In Miami-Dade County, luxury property contracts were signed last week. 8 million. The properties included single-family homes, which made up six of the contracts.
9 million. Further information about these contracts and the properties involved is available from Douglas Elliman's weekly report, which tracks listings of $4 million and above in Miami-Dade County.
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