Posted by Jean-Louis Delbeke - July 28th, 2011
After experiencing one of the worst housing market crises, Miami is making a strong comeback — above other major cities in the US — fueled by international investors buying local real estate with cash. Read more ...
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Posted by Jean-Louis Delbeke - July 28th, 2011
The Miami real estate market is far from reaching the glory of past years, but it’s showing signs of recovery thanks in part to foreign investors and foreclosure freezes. Read more ...
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Posted by Jean-Louis Delbeke - July 27th, 2011
MIAMI — South Florida is the default capital of the country. Here in Miami-Dade County, one out of five households with mortgages is in foreclosure. Nearby Broward and Palm Beach counties are not far behind. Nearly 200,000 South Florida families are stuck in the mire of default. Read more ...
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Posted by Jean-Louis Delbeke - July 21st, 2011
In a study of the nation’s 50 largest cities, Miami ranked as the eighth most walker-friendly city, according to a new report from Walk Score. Read more ...
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Posted by Jean-Louis Delbeke - July 21st, 2011
Home sales volume increased in South Florida yet again in June, and the first six months of 2011 have been marked by soaring sales and unstable prices. Read more ...
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Posted by Jean-Louis Delbeke - July 14th, 2011
Miami-Dade’s housing inventory is dwindling as internationals continue a buying frenzy for real estate at discounted prices, reflecting a more balanced market with six months of housing supply. Read more ...
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Posted by Jean-Louis Delbeke - July 12th, 2011
Brickell CitiCentre Asian companies are behind the two largest commercial projects in Miami this year, with Hong Kong’s Swire Pacific obtaining approval for Brickell CitiCentre, and Genting Malaysia Berhad paying $236 million for the waterfront site of the Miami Herald. Read more ...
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