Step 2 of 4
Going live
Prep, price, disclose, and show. A Miami listing lives or dies on photos, HOA documents, and a number that matches the building — not just the unit.
Usually 1–3 weeks to launch
Going live
- Price against recent closed sales in the same tower, then check DOM in competing buildings.
- Complete the seller disclosure and have condo docs ready for buyers.
- Plan showings around board rules, elevators, and tenant notice if the unit is occupied.
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