As the National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center reports, this summer is expected to be hotter than usual, with a 50% chance that much of Florida will experience extreme heat. In Miami, we’re no strangers to high temperatures, but this year’s forecast is a bit more intense. Typically, our summer temperatures reach an average high of 89°F and a low of 76°F. However, predictions for July and August indicate that the heat index will frequently exceed 100°F, making this summer feel even hotter. While we’re all familiar with Miami’s hot, humid summer days, this forecast has implications for both residents and homeowners looking to buy or sell in the Miami real estate market.

The 2025 Michelin Guide is here, and it’s brought a wave of excitement to Miami’s dining scene! This year, only three restaurants south of Brickell earned a Michelin star, and trust me, you’ll want to try them all. These spots not only offer exceptional meals but also showcase the diverse flavors and culinary creativity that define our city.

Miami is known for its beautiful weather, and it’s no surprise that many homebuyers want outdoor living spaces to take full advantage of the year-round sunshine. Whether you’re dreaming of a sparkling pool, lush landscaping, or an entertainment-friendly backyard, Miami has plenty of neighborhoods that offer these features. Here are some of the best areas in Miami for outdoor living, where you can enjoy the perfect home with fantastic outdoor spaces.