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March 29, 2022
Coral Gables is noted for its boulevards, ivy-covered houses, and historical buildings, earning the nickname “The City Beautiful.” Coral Gables is near Miami International Airport, the Port of Miami, Miami Beach, and other attractions. This article can help you with what to do for your […]
March 2, 2022
Real Estate Trends Jan 2022: Scarce Coral Gables & Coconut Grove Inventory The graph below shows the Coconut Grove & Coral Gables Residential Real Estate Trends Jan 2022. Inventory all across the metropolitan Miami area continue to reflect strong demand and limited supply. We are still in a […]
February 5, 2022
Key Biscayne Real Estate (RE) Residential Trends – Jan 2022 Mirroring the general Miami Real Estate trends, Key Biscayne’s Residential market continues to be a seller’s market. Inventory levels continued to drop from 2021 levels, while the market continues to absorb inventory at a faster […]
January 14, 2022
Still Hot… Nothing seems to slow down the activity level of the Miami Beach Condo market. In simple words, inventory keeps on dropping and properties last less and less on the “For Sale” market. Key stats as follows: Total # of condo units for sale […]
January 13, 2022
As Hot As It Can Be… Check out these Brickell Condos Trends Despite the holidays and new Covid variant, the Brickell Condo market continues to move at a “Hot” brisk pace. We’ve rarely seen in our 20 year experience in real estate an inventory this low. The Brickell […]