Real Estate
Homes for people who care about how they live.
I represent buyers and sellers across Miami's waterfront and its quieter inland neighborhoods. The work is less about inventory and more about judgment. Which building will still feel right in five years, and which one only photographs well.
Moving. Just not to Miami?
Ask me anyway.
Through Corcoran's network, I can connect you with agents well beyond South Florida. New York City, the Hamptons, Westchester, Connecticut and beyond.
I don't just send your name to whoever is available. Tell me where you're going and what you're looking for, and I'll personally vet the agent before I make the introduction.
Riya Bhandari, Real Estate Advisor, The Corcoran Group
Current Listings
Edgewater
650 NE 32nd St #PH5201
Miami, FL 33137
$30,000 per month
4 bed / 5.5 bath / 4,210 sq ft
See the full listingRental
Riya Bhandari, The Corcoran Group
SEFMLS #A12055596
Courtesy of Corcoran
Coconut Grove
3581 E Glencoe St #403
Miami, FL 33133
$3,850,000
3 bed / 4.5 bath / 3,054 sq ft
See the full listingCondominium, for sale
Listed by Jelena Khurana, The Corcoran Group
SEFMLS #A11928145
Courtesy of Corcoran
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Neighborhoods
Where I work
Also working in
West Palm Beach
For clients looking north of the county line.
Palm Beach
For clients who want a second address.
Questions I get
Q:
Do you work with renters?
A:
Yes. There is no number that makes you a better client. A rental and a waterfront purchase get the same first conversation, because the question is the same either way. What do you want your life here to feel like?
Q:
I am two years out. Is it too early to talk to you?
A:
No. Two years out is a real answer, and honestly it is the useful stage. Most of the people I talk to are not ready. The ones who end up happiest are the ones who started early enough to learn the city before they committed to a part of it.
Q:
I have to move fast. Where do I even start?
A:
Tell me your commute, your budget, and what you want your Saturday to look like. That usually narrows eleven neighborhoods to two within one conversation. If the timeline is tight I would rather you rent for a year in the right place than buy in the wrong one.
Q:
We cannot agree on a neighborhood. Can you settle it?
A:
I will not pick a side, but I can usually find the thing you both actually want and the place that has it. Most disagreements about neighborhoods are really disagreements about what your week looks like. That is a solvable problem.
Q:
I already have an agent. Why would I switch?
A:
You might not need to. But if you are being shown places that do not fit, that is worth naming out loud. I would rather tell you a building is wrong for you than get you to a closing table and disappear.
Q:
I am thinking about selling but I do not want it public yet.
A:
Then we keep it quiet. Plenty of the best transactions in this city never hit a portal. Tell me what you own and what you are weighing, and I will tell you honestly whether now is the moment or whether it is worth waiting.
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Two years out or two weeks out. Both are fine.