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The Miami real estate market is among the fastest growing in the country, and new opportunities are resulting in increased prices and quicker sales. First-time homebuyers are having to find creative ways to get into their own homes, according

We know you’ve all been waiting with bated breath, and now it’s finally here: Who’s Who Miami 2018! Click here to read more about the best of Miami real estate and what makes these agents, brokers and lenders stand out from

Giralda Place. Downtown Coral Gables will soon be home to Giralda Place, a nine-story, mixed-use development with 33 luxury residences that range from one to three bedrooms. Each unit will have 11-foot ceilings in the living rooms and bedrooms,

A growing and dynamic city like Miami needs a diversified and ample housing market to keep up with demand. The city’s existing housing market is uneven: there’s tremendous inventory in certain sectors, while in others — like modestly priced

Imagine a world in which your next-door neighbor not only is your best friend but de facto babysitter, your go-to source for borrowing eggs or cups of sugar and dinner companion when you’re home alone. Seems like a fantasy

To real estate agents, “top producer” can mean a certain level of success, a yearly award added to the trophy shelf or validation for years of hard work. To some consumers, the phrase can indicate the level of experience

Every new year brings with it changes to housing markets, consumer preferences and how real estate professionals conduct business, and 2018 is no exception. It’s a year that will see sweeping federal changes take hold, as well as a

2017 was full of innovation that altered the real estate industry — from apps that boost agent safety to an even greater reliance on websites with online listings and tours — but 2018 is poised to bring about even

The investor-market dynamic has shifted since the boom and bust years. Returns are no longer astronomical and scooping up discounted foreclosures isn’t as easy as it once was, but the promise of profit has far from dried up, as

The pace of new technology coming onto the market is dizzying and almost impossible to keep up with, especially when it comes to real estate.  Many agents are constantly wondering if there is some new app or site they

In early 2007, the recession stunned Miami real estate, bringing the swollen market to its knees. Prices plummeted, inventory fell and foreclosure inventory quickly turned from manageable into insurmountable. Within only a matter of months one of the nation’s

One of the greatest challenges facing real estate agents is the choice of working as a solo operator or joining with one or more agents to form a team. The question can lead to agonizing over the pros and