Brickell condo leasing

A leasing plan for your Brickell condo.

Raphael Sitruk helps Brickell owners prepare, price and market their condos for rent. The starting point is your exact unit and building, followed by the terms that fit your plans.

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Start with the unit, not a neighborhood average.

For a Brickell condo, a useful comparison separates the same line or a similar floor plan from a unit with a different layout. Review interior area, outdoor space, floor, view, condition and included parking. A furnished asking price may not be comparable with an unfurnished signed lease.

Look at competing listings alongside recently completed leases. Competition shows an owner’s current choices; completed transactions help test what tenants have actually agreed to pay. Ask which dates and terms support the proposed rental range.

A past Infinity at Brickell rental

A past Infinity at Brickell rental

PH 5216 · 60 SW 13th St
2 bedrooms · 2.5 bathrooms · 1,472 sq ft
Rental shown in Raphael’s portfolio: $5,000 per month.

Resolve the building details before advertising.

  • Obtain the current leasing application, permitted terms and approval process.
  • Clarify parking allocation, access credentials, elevator reservations and move-in charges.
  • Confirm whether an existing tenant affects showing access or the available date.
  • Agree what stays in the unit and document furnishings before choosing furnished marketing.

A building’s name or a nearby short-stay listing does not establish the rental permissions for your unit. Check the association documents and applicable local requirements for the intended use.

From preparation to an agreed lease.

Raphael’s leasing work can include pricing, listing preparation, marketing, showing coordination, application review, negotiation and move-in coordination. The scope and brokerage fees are agreed before representation. Ongoing rent collection and maintenance are separate needs to discuss.

Holding the condo or preparing to sell?

A tenancy should fit your intended holding period and access plans. If a sale is possible, discuss the existing or proposed lease before choosing a rental term. Compare renting and selling, or use the rental pricing checklist to prepare.

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Talk through your next move.

Send the address, whether you own or represent the property, your preferred timing, and whether you are considering renting, selling or both. Raphael Sitruk at Corcoran works in English and French.

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Prefer a conversation? Call (646) 717-3990 or WhatsApp Raphael.