FL Miami FL Zone Forecast for Monday, July 23, 2018 Read More »

A new study may measure just how dirty Miami real estate really is. Economists looked at a recent federal crackdown on cash home sales and found evidence of buyers trying to avoid detection. That could be a sign of widespread money laundering. Read More »

The historic Walgreens building at 200 E. Flagler Street has been sold for $19.75 million. The development firm Stambul plans to turn the five-story building into an assortment of high-end restaurants and shops to cater to downtown Miami’s growing population. Read More »

A study conducted by economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the University of Miami indicate a 95% decrease in home purchases by shell companies and other corporate entities in Miami-Dade County, according to an article by Nicholas Nehamas and Rene Rodriguez for the Miami Herald. However, there is speculation that shell […]

A study conducted by economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the University of Miami indicate a 95% decrease in home purchases by shell companies and other corporate entities in Miami-Dade County, according to an article by Nicholas Nehamas and Rene Rodriguez for the Miami Herald. However, there is speculation that shell […]

Mid and lower price points feel the effects of limited supply Read More »

Mid and lower price points feel the effects of limited supply Read More »

The start of what was supposed to be a “flagship project” for a Brazilian billionaire developer suffered a major setback on Monday after the building being demolished unexpectedly collapsed, sending a project manager to the hospital and shutting down a large portion of Collins Avenue in Miami Beach. Read More »

Miami real estate is an extraordinarily resilient investment, whether for personal or business reasons, due to the city’s ability to adapt. With a growing population of approximately half a million people, the city has repeatedly demonstrated its capacity to manage the natural needs of its residents and visitors, such as housing, banking, restaurants, etc. Miami […]

A delay in contract negotiations to run a Grand Prix through downtown Miami, Florida, has led Formula One to push back the intended date for its inaugural race to 2020. Read More »