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Rangel Inmobiliario: A Realtor committed to your goals, your peace of mind, and the success of your investment.
Whether you need to buy, sell, rent, or invest in real estate, getting professional guidance is the first and most important step. That is why my team and I combine local expertise, financial analysis, and honest, personalized service at every stage of the process.
I work with clients who want more than a transaction. They want an advisor who understands the Miami and Florida markets, can identify appreciation opportunities, and can help them build a strong, profitable real estate portfolio over time.
Together with my team, we provide clients and investors with personalized guidance, market analysis, and support throughout the closing process.
Let’s take the first step together. Tell us about your investment goals.
Ciro Rangel – Realtor, NAR Member
Florida Entrepreneur
Real Estate Developer
Miami: Where Tourism Drives Exceptional Real Estate Investment Opportunities
Investing in Miami means investing in a city with steady demand, international growth, and a real estate market supported by tourism.
Miami welcomes millions of domestic and international visitors every year, making it one of the leading tourism and business destinations in the United States. In 2025 alone, Miami-Dade County received more than 28 million visitors, generating an economic impact of over US$32 billion. These figures continue to strengthen demand for both short- and long-term accommodations.
This activity makes the city an ideal market for investors seeking income from vacation rentals and properties serving the tourism sector.
A Market with Strong Rental Demand
Vacation-rental platforms show that Miami continues to offer a strong market:
More than 23,000 active short-term rental properties.
Average annual occupancy of 55%.
Average daily rate of approximately US$276 per night.
Average gross annual revenue of approximately US$27,500 per property, with significant variations based on location, size, and property quality.
At the same time, the traditional residential market maintains occupancy levels above 94%, reflecting consistent housing demand from residents, professionals, and companies continuing to relocate to South Florida.