Ani Sanchez

For 14+ years, Ani Sanchez has called South Florida home and built her career around its luxury real estate market. As founder of The SV Luxury Group under ONE Sotheby's International Realty, she has built her practice on discretion, market intelligence, and proven results. She also holds a yacht brokerage license with Prestie Marine, giving her clients an added layer of expertise across the South Florida luxury [...]

For 14+ years, Ani Sanchez has called South Florida home and built her career around its luxury real estate market. As founder of The SV Luxury Group under ONE Sotheby's International Realty, she has built her practice on discretion, market intelligence, and proven results. She also holds a yacht brokerage license with Prestie Marine, giving her clients an added layer of expertise across the South Florida luxury lifestyle.

Her work is fueled by a deep-rooted understanding of the Miami market,  its unique neighborhoods, development cycles, and the evolving needs of modern buyers. Through her affiliation with ONE Sotheby's International Realty, she gives clients access to a global network and a curated portfolio of world-class properties, with particular expertise in Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, and Sunny Isles.

For Ani, excellence lives in the details. She stays closely involved in every phase of a transaction; strategic pricing, refined presentation, skilled negotiation, seamless execution and is known for navigating even the most complex, high-value deals with transparency and calm. Her experience spans both waterfront and inland residences, with a particular focus on pre-construction developments, and her multicultural background and Hispanic heritage allow her to serve families and investors worldwide with a true level of cultural nuance.

It's this approach — more partner than agent — that has built her business almost entirely on referrals, a result of consistent, exceptional service and a steady eye on where the market is heading next:

"Luxury is not a price point, but an experience."