Albert Labrada

Real estate in Miami | Homes, strategy, and local intel. Want a price opinion? DM me your address.

[Albert Labrada @labradahomes]

Want a price opinion or looking to move to Miami? DM me.

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@thetradingchick Now I’m curious… true waterfront at that level in Miami Beach is rare.

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@Kevin_Rutois Downtown’s been quietly building momentum for a while now.
This kind of concept just pushes it further.

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@abrilzucchi Welcome to Miami 👋
If you end up exploring neighborhoods while you’re here, happy to share some local insight.

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@RealMikeSchall The pink actually feels very Miami to me.
Would be cool to see it brought back, even if just partially.

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@Kevin_Rutois Pinecrest is one of those areas people don’t really get until they spend time there.
Not for everyone, but if you value space and a quieter pace, it’s a great fit.

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@champtgram Brickell to the Grove is a real transition 😂
Different pace, different vibe.
Both have their moment depending on where you are in life.

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One negotiation move that protects your net:
Don’t rush to “meet in the middle.”
Most buyers expect you to move.
If you do it too fast, you lose leverage.
Take your time. See how serious they are.
DM “SELL” and we’ll map your strategy before you go live.

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@JesseTinsley Depends on your focus, but if you’re curious about how the city’s evolving (especially real estate), happy to connect.

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@dom_lucre End of an era, but that spot is coming back as the new Mandarin Residences. Big reset for Brickell Key.

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@Kevin_Rutois Hard to call it overhyped when the demand keeps showing up.

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@volvoshine It really does. Hard to explain until you live it, but there’s something about the mix of people and pace here.

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Pinecrest / Coral Gables (33156) Market Pulse
Inventory: 7.72 months
Sold to list: 95.5%
DOM: 66
Median price: $2.32M
Shift: Inventory is building, giving buyers more negotiating room, even at this price point.
DM “VALUE” for your home’s range.

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@MayorDaniella @GoMiamiDade Love seeing that… anything that makes getting around Miami easier is a win. Looking forward to public transportation's expansion!

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@OfficialJoelF This looks like fun in Miami!

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@ZachZelle You can already feel it happening. The people moving here are different than even 2–3 years ago.

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@hpierrejacques You feel that immediately when you’re here. It’s not just the stats, the whole vibe is different.

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@BecauseCulture Good question. Feels like there’s still enough options nearby keeping rents in check… but long term that kind of location always wins. The new Mandarin Residences will surely bring rents up in Brickell Key.

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Every situation is different.
If you’re thinking about selling,
DM me “VALUE” and I’ll give you a quick opinion.

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The negotiation that protects your net
starts before the first offer.
Most sellers wait until they feel pressure.
That’s where they lose money.
Here’s a simple way to avoid that 🧵

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Step 5: Focus on the full deal.
It’s not just price.
Closing date
Credits
Inspection terms
That’s where you protect your net.

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Step 4: Be intentional with your counter.
Your first counter sets the tone.
Too soft → you leave money on the table

Too aggressive → you lose the buyer
There’s a middle ground.