Relocation

It isn't just the absence of state income taxes, the incredible weather and the allure of going to the beach. The city's renaissance is catapulting Miami to the top of many 'best' lists and attracting much overdue attention to the Magic City. Once a capital for music, fashion, and architecture, Miami is now a destination for those in creative fields AND finance. Those that choose to relocate to the city are often surprised at the depth of the Miami arts scene, the variety of dining options, top tier shopping, and overall quality of life. But, relocating to a new city can be overwhelming and stressful...something Karen understands and can help you overcome.

Miami has a diverse and expensive housing market to choose from. The city offers a range of housing options, from condos and apartments to single-family homes and townhouses. Before you move, Karen will provide resources for you to research the different neighborhoods in Miami to find the right one that fits your budget and lifestyle. Over the past few years the greater Miami area has experienced a building boom creating more choices for today's home buyer than ever before. Today's new development projects are offering state of the art amenities to residents, from luxury car privileges to golf simulators, helicopter landing pads, in-house restaurants, spa services and even 24-hour a day bodegas! 

Miami has various education options that serve the diverse needs of its population. If you're moving with young children, public schools in Miami-Dade County are available for free. Miami has over 300 public and private schools to choose from, offering different academic tracks and areas of study.

If you're planning to pursue higher education, Miami has several reputable universities, including the University of Miami and Florida International University. The city has various vocational schools that offer training programs in various fields for students who are looking to pursue specialized careers.

Miami is home to over 100 beautiful parks, totaling more than 1,400 acres, 12 swimming pool facilities, 43 community centers, 4 gymnasiums, the Sandra DeLucca Developmental Center, the Little Haiti Cultural Center and Caribbean Marketplace, a Japanese Garden, the Grapeland Water Park, and the Melreese Golf Course. At Virginia Key one can tackle mountain bike trails, walking trails, and enjoy beaches, as well three natural areas designated as Natural Forest Communities that include a Visitor's Center at Simpson Hammock Park, the Virginia Key 32-acre hammock restoration and interpretive trail, and the hammock at Alice Wainwright Park. Better weather means more time to enjoy the great outdoors.