CoreLogic, is projecting overall U.S. housing prices to rise 5.2% next year. Florida is projected to increase by 9.3%, which is the second highest increase in the nation, just behind California at 10.8%.
Just in time for Art Miami and Art Basel, this unique New York City style apartment comes on the market. The light and bright unit features an open floor plan with plenty of wall space for art. The kitchen features
Some newspaper headlines and news stations have been asking if Miami is getting ready to experience another housing downturn, due largely to the rapid increase in prices and the return of building cranes to the Miami skyline. While there has
Remember all of the outcry in late 2013 & early 2014 about flood rates increasing due to changes approved in the federal 2012 Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act? Well, once it was amended with the “Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act,” people
Now that we are in the second week of 2015, almost all of the Pinecrest real estate sales for 2014 have been recorded in the MLS. There were 246 closed sales reported with a high sales price of $5.5 million
Coral Gables had a phenomenal 2014 for real estate sales. There were 520 closed sales from January 1, 2014 through December 31, 2014 and 218 of those were cash sales. The highest priced sale for the year was for a
Looking for a new happy hour? Last Thursday, thanks to an overcrowded bar at Tarpon Bend, some friends and I discovered the charming Uvaggio restaurant and wine bar. Although they don’t have a full bar, they have a wonderful
Spurred by downsizing baby boomers and other age groups wanting to be close to dynamic urban cores, the market share of condo sales has increased nationwide from 8% to 11-12%, according to Lawrence Yun, Chief Economist for the National Association
Another spectacular week for real estate in Miami. We had 29 residential sales this week in my EWM office. Many properties are going under contract within a couple of days of being listed. If you are buying, be ready to
Home.com released their 10 Best Cities to spend the holidays and, not too surprising, only Orlando made the list for Florida and it came in at number 6. The top city was New York, which I found ironic since so