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Rising inventory and steep price cuts in South and West US metros as sellers grow desperate to offload homes
The US housing market is cooling, with 33 of the 50 largest metros seeing price cuts, especially in the South and West due to rising inventory and longer market times. The Northeast and Midwest remain steadier with stronger seller pricing power. Cities like Austin, Miami, Chicago, and Los Angeles saw notable price drops. De-listings rose…
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What’s Driving Foreign Buyers to Miami This Year?
Miami leads the pack by capturing 8.7% of all international online home shopping interest in the US. Its mix of cultural diversity, tropical climate, and international business hubs makes it a top choice. Foreign buyers are drawn to its no state income tax and seamless global connectivity. Miami’s vibrant neighborhoods and beachside luxury create strong…
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Florida Among Top Landlord-Friendly States
The most landlord-friendly states offer no rent control, quick evictions, low property and income taxes, strong rental demand, and affordable entry costs. Top states include Texas, Florida, Arizona, Indiana, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, Ohio, Kentucky, and Colorado. These states provide streamlined eviction processes, high rental yields, and growing populations, making them ideal for profitable real…
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Build Taller, Build More: Miami Urban Shift
Miami may soon allow taller, denser buildings within 1 mile of transit stations. This could double building height + units — and slash parking requirements in key zones.
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Miami-Dade Older Condominiums Selling Faster than Newer Units; $1M & Up Condo Sales Continue Rising
Miami condo demand remains strong, especially for affordable older units, aided by new state condo regulations improving financing. Miami condo prices rose 117% over 10 years; single-family homes increased 139%. Inventory is below pre-pandemic levels, with a balanced market for single-family homes and a buyer's market for condos. Elevated mortgage rates and limited condo financing…
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Map Shows US Cities With Biggest House Price Declines Last Month
Major metro areas like Austin, Miami, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Denver saw significant year-over-year home price declines in July, with Austin and Denver experiencing notable drops due to increased supply and reduced demand. The South and West are shifting toward buyers, while the Northeast and Midwest see less change. Despite declines, some cities like Chicago…
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Miami Market Update
Here’s a quick update on Miami’s housing market this month. Fewer homes are changing hands, but prices remain steady. Homes are taking about the same time to sell as last year.
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Pronóstico De Mitad De año 2025: Miami
Se proyecta que los valores de las viviendas ↓0.9% hasta diciembre de 2025. Las ventas de viviendas existentes se esperan ↑24% anual.
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Investor Signal: Miami Multifamily Is Hot in Mid-2025!
Miami’s core IRR nudged higher — part of the small-club of climbers. Investors liking Miami’s steady rent recovery and sunny yield prospects. No major shakeups — just slow, confident upward momentum. Miami’s mix of sun + steady returns is winning investors over. Rent growth forecasts ↑: core 2.8%, value-add 3.3% over first 3 years
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New Zoning Boost Approved For Transit Oriented Development In Miami
Miami commissioners approved new zoning rules for properties near transit stations, offering an alternative to Miami-Dade’s Rapid Transit Zoning plan. Properties within a mile of current or future Metrorail, Brightline, or Tri-Rail stations may qualify for denser development under a new Transit Station Neighborhood District and "Transit Oriented Node" land use designation. Plans include 5,700…