Fontainebleau, FL Multifamily Home for Sale

Named after the iconic Miami Beach hotel, Fontainebleau is an inland Miami-Dade County community originally developed in the 1970s. “Location is probably the main draw, it being central,” says Realtor Jayson Yunis of Keller Williams Realty’s Blueprint Group. He grew up in Fontainebleau. “It’s just south of an area called Doral, which has grown and is much pricier. The affordability makes it attractive for someone who wants to be near Doral and just north of Florida International University and Westchester, another area where prices are higher,” Yunis says. Affordability aside, Fontainebleau’s location is also sought-after for its proximity to highways, Miami International Airport and shopping/dining options. Many of Fontainebleau’s New Traditional single-family homes feature Spanish or Mediterranean design details, like red tile roofs and stucco siding. They fill planned subdivisions such as Poinciana Point and West Garden. Some are gated communities with HOAs. Townhomes and condo buildings are often also Spanish-inspired, with arched doorways and earthy stucco. Prices for standalone single-family homes start around $400,000 and quickly rise to more than $950,000, while large