Miami-Dade County Wholesale Real Estate property data.
Miami-Dade County — county seat Miami — is Florida's most populous county at 2,838,461 residents (ACS 5-year) and the most densely parceled, with more than 1.1 million taxable parcels carrying a total assessed value of $471.5 billion as of the 2024 preliminary certification by Property Appraiser Pedro J. Garcia. The median owner-occupied home value of $547,200 (ACS 5-year) sits roughly 80% above the US median, driven by coastal premium, international capital concentration, and a large non-homesteaded ownership class that distinguishes Miami-Dade from every other Florida county. At 52.2% owner-occupancy among occupied units — below the state average — the county supports one of the largest investor-owned residential bases in the southeastern US, creating layered demand across every property-services vertical.
Miami-Dade County, FL
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What the data shows for wholesale real estate in Miami-Dade County.
Miami-Dade's ownership composition — including historically high absentee-condo rates confirmed in county tax records — drives persistent non-arm's-length deal flow. The county posted a foreclosure filing rate of 1 in 2,604 housing units in August 2024, an 8.4% year-over-year increase, placing South Florida 12th among all US major metro areas. Non-homestead properties face annual assessment increases of up to 10% (versus the 3% Save Our Homes cap on primary residences), creating recurring tax pressure that surfaces motivated sellers. Tax-delinquent certificates cycle through the Miami-Dade Tax Collector's auction calendar year-round, with approximately 9,860 delinquent parcels in recent inventory.