Hurricane Matthew today made landfall in Haiti with sustained winds nearing 150 mph. It may soon hit South Florida as well. Be prepared, and prepare your clients. The path of Hurricane Matthew, which first rode the northern crest of

Florida listings have made their way to China, and it’s helping drive buyer interest, a new report from Juwai found. Juwai.com is China’s biggest international listing portal, with more than 2.5 million property listings across 89 countries. The website

Lots of interesting things happened this week in the world of real estate. Notable stories this week include new cash sales data and the announced extension of the EB-5 visa program. Catch up on this week’s top news with

The chief dilemma for the contemporary real estate agent is: how do I demonstrate my value? It’s a question that can be answered in a variety of ways (i.e. be an information source, develop neighborhood expertise, etc.) and for

Home prices in Miami are outpacing wage growth, new research from ATTOM Data Solutions confirmed. It’s a foundational problem that could lead to the market’s eventual implosion if the city can’t reverse it. Some people called the 2007-2008 downturn a

The Miami new construction market continues to slow in 2016, according to research from Dodge Data & Analytics. In August, Miami saw nearly $571 million in total residential construction spending – still a very high number, but down 20 percent from Aug. 2015. Similarly, the market’s strong

The Miami area features one of the most accessible mortgage markets in the country, according to a Credit.com analysis. Utilizing new data from the Urban Institute, Credit.com found that the average loan-to-value in Miami is 84 percent, meaning the average down

Coconut Grove is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Miami, and existed as an independent city even before that. It has a rich history of luxury living; and that tradition has carried for more than 100 years, as it

Home prices in the Miami housing market remained ahead of the national averages in the latest Case-Shiller Home Price Indices from Standard & Poor’s. Although Miami’s monthly increase of 0.4 percent was behind the U.S. average of 0.7 percent, its yearly

Lots of interesting things happened this week in the world of real estate. Notable stories this week include Coconut Grove getting new Class A apartments and a Bay Harbor Islands condo tower launching sales. Catch up on this week’s top

The makeup of Miami’s central business district is changing, the Miami Downtown Development Authority confirmed in a new report. It’s becoming younger, wealthier, and better educated. “Population continues to increase in greater downtown,” the report reads, defining Greater Downtown,

Eighty percent of U.S. metro areas are lacking in single-family home construction, and few areas are in greater need than Miami, according to a new analysis from the National Association of Realtors. Comparing home construction to job gains from

For some time now, agents and analysts alike have wondered why so few Millennials are buying homes, but new Census data has provided a remarkably straightforward answer – they’re all living at home with their parents. Compiled by Time magazine,

Miami is a patchwork of neighborhoods – each defined by its culture, population, and residential and commercial makeup. Here’s why people are buying in Little Havana: Its walkability – Little Havana’s Walk Score is 87, making it the second

Swire Properties Inc, one of South Florida’s leading international developer of urban real estate, has been granted a temporary certificate of occupancy (TCO) by the City of Miami for its second Brickell City Center residential tower, RISE. Residents will

On August 1, because of a small but alarming outbreak of the Zika virus, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a travel warning for Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood. Today the CDC lifted its warning. The easing of precautions