Foreign buyers intensify their activity in the Miami real estate market

Miami, February 2026 — Foreign investors and buyers from other countries have intensified their activity in Miami’s real estate market, significantly increasing the share of transactions amid stable demand from international capital and investors from Latin America.

Growth in the Share of Foreign Buyers

An analysis conducted by the Miami Association of Realtors shows that more than half of the new constructions in Miami in recent months were purchased by foreign buyers, with most transactions coming from investors in Latin American countries.

Previous studies indicated that foreigners, including citizens from South and Central America, make up a significant portion of buyers of new condominiums in Miami, attracting investor attention due to the stability of asset values and long-term growth prospects. newsweek.com

Reasons for the Increased Interest in Miami

Market experts attribute the rise in foreign buyers’ interest to several factors:

Investment Appeal: Miami remains one of the key global real estate markets with high liquidity and pressure in the premium segment, attracting investors looking for capital protection in the stable U.S. economy.

Geographical and Cultural Position: Proximity to Latin America, favorable immigration policies, and developed infrastructure make the city a convenient place to purchase homes both for personal use and for rental purposes.

Availability of New Projects: International buyers increasingly choose new developments and premium-class projects offering high levels of service, infrastructure, and opportunities for remote property management.

Statistics and Trends

According to international reports, foreign investors from more than 70 countries are actively purchasing real estate in the Southeast Florida market, with the global buyer share in the new home segment exceeding 50%.

International interest remains stable, and Miami continues to strengthen its position as one of the most popular destinations for foreign investment in residential real estate.