Who should I call about buying a new condo in Fisher Island?

Call someone who works for the buyer, not for the building. Fisher Island has exactly one new building, and it is the last one the island will ever hold: The Residences at Six Fisher Island, about fifty waterfront homes by Related Group with BH Group and Globe Invest. There is no second gallery to compare it against on the island, which makes the comparison the buyer's own job: the new building against the island's delivered resales, and against what the same money buys on the mainland shore. The sales gallery will show you the island at its best. An agent will show you what you ask for. A buyer advisory reads the building, the club membership documents and the ferry logistics together, and is prepared to say not this one, or not yet. The citywide version is who should I call about buying a new condo in Miami.

The developer's sales gallery. Polished, fast, and paid by the developer. The person you meet there works for the seller; the developer's own paperwork says its oral statements cannot be relied upon.

A real estate agent. Licensed and paid a commission by the developer at closing on a new purchase, and by the seller on an island resale. A good one works hard for you; the structure still rewards a closing over a warning.

A buyer advisory. A team that takes only the buyer's side, reads the developer's documents against you, and is prepared to say not this one, or not yet. Paid the same commission on the same closing. The mechanics are set out in do I need a realtor to buy pre-construction in Miami.

The building on the desk's books, in the developer's own words, with the full record on the Six Fisher Island dossier.

The Residences at Six Fisher Island. Related Group, with BH Group and Globe Invest as co-developers; design architecture by Kobi Karp, interiors by Tara Bernerd and Partners of London. About fifty waterfront homes, three to eight bedrooms, from about 3,900 to over 15,000 square feet, on about 650 feet of shoreline set in about 6.5 acres of gardens, with views to Miami Beach, Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic and the Miami skyline. There is no bridge to the island: arrival is by ferry, private boat, house car and tender, or the private marina. Over 55,000 square feet of amenities private to residents, three lobbies with full-time concierges, private elevator entry to each residence, a residential butler and an on-site general manager. On closing, a lifetime Fisher Island Club membership, subject to Club approval: the developer pays the initiation fee only, and annual dues and charges are the owner's cost. No published entry price on the desk's file; pricing is released on request. The decisions in order are in The Residences at Six Fisher Island: what to know before you buy.

The island itself, street by street, is the Fisher Island zone hub. Buyers who start on the island often also read the shoreline read to the north, who should I call about buying in Bal Harbour and Surfside, because the shortlist crosses between them. Every other buyer question is collected in the questions buyers ask.

Four questions in the first five minutes. Who pays you, and does it change by building? Have you read this building's purchase agreement, deposit schedule, first budget and the club membership terms, and will you read them with me? Which line and floor would you buy here, and which would you not? What happens to my deposit if delivery is late?

The right call is the one that is willing to talk you out of it.

Developer materials for The Residences at Six Fisher Island as carried on the live dossier, verified September 2026. Compiled by the desk at Miami Dossier.