Two houses can share a street and differ by millions because of what sits behind them: draft at low tide, bridge clearance, dock permits, exposure. This is June's specialty, and this search is built around it.
Water depth at low tide, canal width for turning, and fixed bridges between the dock and open water decide it, not the listing photos.
Age, condition and elevation of the seawall and dock are five and six figure line items that belong in the price.
Open bay exposure buys the view and the breeze; protected canals buy calm dockage. Each is priced differently, street by street.
The live MLS search on the Listings page includes a dedicated waterfront filter alongside price, size and location. These are the criteria June screens against it. For dockage specifics the MLS cannot tell you, send her your requirements and she will run the search personally, including inventory that is not public.
Gated Upper East Side streets with protected dockage minutes from the open bay.
ExploreA single bridge island of bayfront estates. Scarcity in its purest Miami form.
ExploreDeep water canals sized for serious yachts, behind 24 hour gates.
ExploreGables Estates, Old Cutler corridors and canal homes under the canopy.
ExploreVenetian and Sunset Islands, North Bay Road and the open bay skyline.
ExploreTell June how you use the water. She will tell you which three streets to watch.
Start Here