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Stay Ahead With Miami’s 2030 Property Market Trends
By 2030, housing values may climb 15–20%, with luxury homes leading the charge. As mortgage rates ease, sales could rebound—especially if rates dip below 6% by 2025.
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Could Miami-Dade Face a Housing Correction?
Miami-Dade home sales ↓ 45% yearly, from 784 closings in June 2024 to 431 in 2025. Newly signed contracts have declined year-over-year every month in 2025 for both homes and condos.
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El gobernador DeSantis promete reducir o eliminar los impuestos a la propiedad en Florida
El gobernador de Florida, Ron DeSantis, planea proponer una medida para eliminar o reducir drásticamente los impuestos a la propiedad, con el objetivo de incluirla en la boleta electoral de 2026. Argumenta que los impuestos a la propiedad son una carga para muchos propietarios y apoya una reforma que favorezca la propiedad tradicional de viviendas,…
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America’s Most-Wanted Home-Design Trends in 2025: Four Cities, Four Visions, One Climate-Smart Future
In 2025, U.S. homebuyers prioritize resilience, energy efficiency, and local materials amid climate challenges. Austin favors net-zero Hill Country Modern homes; Miami adopts hurricane-ready tropical minimalism; Denver blends Mountain Modern with mass timber; Seattle expands multigenerational ADUs. Digital tools speed design, while electrification and climate-positive codes rise. Resilient, climate-smart architecture becomes mainstream, reflecting regional identity…
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Rental apartment prices in Miami-Dade, Broward remain steep but some cities see declines
Rental prices for one- and two-bedroom apartments in Miami-Dade and Broward counties remain high, but some cities show significant declines. Hallandale Beach saw a 13.6% annual drop, while Hollywood and Delray Beach rents fell by 9.5% and 7.5%, respectively. Monthly decreases were notable in Coral Gables (4.6%), Pompano Beach (4.4%), and Homestead (3.2%). Continue to…
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¿Choque o Recuperación en Miami 2025–2026?
Las perspectivas para Miami apuntan a ganancias planas o moderadas hasta 2026; el riesgo de una caída fuerte es bajo, salvo que ocurra una recesión profunda. La demanda internacional y doméstica ayuda a amortiguar las caídas, mientras que las limitaciones de asequibilidad moderan el ritmo de aumento de precios. Los mercados de condominios y viviendas…
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Florida’s housing market was once red-hot. Now it’s one of the coldest in the country.
Southern housing markets, especially in Florida, have cooled after a pandemic boom as buyer demand fades and sellers cut prices. The Northeast now dominates the hottest markets, with New Haven-Milford, CT, ranking first. Florida cities like Cape Coral-Fort Myers and North Port-Sarasota-Bradenton rank among the coldest markets due to rising home insurance, property taxes, and…
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Miami Housing Heats up With Global $$
Miami isn’t slowing down—9,000+ new condos popped up in just 18 months! Latino buyers snatched up 99% of new condos in Downtown & 97% in Coconut Grove. Pre-construction sales are booming—Miami leads the U.S. in selling before building! 49% of new homes were bought by foreigners—86% of them Latin American investors. Forget the headlines—Miami’s market…
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Report reveals Miami offers the smallest rental space in Florida for $1,500
Renting for $1,500 in Miami offers just 506 sq ft, the smallest in Florida and well below the national average of 715 sq ft. Nearby cities like Fort Lauderdale and Hialeah provide slightly more space but still lag behind. High demand from population growth and limited affordable housing supply, combined with luxury-focused development, drive prices…
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Is Miami Experiencing a Real Estate Reset?
Miami single-family listings ↑ 44% yearly in Mid-Q2, contributing heavily to South Florida’s housing surplus. Miami ranked highest in monthly housing supply among 51 major US metro areas.