What $4,000, $3,000 & $2,000 get YOU in Miami | Downtown Apartments Tour 

Lol well we’re here for you if you ever need us!

Stay in the bay area, Miami doesnt need to be turned into SF

@@Sean-rn9kw too late, he's already looking at these videos. 😂

California sucks

@@winstonsmith6204 🤣🤣🤣 well said

Agreed! I love those areas!

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Haha you should. I love New York don’t get me wrong but nothing beats miami

don't bring woke mind virus with you

New York sucks

@@stevenvargasmiami California beats Miami by a long shot bud… not if you struggling to survive in Miami tho

@@eduardodoesit7084 interesting…. In what ways does California beat Miami?

Hey David. Happy to help. Please send me an email to steven@stevenvargas.com and we can schedule a call.

@@stevenvargasmiami thanks much I sent a email

Now anywhere between 30%-50% more

Thank you brother I appreciate the love and feedback 🙏🏼

Oooo

In brickell key?

This video was taken before the craziness in the market so unfortunately the prices on these properties are significantly higher now

Prices have changed since this video was made but we do have options in the beach. Please send me an email to steven@stevenvargas.com

Thank you for your feedback! I’m glad you found value in the video

@@stevenvargasmiami thank you for the video! I’m from Miami but I’ve been looking into moving back as an adult and I’m so grateful for your channel since a lot of people don’t share prices of their apartments and stuff! You’ve got a new subscriber here :)

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Depends on which one of the three you’re referring to but on average they each are about $1,000 more today

They all have amenity decks which contain a pool, fitness center, social rooms and more.

Thank you 🙏🏼

Give it a few years

Yeah prices have skyrocketed. We can help you if you’re interested just send me an email to steven@stevenvargas.com and we can get started with what we have available

@@stevenvargasmiami Will give you guys a call tonight or tomorrow during the day.

For which building?

Stay tuned!

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Keep in mind that since I made this video rents have skyrocketed but nonetheless miami welcomes you

Big time lol I almost don’t even believe prices were ever this low at one point.

You will! Come up with a plan and the steps to achieve it and take action! See you in miami soon!

Sounds great! Keep me posted!

@@stevenvargasmiami I will and thank you for your Reply.

Gracias hermano! Un abrazo

Thank you 🙏🏼

For the price it’s one of the best options out there. Of course you can get a newer property but you’ll have no water view. I guess it comes down to preference for each individual. Thanks for the feedback

I agree, there are a lot of new constructions in Miami for $ 2000- $ 4000 I can get the same views and the same amount of amenities or more for these prices And the best of all is that they are new apartments that look better aesthetically and are located in the same neighborhood

@@angestapleton in comparison to which of the three? Vizcayne?

@@stevenvargasmiami Miami Plaza, Muze at Met, Monarc at Met, Paramount, 22 Skyview, Caoba, Art Plaza, Soma Brickell, Panorama Tower, Solitair Brickell, Echo, etc etc The amount of skyscrapers that there in downtown Miami are too many, especially in the financial center (Brickell) there even more.

@@angestapleton the majority of the buildings you named are rental communities. I actually lived in soma back in 2018 and I agree the buildings are newer and you can even consider the amenities to be better however in terms of view I would have to disagree. None of the options in soma come close in views to one Miami and vizcayne. Since it’s in west Brickell you don’t really get much of a view other than the city. Rental communities like panorama that offer a water view are also way more expensive. I just rented a 1 bed plus den there for $3,800 a month and that’s just base rent. Doesn’t include the parking amenity fee etc.

Hopefully one day!

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Agreed

In real estate terms location is worth more

Brickell, downtown, edgewater, midtown, wynwood coral gables and Aventura are some of the first places I would recommend

@@stevenvargasmiami in that order or all of them are good, about same ? Which out of the list has most greenery? I guess they are all close by

@@kharesiddharth2526 they’re all close by and it really depends on preference. They all offer something different

Yet some people complain that I do. I guess you can’t please everyone 🤷🏻‍♂️

Yeah I can imagine. L.A is too expensive but with everyone moving from California and New York, miami may just become as expensive in the future.

During the filming of this video the amenities were closed due to covid but yes they are nice. Vizcayne bulldozing especially

Thank you for sharing. I actually have a video that goes over that. Video is called how to rent an apartment for the first time. See link below. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-O6V9Xe9GHss.html

@@stevenvargasmiami Omg that's awesome, thank you!

Moving to Miami is amazing and any of the three options in this video are great!

So many to chose from but brickell, coral gables and midtown just to name a few

@@stevenvargasmiami ok 👍🏾

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Set price points for the entire apartment

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Haha I don’t think that exists. $2,000 doesn’t really exist anymore

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Yes however your best bet is Miami Beach as the majority of condos will allow for rentals for less than 6 months. The downtown Miami and brickell areas tend to have restrictions on short term rentals for anything less than 6 months but their are a handful in this area which do offer 1-3 month options

@@stevenvargasmiami Thank you for your response.

@@WowIssara my pleasure. We’re here to help

Thank you 🙏🏼

Agreed my favorite from the three as well

Glad to hear it 🙏🏽

Glad I could help!

Steven Vargas you should do a video targeting singles so dating scene ,night life , strip clubs ,safety of area etc

@@kharesiddharth2526 great idea!

In no particular order: Millecento, nine, the bond, brickell heights, skyline, axis, 1010 brickell. Some of them may be a bit over $2,200 but with some negotiation it should be possible to fall within that budget.

Cool. What do you think of the SLS Brickell? I thought of trying to rent a condo there.

@@jjhlk6737 I like both sls buildings. I think they’re great options and one of my favorites. I know prices have come down considerably in some buildings but sls and sls Lux were often over $2,200 hence why I did not mention it but if you found an option within that range then it’s definitely one of the best buildings you can move into for the price range

@@stevenvargasmiami thanks. I looked up online reviews of some of the other buildings you mentioned and they seemed awful. It seems like a lot of bundling in Brickell have terrible or rude management, poor elevators, and / or significant theft and damage issues especially with cars and valet parking. It doesn't seem like the buildings are the issue per se but a lot of the things that go along with it.

@@jjhlk6737 you will find that good management in buildings regardless of the building and or price point is hard to come by. Unfortunately this is a systemic issue not just in brickell but pretty much all of Miami and you’re completely right. The majority of my clients loved the building and view that they have but at one point or another have expressed their concern or issues with management. It’s par for the course I assume.

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Gracias Denise! Espero que estés bien!

@@stevenvargasmiami sigue así!!

Thank you 🙏🏼

One Miami located in downtown Miami

I haven’t been to those two buildings yet. Downtown is probably your best bet for a view and walk ability or brickell near Brickell bay Drive

That’s one option lol