Rent out your Downtown Miami condo with a clear plan.

Define the comparison before setting the price.

“Downtown Miami” is a broad search description. Start with the exact building and a comparable floor plan, then widen the search only where the alternatives are useful. A different bathroom count, parking arrangement or balcony can make two listings with the same bedroom count materially different.

Separate advertised rents from completed leases, and note furniture, term length, included services and any concessions when comparing them. Building amenities are part of the presentation, but their access rules and charges should be checked before they are promised in a listing.

A past Paramount Worldcenter rental

Unit 1612 · 851 NE 1st Ave
3 bedrooms · 4 bathrooms · 2,165 sq ft
Rental shown in Raphael’s portfolio: $9,900 per month.

Plan the handover alongside the marketing.

An owner may be ready to rent while the building still needs an application, documents or a reserved move-in slot. Establish the approval steps and access arrangements early; the first proposed move-in date is not automatically the date the association can accommodate.

• Provide the floor plan, current photographs and the parking or storage details.
• Identify any work needed before photography or tenant occupancy.
• Collect association requirements and confirm permitted lease terms.
• Share the current lease if occupied, plus your preferred next steps.

Leasing representation for owners.

Raphael can help with positioning, marketing, showings, application review, lease negotiation and move-in coordination. Fees and the agreed scope are discussed before engagement. This service does not imply ongoing rent collection or maintenance management.

If you live outside Miami, see the remote owner preparation guide. If you are comparing a lease with a sale, review the rent-or-sell decision framework.

Full condo leasing service · Miami-Dade service areas.