2016 Brickell Summary Looking at the numbers overall, Brickell’s 2016 trends show the market has slowed down. Despite the fact that there were 643 sales in 2016, the amount of supply is still much higher than the current demand. If you’re a seller, you need to be prepared to wait longer for...
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...read moreHopefully Cheaper Financing will Incentivize Potencial Buyers The average interest rate on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages in the U.S. hit 3.36 percent Friday, matching the lowest level ever recorded. The last time these mortgages came with a 3.36 percent interest rate was in December 2012. Driving the trend is a decline in the yield...
...read more$5 Billion Increase in Values since the last Peak before the crash in 2008 *Article published by the Real Deal of South Florida. Last month, Miami-Dade County’s property appraiser released an estimate that said 2016 was already a record year for property values in the county. Now, the...
...read moreMiami Emerges from Gloom into Residential and Commercial Sunlight *Article published by the New York Times and shared by the Miami Association of Realtors. Miami — It was always Miami Beach, a barrier island on the sun-dappled Atlantic, that attracted the attention, the glamorous notices, the billions of dollars in real estate...
...read moreAsian Investors Keep Showing Their Trust in the Strenght of the Miami Market In one of South Florida’s biggest investment plays so far this year, a Japanese firm has paid $220 million for the iconic Miami Tower in downtown Miami. County records show a fund controlled by Chicago’s LaSalle Investment Management transferred the...
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