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Property Values

  • Blogs

    May 7, 2012

    Rent in Miami is Skyrocketing Again

    No longer can you count on finding a sweet deal on rent in one of those quickly filling-up high rises. 24/7 WallStreet reports that rents in Miami are skyrocketing. In fact, in the past year Miami saw the third highest rise in average rent of any major metro area, and those rents rose more than twic ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 19, 2012

    Miami Hit Harder By Recession Than Almost Any Other City On Earth

    ​Next time someone tells you, "Eh, this recession hasn't sucked that much in Miami," whip out this interactive economic graphic report that the Brookings Institute just published. The think tank's conclusions are stunning: Of 200 global cities they analyzed, Miami's economy was harder hit by the r ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 11, 2012

    Fort Lauderdale, Orlando Among "Gayest Cities in America," Miami Snubbed

    ​Using a highly scientific formula that considers factors including WNBA teams, nude yoga sessions, and local Mr. Leather semifinalists (uh, no, really), the Advocate magazine has crunched out its annual list of the "Gayest Cities in America." The Sunshine State was well represented -- by Fort Lau ... More >>

  • Blogs

    August 18, 2011

    Miami Condo Prices Rise for the First Time Since 2008

    ​The average amount paid for a condo in Miami-Dade rose in July for the first time since the real estate boom of 2008. Though, the total number of condos sold dipped slightly since June.

  • Blogs

    March 21, 2011

    Nearly One in Five Florida Homes Are Empty

    ​Here's a staggering statistic from the continued fallout of Florida's real estate bust: 18 percent of homes in Florida, or nearly one in five, sit empty. That's a 62 percent increase in empty homes in the past ten years, and the surplus of inventory on the market ensures that home prices are ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 29, 2010

    Three Dumb Ways the City of Miami Is Trying to Avoid Bankruptcy: Red-Light Cameras, Billboards, and Sarnoff's Little Sacrifice

    Sarnoff will work without pay for an entire month​The City of Miami is facing a $100 million budget hole thanks to a 15 percent drop in property values. City hall has vowed not to raise taxes, and while Commission Chairman Marc Sarnoff has talked openly about the possibility of bankruptcy, th ... More >>

  • Blogs

    October 20, 2009

    Home Prices in Miami Expected to Tumble By About 30% by Next June

    via The Truth About's FlickrNope, the Miami real estate market is not gearing up for a miraculous rebound. It's not even reached rock bottom, at least according to one analysis. CNNMoney reports that Fiserv, a financial information and analysis firm, predicts the average home price in Miami to tumbl ... More >>

  • Calendar

    August 30, 2007

    The Homeowner’s Last Hurrah

    If you can’t sell it, renovate it

  • Diversions

    May 13, 2004

    BEST MAILBOX

    9260 SW 70th Street

  • News

    December 8, 1993

    Mr. Bailey's Neighborhood

    Miami's northeast side is in trouble, and city housing boss Herbert Bailey has eagerly pitched in to help. Personally. On his own time. With his own money. An investigation is underway.

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