$17 million

Here is the "most affordable" home on the island, owned by Roy and Lea Black, a couple you might’ve seen on Real Housewives of Miami. The 10,598-square-footer features 190 feet of water frontage, including a seven-bedroom main house and a three-bedroom guest cottage.

$24 million

This 50,000-square-foot lot will house a modern home designed by renowned architect Ricardo Bofil. The planned home includes nine bedrooms, an eight-car garage and pools in the backyard and on the roof.

$37 million

"Nina’s Villa" was previously asking $40 million. Its owners are Gloria and Emilio Estefan. The 7,988-square-foot home faces southwest and boasts 240 feet of bay frontage.

150,000 a month

"Casa La Bonita" (pretty house) is the most expensive rental in Miami-Dade County. The two-story Mediterranean includes imported marble floors, a movie theater, elevator, poolside gazebo, and sunset views.

About a year ago, Thomas Kramer was asking $150,000 in rent for his illustrious 13-bedroom party pad. While the listing is no longer active, it still appears the premises can be rented out for events like Bar Mitzvahs and weddings. Kramer, a developer, television personality, and philanthropist, estimates the property and on-site assets to be worth a whopping $1 billion.

Stuart Miller’s extraordinary mansion planned at 11 Star Island has been approved by a Miami Beach board, paving the way for the 120,000-square-foot property with a lagoon, underground parking garage, and all sorts of crazy other features.