Redland Real Estate
Redland Real Estate
Current Listings
A selection of residences currently available in Redland — presented by appointment.
Living in Redland — Community Overview
Redland is an unincorporated agricultural community in southern Miami-Dade County, west of Homestead and Florida City, named for the iron-rich red soil found in the area. Its properties include working farms, plant nurseries, groves, equestrian properties, and single-family homes on acreage, along with some smaller residential lots. Because land use in Redland is governed by county zoning and agricultural classifications that vary parcel by parcel, every Redland purchase begins with verifying what a specific property may be used for. Javier G. Ramirez, a licensed Florida Real Estate Broker, works with buyers and owners in Redland on property comparisons, showing coordination and negotiation, and publishes current Miami housing market data.
Life in Redland is rural in character, with long roads, open land, and farm stands. Fruit & Spice Park is a county botanical park devoted to tropical fruit and spice plants, Knaus Berry Farm and Robert Is Here are seasonal farm stands, and Schnebly Redland's Winery and several U-pick farms offer agritourism. Everglades National Park and Biscayne National Park are nearby. Residents drive to Homestead, Cutler Bay, or Kendall for most shopping and services.
Buyers targeting Redland should start with Miami luxury buyer representation. Owners preparing to list can review our luxury home selling strategy, and seasonal residents can explore Miami luxury rental representation.
Discover Redland with Javier
Watch Javier walk through Redland — properties, community highlights, and what daily life in the area looks like.
Redland Real Estate Market & Homes for Sale
Redland real estate ranges from homes on residential-scale lots to acreage parcels with agricultural, equestrian, or nursery improvements. Buyers should verify current zoning, permitted uses, development restrictions, agricultural classifications and their tax implications, legal access, well and septic or utility service, environmental and wetland conditions, and insurance directly with the appropriate Miami-Dade authorities and qualified professionals before relying on any intended use. Sellers should assemble available surveys, permits, land-use records, agricultural-classification records, and property documentation. Compare against current sales of Redland parcels with similar size, improvements, and classification.
Our advisory work in Redland includes property search and showing coordination for homes and acreage parcels, property-specific comparisons, offer or listing preparation, negotiation support, and coordination of surveys, inspections, and closing. Javier G. Ramirez refers clients to qualified land-use attorneys, surveyors, agricultural and environmental consultants, insurance, and tax professionals for zoning, permitted-use, classification, and environmental questions, which are outside the scope of real estate brokerage.
Property Types in Redland
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Why Buy Real Estate in Redland?
Agricultural community in southern Miami-Dade
Fruit & Spice Park and seasonal farm stands
Homes, groves, nurseries, and equestrian parcels
County zoning and agricultural classifications vary by parcel
Near Everglades and Biscayne National Parks
Redland on the Map
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Redland Real Estate — Frequently Asked Questions
Redland offers agricultural properties, equestrian properties, single-family homes, acreage lots, nursery and grove properties and more. Our Miami homes for sale listings include options across all price points and property types. Request a consultation for current availability in Redland.
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