Russian-Speaking Realtor in Miami and Fort Lauderdale
Sixteen agents. Bilingual by default. $150M+ closed. We underwrite Florida real estate for Russian-speaking buyers, sellers, and investors — with the documents, calls, and closing conducted in whichever language the transaction requires.
Buyers, sellers, and investors from the Russian-speaking world
Primary residents relocating from Moscow, Kyiv, Almaty, Riga, and Tel Aviv. Secondary-home owners splitting time between Florida and Europe. Investors underwriting oceanfront condominiums against the yield they would otherwise deploy in London or Dubai. Sellers repositioning a Florida holding into another asset class.
Read our guide for international buyers of Miami real estate →.
Coastal South Florida, top to bottom
Frequently asked questions
What makes a Russian-speaking realtor different?
Beyond translation, we bridge the underwriting norms. Russian-speaking buyers arrive with expectations formed in a different transaction culture — cash-heavy, opaque associations, no MLS. We normalize those expectations against Florida practice: escrow mechanics, association reserves, Milestone inspections, HOA and CDD exposure, and tax residency implications. You get the same diligence file our English-speaking clients receive, presented in the language you underwrite in.
Do you work with buyers who are not yet U.S. residents?
Regularly. About a third of our closed volume is international. We coordinate ITIN acquisition, foreign-national loan programs (typically 30–35% down, jumbo pricing), FIRPTA planning on eventual sale, and title insurance structured for non-resident owners. Where a client prefers to hold through an LLC, we work with a short list of tax counsel we trust.
Which markets do you cover?
Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties. Concentration is heaviest in Sunny Isles Beach, Aventura, Fort Lauderdale, Hallandale Beach, Hollywood, and North Miami Beach — the coastal condominium corridor where Russian-speaking capital has clustered for two decades. We also handle single-family in Coral Gables, Pinecrest, and Fort Lauderdale's coastal enclaves.
How do we start?
A twenty-minute call. We ask about intended use (primary, secondary, investment, tax residency), holding horizon, and financing posture. We then send a written scope and a two-page market brief for the neighborhoods that fit. No obligation, no pressure, no drip campaign.
