Condo for Sale
$280,000
2 bd · 2 ba · 860 sqft
680 Miller Dr # W405, Miami Springs, FL 33166
Springs Tower
Bedrooms
Bathrooms

Condo for Sale
$280,000
2 bd · 2 ba · 860 sqft
Springs Tower

Condo for Sale
$272,000
2 bd · 2 ba · 838 sqft
Spring Towers Condo

Condo for Sale
$269,900
2 bd · 2 ba · 816 sqft
SPRINGS TOWERS
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Live MLS inventory in Miami Springs, updated continuously. Florida Lux Real Estate currently tracks 3 active listings here. MLS inventory updated October 12, 2026.
Miami Springs is the golf-course town next to the airport — 1920s Pueblo Revival homes ringing a municipal course and a true small-town circle, favored by aviation professionals for a commute measured in minutes.
For most buyers, a condo is the practical way to own in Miami Springs — lock-and-leave living where the association carries the roof, grounds and the insurance above your ceiling. Miami Springs is known for a historic golf-course town minutes from MIA, and its condo market rewards building-level homework above all: two towers on the same street can diverge completely on dues, reserves, leasing rules and how their boards handled Florida's inspection reforms. We vet the building as closely as the unit.
Generally the master insurance policy, staffing, amenities, water and reserve funding — which is why you can't compare a condo fee to a house until you add the house's own insurance, upkeep and services on top. Higher-service buildings cost more and deliver more; each listing here shows the exact monthly figure.
Florida now mandates milestone structural inspections and fully funded reserves for older condominiums, and it has been the central diligence question since 2021. Buildings that have completed their inspections and funded reserves are the safer buys — we check each one's standing before you commit.
Not automatically — lenders underwrite the building as well as the borrower, weighing owner-occupancy, reserves, litigation and how much of the tower one owner controls. A "non-warrantable" building needs specialized financing at different terms. We flag a building's lending status before you fall for the unit, not during escrow.
In order: the reserves and operating budget, the milestone-inspection standing, any pending or rumored special assessment, the leasing rules, and the master insurance. Those five decide whether a great-looking unit sits in a sound building. We pull the documents and read them with you inside the inspection window.
Each listing on this page carries an inquiry form that goes straight to our brokerage — or reach us at +1 786-370-8570. We schedule private tours to fit your calendar and run live video walkthroughs for buyers relocating from out of state, with no obligation attached.