New ranking of nation’s richest neighborhoods places Old Cutler-Hammock Oaks in very prominent position Coral Gable’s Old Cutler-Hammock Oaks is the fourth-richest neighborhood in America, according to a new analysis of the wealthiest areas in the country. The study,

By the end of 2016, Dubai expects to have an extravagant development project floating in the Persian Gulf. The Kleindienst Group revealed its plans for “The Floating Seahorse” at the Dubai International Boat Show in March. The buoyant structures

This year proving to be especially positive for Miami new construction Residential construction spending in the Miami area totaled $433 million in April, an 11 percent decrease from the $487 million of April 2014, according to the latest report from Dodge Data &

The Related Group and its partner, Shoma Homes, have announced their new mixed-use development, CityPlace Doral. A retail and residential development located in the heart of Doral, the project marks Related’s second installment of their CityPlace brand, and will feature

After two hours of removal, a New York City woman’s home is free of the rather large bee problem under her bedroom floor. Mary Jean Dyczko, a Queens resident, had 40,000 bees living under her bedroom floor near an

Hundreds of Miami’s top agents gathered at scenic Aria on the Bay for a night of dancing and fun. The event was hosted by the Melo Group and Cervera Real Estate, who kept the party going with dancing, hors

The Hispanic demographic struggles to recover from housing crash, but could become a big shaker in future markets Between now and 2020, roughly four out of every 10 new households in the U.S. will be headed by someone of

This April the MIAMI Association of REALTORS®, the largest local Realtor association in the nation, promoted South Florida real estate to Asian luxury buyers at China’s leading property showcase. Miami was one of 220 global cities exhibited at the

Listing agents will go a long way to ensure a client’s property looks appealing to potential buyers, and now they can go one step further. In Sacramento, Calif., one man recently started a company, Brown Lawns Green, that helps

A recent Craigslist ad for a Humboldt Park apartment in Chicago, Ill. bore some unfamiliar words to real estate advertising. Cathy Mcdonagh, the property manager of the listed apartment, described the $895 three-bedroom unit as “super UGLY” with “zero

Last month’s new home sales appear hugely positive, but is there a hidden truth behind the numbers? On the surface, it would appear to be a wholly positive development for housing – sales of newly built single-family homes, according to

April’s pending home sales add positive note, but caution still necessary Pending home sales in April hit their highest level in nine years, according to the latest analysis from the National Association of Realtors. The Pending Home Sales Index

Realtors in Miami are using more social media – but 140 characters are not enough A recent survey of Miami’s top real estate professionals indicates that, although social media use is generally being accepted and welcomed, the type of

Texas is known for its big hair, big personalities and large size in general, but a fixer-upper in Manvel, Texas takes “big” to a whole new level. Built in 2001, this massive 60,175 square-foot brick home has 46 bedrooms,

Home prices in Miami were strong as ever in the latest Case-Shiller report Home prices in the Miami area rose 1.0 percent from February to March and 8.7 percent from March 2014, according to the latest Case-Shiller Home Price Indices from Standard

Miami Agent counts down its top 10 real estate films In 1982, iconic horror moviemaker Tobe Hooper (of Texas Chainsaw Massacre fame) married two of American’s most deep-seeded fears: real estate and structures built on unmarked graves. In what became