. Those who grew up in the area have either heard of them or visited them. Whether it be for a photoshoot or to attend an event, they are...
Architecture Styles in Miami Historic Homes
The Tequesta people inhabited this land before the first European settlers set foot in South Florida. The Tequesta people left behind a heritage in archaeological resources including the Miami Circle, Miami River Rapids, and the North Bank of the Miami River which all add greatly to the remarkable cultural patrimony of...
3 Historic Miami Sites To Visit
There are many historic landmarks worth visiting in Miami. On your next trip to the paradise city, pass by these three hand-picked landmarks just for you. Miami is full of these historic gems and it would be a shame for you not to take the opportunity of visiting them. Start your...
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