.- You don't mention competition but you need to factor that in.  

Nope... but I LOVE beating them in a competition!!!

The point is to get a more competitive price.

Hi AlI am originally from Miami, there is a boom in the Doral area, but there seems to be a lot of competition, the west coast of south Florida is beaming and ready for an expansion, most of the people concentrate on the east coast from West Palm Beach down to Miami.

You can also market your property in different ways by highlighting attributes that make it stand out for the competition - gym, dog park, covered parking, proximity to school/retail/business/highway. 

They would be your competition!

Competition might make us reconsider though.

It would seem more competitive now and some suggest that it will get more competitive in the next few months with summer resulting in higher prices?...

Look at number of days on the market and also the saturation level for your price point of how many other properties are in the area.If there are for example 40 properties in your range in a 1 mile urban core radius but only 1 to 2 closes a month then you have heavy competition for the limited buyer pool in that space.

Landscaping needs to be comparable to the price range.Comp the competition, you might upgrade a few things for better marketability, if they don't have granite counters and cherry cabinets, you probably don't either, do upgrades that can be seen, but not over the top.