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New work visas means relief for homebuilders

An additional 35,000 temporary work visas approved by the Department of Homeland Security could help ease chronic shortage of construction workers.

Despite a dismal decade, NAHB predicts dynamism ahead for homebuilding

Looking back at the last ten years in homebuilding, the National Association of Home Builders’ chief economist demonstrated how bad the 2010s were for the industry but projected a positive outlook for the 2020s.

How the rent vs. buy calculation has changed in Miami

Looking at real estate data over the last decade, some clear trends emerge in terms of costs, demographics and housing stock. See how this has impacted the market in the Miami area.

New-home sales up 40.6% in South

The number of new homes sold shot up over last year, according to Census data from October.

Home sales dipped last month, but up 6 percent from last year in the South

NAR chief economist: Housing shortage is stunting potential growth.

Home design trends in demand in 2019

This year is one of continued change in home design as consumers get revved up about more livable spaces and a surge in new home-centered technology. Trends are constantly changing, and this year, homeowners want design that will create

This Week in Miami Real Estate: Corporate wooing, building openings and legal aftermath of Irma

Amazon’s search for a new second headquarters has sparked a frenzy among cities that are thirsty for the e-commerce giant’s jobs, tax money and name-recognition. South Florida is no different, as it and 237 other cities around the country

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Tear-down starts increase to meet demand for smaller, more affordable homes

Tear-down starts are increasing to meet the rising demand for new single-family units, according to a new report from The National Association of Home Builders. The NAHB and Wells Fargo used their February 2017 Housing Market Index to track the

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How “green” is the average homebuilder?

  “Green” amenities and building practices are all the rage, but how green is the average homebuilder, really? As it turns out, some green practices and products are more popular than others among single-family home builders. According to a recent

NINE at Mary Brickell Village Nears Sellout

Starwood Capital Group and LYND, with sales led by Fortune Development Sales are excited to announce that NINE at Mary Brickell Village is nearly 80 percent sold. Located in the heart of Mary Brickell at 999 Southwest 1st Ave.,

Miami Developers Create Edgewater Light Installation

For the first time, a collective group of developers came together to light up Edgewater along Biscayne Bay during Art Basel. Eastview Development, mckafka Development Group, Melo Group, and The Related Group joined forces to create a light installation

Midblock Complex in Midtown Miami Residences Launches Sales

Gold Krown Financial announced the launch of sales of the 173-unit complex of Midblock in the Midtown Miami residences, representing the last, large volume of condos to enter the market that were developed prior the the real estate recession.

Midtown Doral Begins Pre-Construction Sale of Second Building

Midtown Doral has had much success lately, with its first condo building selling out in only 20 days, and now the announcement of the start of pre-construction availability in its second building. Midtown Doral, the newest residential and commercial

Biscayne Beach Condominiums Bring the Beach to the City

Residents will no longer have to head across the bridge in order to experience Miami Beach; Biscayne Beach will be Miami’s first bayfront beach club experience. Biscayne Beach, a new luxury condominium will break ground in the first quarter

Crimson Condominums Will Be the Third Installment to Edgewater

The Crimson – Residences on Biscayne Bay will be the third installment to the newly formed Edgewater neighborhood, according to Stephen Gietl and Fernando Levy Hara, principals of Mckafka Development Group. The Edgewater region of downtown Miami has recently

Le Parc at Brickell First LEED-Certified Condo in Brickell Financial District

  Le Parc at Brickell is to become to become one of the first LEED-certified residential developments in the city’s Brickell Financial District. Construction will go underway in October of 2013 and is expected to be completed in December of

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