Hottest Florida Housing Markets in 2025: Miami and Orlando
Florida's housing market is set to thrive in 2025, with South and Central Florida emerging as top markets. Miami is […]
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¿Qué Señala Un Mercado De Compradores en 2025-26? | New Construction
Actualmente es un mercado de vendedores debido a bajos inventarios y precios altos, pero esto está cambiando.La estabilización de las
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Insurance Premiums Are Set To Rise—Including One Coastal City Where They Could Go Up by More Than 300%
Home insurance premiums are rising sharply due to more frequent billion-dollar weather disasters. By 2055, Miami could see a 322%
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Impuestos en Florida: Lo que pagan los floridanos, lo que no, y por qué los impuestos a la propiedad son altos
Florida es conocida por no tener impuesto sobre la renta estatal, pero los residentes enfrentan impuestos a la propiedad significativos
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At Least 10K Residential Units Planned In City Of Miami Under Live Local Act
Over 10,000 residential units are currently in the planning process within Miami's boundaries under the Live Local law, effective since
Miami’s 2025 Luxury Rentals Rise After 2024 Dip | New Construction
Miami's luxury rental market boasts a 97.1% occupancy rate, maintaining its status as the nation's hottest. Demand for luxury rentals
Luxury Condos and Budget-Friendly Housing Transform Miami | New Construction
Miami’s Real Estate market is seeing a surge in both luxury and affordable housing developments. A new 60-unit affordable housing
Miami’s Housing Inventory Soars by 48% at Year-End | New Construction
Housing inventory surged in 2024, with single-family homes up 26% and condos up 48%. Lower mortgage rates and increasing inventory
Happy Presidents’ Day | New Construction
Presidents' Day celebrates all past and present U.S. presidents. It reflects on the nation's founding principles and values, including the
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Report Ranks Miami Among Nation’s Most Expensive Cities for Single Family Rentals
Miami ranks tenth among the most expensive cities for single-family rents in the U.S., with an average rent of $3,996
