For 305 Day, Let’s Discuss Miami Truth And Miami Hype
305 Day is Miami's official hype day. But is there truth to the hype? According to the Douglas Elliman Knight Frank Wealth Report 2024, Miami Luxury Real Estate is HOT HOT HOT...
Category: Market Trends
Douglas Elliman’s Q4 2023 Miami Mainland, Coral Gables & Miami Beach Market Reports
Douglas Elliman has released its 4th quarter 2023 Elliman Reports for Miami Coastal Mainland, Coral Gables and Miami Beach & Barrier Islands, which are the leading resources on the state of these real estate markets. The Douglas Elliman market reports...
Douglas Elliman Q3 2023 Market Reports – Sales Shrink Slightly, Yet Prices Continue Upward
While the market in the third quarter of 2023 has slowed a bit, prices continue to rise, according to the Douglas Elliman Market Reports that are compiled quarterly by consulting group Miller Samuel...
Florida’s Real Estate Market Surpasses New York, Becoming The Second Most Valuable Market In The US
The mass exodus from New York to Florida is showing in newly-released market reports conducted by Zillow. Florida has now surpassed New York to take the second place spot..
Which Views Are The Best In Miami? A Case For Choosing A West-Facing View
Of course living in Miami with a view of the ocean is a very marketable feature, but there is also something to be said for looking at the Biscayne Bay or the vibrant neighborhood that you choose...
Follow The Money To Florida: Young Rich Professionals Flock To The Sunshine State
A post-COVID mass exodus from cities such as New York, Chicago and Los Angeles has earned Florida the position of amassing the highest number of affluent young professionals over any state in the US, according to IRS earnings data...
Thoughts On The Miami Real Estate Market Considering The News About The National Economy
This is a very tricky question for real estate professionals as there are so many mixed messages coming from the news media. Will there be a crash, or will it be a soft landing?
Why Is The Miami Population In Decline If Demand Remains High?
I'm sure we have all heard the news this week. The Miami population has declined for the first time since 1970. Housing prices are up 53%. Is affordability the problem? Here are my thoughts...