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Coral Gables, FL Townhomes for Sale

Coral Gables, Florida, townhomes for sale are concentrated in ZIP 33134, in the Coral Gables Biltmore Section along Almeria Avenue, Malaga Avenue, and Anderson Road, and in smaller communities near Ponce de Leon Boulevard, with a few more in ZIPs 33146 and 33158. Coral Gables townhouses range from 1980s villas to new construction completed since 2020, commonly with three or four bedrooms and a private garage. Many are organized as condominium associations, while others are fee-simple townhomes with a small HOA or no mandatory association, so fees, insurance, and rules differ from one community to the next. Exterior work goes through the City of Coral Gables Board of Architects design review. Elizabeth Costa represents townhome buyers and sellers in Coral Gables with bilingual English-Spanish service. Explore the communities below or browse live Coral Gables townhome listings.

At a Glance

• City: Coral Gables, Miami-Dade County, Florida
• Main ZIP code: 33134, with a few communities in 33146 and 33158
• Home styles: Mediterranean-inspired and contemporary townhomes, from 1980s villas to new construction
• Typical size: Three or four bedrooms, most with a private garage
• Ownership: Condominium associations, fee-simple townhomes with an HOA, and some with no mandatory association
• Design review: City of Coral Gables Board of Architects

Where Are the Townhome Communities in Coral Gables?

Grouped by year built as recorded in Miami-Dade MLS townhouse records for Coral Gables. Communities with recent MLS activity; listings change, so see live inventory below.

Townhome or Condo in Coral Gables: What Is the Difference?

A Coral Gables townhome usually has its own front door, two or more floors, and a garage, while a condo is a unit inside a shared building. The legal structure matters as much as the layout: a townhome inside a condominium association is governed by Florida's Condominium Act (Chapter 718, Florida Statutes), and the master policy may insure the structure, while a fee-simple townhome is usually insured by the owner, building and all. Ask for the association type on every listing before comparing monthly costs. For Coral Gables condo buildings, browse the Coral Gables, FL homes for sale page.

What Should I Check Before Buying a Coral Gables Townhome?

1. Confirm how the townhome is organized. Many Coral Gables townhomes are part of a condominium association, while others are fee-simple homes with an HOA or no mandatory association. This changes what you own, what you insure, and which rules apply.
2. Review the association documents. Read the budget, reserves, rules, rental and pet policies, and any special assessments before your inspection period ends.
3. Ask who insures what. With a condominium, the master policy may cover the roof and structure, and you insure the interior. With a fee-simple townhome, you usually insure the whole building.
4. Check the flood zone and elevation. Look up the address on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center and request a flood insurance quote early.
5. Plan exterior changes with the city in mind. Exterior work in Coral Gables goes through the City of Coral Gables Board of Architects design review.
6. Inspect the home. Roof, windows and doors, A/C, shared walls, and the wind mitigation report. For new construction, review the builder contract, deposit terms, and warranty.
7. Line up financing and your buyer agreement. Get preapproved with a lender of your choice and sign a written buyer agreement before touring, as required under NAR rules since August 2024.

Helpful guides: buyer closing costs in Miami-Dade, the Florida buyer agreement explained, and FEMA Flood Map Service Center.

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Thinking of Buying or Selling a Coral Gables Townhome?

• Buying: See the buying resources for the buyer roadmap, or request a private buyer consultation with Elizabeth Costa via the capture form below.
• Selling: See the selling resources for the seller roadmap, or request a listing consultation and CMA for your Coral Gables townhome.
• Home Valuation: Get an instant Coral Gables townhome valuation and monthly market update at the home valuation page.

Coral Gables Townhomes: Frequently Asked Questions