Predictions
Slow but steady improvement in inventory, sales and affordability is the consensus outlook for residential real estate in 2026.
South Florida experts in real estate and lending offer their insights on 2026.
Leaders from several prominent South Florida brokerages share their real estate sales predictions for 2026.
Shant Banosian of Rate and Tim Tuz of Wintrust Mortgage share their mortgage lending predictions for 2026.
Driven primarily by the construction boom during the pandemic, the housing market has seen some improvements in affordability, but homes remain out of reach for many would-be buyers.
What will South Florida real estate look like in 2025? We asked, you answered! See what your fellow South Florida agents are thinking.
South Florida Agent asked some of the region’s top brokerage and mortgage executives for their predictions for the coming year.
Leaders from Brown Harris Stevens Miami, ONE Sotheby’s International Realty, Lamacchia Realty, Douglas Elliman, William Raveis and Coldwell Banker Realty share their South Florida real estate predictions.
Claudia Castano of Miami Lending Advisors and Jeremy Collett of Rate share their mortgage lending prediction for 2025.
Carlos Rosso, the founder of Rosso Development, shares his development and construction predictions for South Florida in 2025.
Brokerage executives share their national real estate predictions for 2024.
South Florida real estate has been marked by low inventory, rising prices, challenging mortgage rates and industry-shifting lawsuits. That’s a lot of change in one year, so how can we anticipate what’s next? We asked the experts.
These lending executives offer their South Florida real estate predictions and consider future interest rates as we enter 2024.
These construction executives offer their real estate predictions and consider the state of South Florida development as we enter 2024.
What will South Florida real estate look like in 2024? We asked, you answered! See what your fellow agents are thinking.
Home prices will remain steady and mortgage rates will settle in at less than 6% in 2023, NAR predicts.
