Ramping up referral business is more important than ever in 2023
Uncertainty is putting pressure on real estate agents’ databases. Hot leads have simmered, and suddenly business is harder to come by. That’s why referrals are
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Mortgage rates could hit 5.5% at year-end and average 6% which is affordable for homebuyers
By Gay Cororaton, MIAMI REALTORS® Chief Economist With inflation on the wane per the latest CPI report, I expect the 30-year fixed mortgage rates to
8 social media trends to watch for (and take advantage of) in 2023
By staying up-to-date on these trends and adapting their social media strategies accordingly, real estate professionals can position themselves for success in 2023 and beyond
Billionaire fashion mogul Tom Ford buys $51M mansion in Palm Beach
The founder and CEO of Tom Ford International bought the property after agreeing to sell his fashion label to Estée Lauder back in November, according
As investors eye deals on rentals, Lennar offers thousands of homes
The nation’s second-biggest homebuilder is marketing thousands of homes at a time when investors are looking for deals on rental properties, according to a new
Rent growth slows to smallest rate since July 2021
While the 4.8% growth was still above historical norms, it’s the smallest increase since June 2021. Median asking rent in the nation’s 50 largest markets
What agents want in team culture (Hint: It’s not Top Golf and Taco Tuesdays)
Agents are not looking for the ‘fun and feel-good stuff’ — they are looking for results in their businesses. It’s up to you as a
A Belgian Diamond Mogul’s Miami Beach Home Lists for $45 Million
Completed in 2022, the roughly 7,250-square-foot Venetian Islands property has a dock and a 57-foot-long heated pool
U.S. Trophy-Home Sales Had a Strong 2022, Despite a Second-Half Slowdown
Concerns over recession and volatile financial markets have super-prime buyers in New York, the Hamptons and South Florida on pause
Demand for apartments turns negative for first time since 2009
A slowdown in new leases paired with higher inventory is expected to hike vacancies and put pressure on rents. ‘The balance of power in the