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Jeannie Montes De Oca - CORAL GABLES, FL | Real Estate Agent
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Jeannie Montes de Oca is a Miami native and luxury real estate professional with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices EWM Realty, specializing in luxury homes, waterfront properties, and high-end residential real estate throughout Coral Gables and the greater Miami area. With more than $100 million in career sales volume she consistently represents buyers and sellers in the Greater Miami luxury market.
Jeannie is widely respected for her market knowledge, strategic marketing approach, and skilled negotiation on behalf of her clients. In 2025 she ranked #5 company-wide at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices EWM Realty and is recognized among the Top 3% of agents nationwide within the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices global network. She is also a member of the prestigious Master Brokers Forum and holds the Luxury Collection Specialist designation from Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, distinctions that reflect both her production and professional reputation within the South Florida real estate community.
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What is changing along West Avenue in Miami Beach, and why are buyers, residents, and investors paying closer attention? West Avenue has always had a unique position in Miami Beach. Located along the bay side of South Beach, the corridor offers proximity to the water, Lincoln Road, Sunset Harbour, South of Fifth, and the energy
University of Miami’s Gables Village Could Change the Student Housing Conversation
What could the University of Miami’s new Gables Village mean for student housing, campus life, and the surrounding Coral Gables real estate conversation? The University of Miami is preparing for another major step in its long-term housing strategy with Gables Village, a new student housing complex planned for the Coral Gables campus. As of May
Why Miami Developers Are Adding Restaurants, Cafes, and Wellness to New Towers
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Kendall Is Not Just Suburban Anymore: What Buyers Should Watch
Why should buyers look at Kendall differently in 2026? For years, Kendall has been known as one of Miami-Dade’s classic suburban areas. Many buyers have associated it with single-family homes, shopping centers, schools, family routines, and a quieter lifestyle compared with Miami’s urban core. But Kendall is no longer just a traditional suburb. As of
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Why Miami’s Permit Process Matters to Homeowners, Sellers, and Developers
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