Miami Real Estate news

The pall cast over the global economy shows no sign of lifting anytime soon. The U.S. and Europe are mired in debt, experiencing the lowest levels of consumer confidence in decades, and a sharp slowdown in the global economy is predicted for 2012. In our own backyard, Florida continues to suffer from high mortgage defaults, foreclosures and joblessness above the national average. Read more ...

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Residential sales in South Florida were up in September, with Miami experiencing the biggest increase for both condos and single-family homes. Read more ...

Home sales are bouncing along the bottom, home prices still haven’t hit bottom, and government proposals to juice the housing market are simply falling flat. Read more ...

Residential real estate experts foresee a boost in property values due to international buyers growing increasingly interested in South Florida. Read more ...

Economists may still be calling U.S. real estate overpriced, but property in the nation’s biggest cities is still relatively affordable compared with the rest of the world, a chart compiled by credit management system Credit Sesame shows . Read more ...

With more construction projects, like apartments and commercial developments, going up, Miami-Dade’s building industry is inching closer to a rebound. Hiring losses have lasted four years — and counting Read more ...

While its neighbors to the north in Canada, and to the south in Latin America, have made a sizable dent in South Florida’s real estate market, a strong portion of residential sales continue to come from across the pond. Read more ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Oct. 5, 2011 – The number of homes and condominiums for sale has steadily declined across South Florida in 2011, frustrating buyers and leading to bidding wars in some cases, real estate agents say. Read more ...