New Delhi, Oct. 31 -- Flavio Bolsonaro isn't the only Brazilian seeking refuge in South Florida.

The right-wing presidential candidate landed by private flight in Opa-locka airport in Miami days after losing to Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, joining a cohort of compatriots with an eye on Miami since the surprise election results. Real estate professionals say interest and inquiries have poured in from prospective Brazilian buyers looking to park money in preconstruction condos in the wake of the surprise election.

"I had one client who called me and said, 'Please sell everything I have in real estate in Brazil. I'm moving to Miami,'" said São Paulo-based Marcelo Araujo, founder and CEO of Celo Brokers, a lifestyle and real estate compa...