National Register of Historic Listings in Miami
The National Register of Historic Places is the official list of our country's historic buildings, districts, sites, structures, and objects worthy of preservation. The process is ongoing, with nominations prepared and submitted to the National Register as worthy properties are identified. There are 186 properties and districts listed on the National Register in Miami-Dade County, including 6 National Historic...
Historic Homes Doors & Windows
If you own a historic home and are considering replacing the doors and/or windows, there are specific guidelines to follow just like so many other specifics of the home. Even more so if your historic home is a historic landmark. In historic homes and buildings, general wear and tear will...
Protected Landscaping on a Historic Home
When you are on the market to purchase a Miami Historic Home, take into account the landscaping, for it will be an important part of the preservation process through-out the remainder of your historic home ownership. Historic homes could very well already have an exterior landscape design and/or protected trees...
Historic Bathrooms
Walking into a historic bathroom can be something to make you wonder what types of sacrifices you would be accepting by living with one versus a modern bathroom. Yes, a modern bathroom can be inviting and pleasant but there is so much character within a historic bathroom. An irreplaceable thing...
Selling Your Historic Home
Do you own a historic home that you have been thinking about selling? How this is done on the historic homes market won’t be the same as any other home. You will need to take a slightly different approach to the sales strategy. Historic homes aren’t for everyone. Some people...
Old Spanish Architecture
This may be one of my favorite architectural styles you can find in the South Florida area. Not only because they are so stately, ornate and unique but there is such a layer of character that you can’t find in many other design styles of Old Florida. Miami has been...
Historic Homes Kitchens
If you bought a historic home, and stood in the kitchen, would you want to keep everything as close to its original setting all the way down to the appliances? Chances are, the appliances would not measure up to today’s modern technology and energy efficient features. But it would most...
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...
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...
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...
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