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Miami 2025–2026: Opportunities & Risks Ahead
Home Prices to Stabilize: Expect modest declines in 2025, with potential rebound in late 2026 as demand recovers. Rental Growth to Slow: Rents likely to remain flat or dip slightly as new supply and affordability pressures persist. Commercial Strength to Continue: Industrial, retail, and mixed-use projects projected to attract steady investment, fueled by corporate relocations.…
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Honoring the Significance of Indigenous Day
Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebrates, recognizes, and honors the beautiful traditions and cultures of the Indigenous People We take a stand for and support the indigenous people on this day. We should also offer our support to those who invest and uplift the indigenous communities.
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Ciudades con las viviendas más caras de Florida
Jupiter Island encabeza la lista de viviendas más caras de Florida, con un valor típico de $9.3M. El área metropolitana de Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach domina con 16 ciudades entre las 30 más exclusivas, incluyendo Golden Beach ($7.2M) y Fisher Island ($6M). Otras zonas costosas son Lake Buena Vista ($5.7M) y Jupiter Inlet Colony ($3.6M). A…
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$1M & Up Condo Sales Climb in Miami-Dade While Older Units Stay Stable
Miami-Dade’s condo market in August 2025 showed a 10.8% rise in $1M+ sales and an 11.8% increase in $5M+ sales, reflecting strong luxury demand. However, total condo sales fell 13% due to high mortgage rates and limited supply. Older condos (30+ years) remain stable and affordable, aided by new state laws improving safety and financing…
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Home Buying in Miami? You’re Playing to Win
Miami: ~$635K home price, $32,280/yr rent— price-to-rent ratio is 20, lower than most big cities. Numbers look tight — that’s when deals matter most. High barrier? High reward. Long game = homeownership. Even with high ratios, smart buyers are locking in now. Real estate here is pricey — but that’s why it appreciates.
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7 Big Cities Have Shifted to a Buyer’s Housing Market in 2025
Seven major U.S. cities have shifted to buyer's markets in 2025, with Miami leading at nearly 10 months of supply, followed by Austin (7.7 months) and Orlando (6.9 months). These markets offer buyers more negotiating power due to increased inventory, longer listing times, and price reductions. Other cities joining this trend include New York City,…
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Luxury Condo Sales Surge in Miami-Dade
Median condo price rose slightly to $410,000 in August. Closed condo sales ↓ 13% yearly in August. Luxury condos above $1M saw double-digit sales growth. Only a few buildings qualify for FHA-backed loans. Rate cuts reduced 30-year mortgage costs, potentially boosting condo market activity.
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El inventario de viviendas vuelve a niveles previos a la pandemia en 14 estados
Las viviendas activas a nivel nacional aumentaron aproximadamente un 21% de agosto de 2024 a agosto de 2025, aunque siguen un 11% por debajo de los niveles de agosto de 2019. El inventario ha regresado a los niveles de 2019 en 14 estados y en Washington, D.C. En regiones como el Sun Belt y Mountain…
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Miami Home Prices Down in August
In August, Miami's median home price slightly dropped to $629,000, with listings decreasing 2.6%, a larger-than-usual decline for the season. Price per square foot fell 0.6%, less than the national 1.2% drop. Inventory totaled 7,839 homes, 36.4% higher than last year. Homes took 88 days to sell, longer than the previous month and national average…
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¿Bajarán Las Tasas en 2025?
Los pronósticos indican que las tasas se mantendrán por encima del 6% – no se espera una gran caída en 2025. La Fed ha pausado los recortes de tasas – sin cambios en lo que va del año. La próxima reunión de la Fed será el 16–17 de septiembre – se espera que las tasas…