Miami-Dade County
Residential Appraiser in Surfside
Larocca Appraisals appraises Surfside single-family homes and condominiums between 88th and 96th Streets. Building recertification status, reserve funding, and lot proximity to the ocean are central to value conclusions in this town.
Surfside market expertise
Surfside's condominium market is unusually sensitive to structural recertification and reserve funding, and buyers price those disclosures directly. On the single-family side, mid-century homes east of Harding Avenue increasingly sell as renovation or replacement candidates.
Property types appraised in Surfside
Oceanfront condominiums, mid-century single-family homes, and new construction.
Neighborhoods covered
- Surfside oceanfront
- Harding Avenue corridor
- Byron-Carlyle area
- Altos del Mar
Getting to Surfside
From I-95, take the 125th Street exit to the Broad Causeway, then south on Collins Avenue to 96th Street.
Surfside appraisal questions
- Does milestone inspection status affect condo value in Surfside?
- Yes. An open milestone inspection or underfunded structural reserve narrows the buyer pool, and the appraisal reflects how similarly situated buildings have traded.
More answers in the appraisal question and answer center.
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Appraisal guides for Surfside owners
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