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Aging Homeowners Are Reshaping Housing Demand
As older homeowners downsize, Realtors may see shifts in inventory, buyer profiles and pricing that affect neighborhood-level market dynamics.
Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2026: South Florida real estate market articles
Alfredo Pujol Elected to Lead Nation’s Largest Local Realtor Association https://www.miamirealtors.com/2026/01/28/alfredo-pujol-elected-to-lead-nations-largest-local-realtor-association/ Denise Chambers Palmer Elected to Lead MIAMI Commercial Realtors https://www.miamirealtors.com/2026/02/02/denise-chambers-palmer-elected-to-lead-miami-commercial-realtors/ Dinorah de
Monday, Feb. 9, 2026: South Florida real estate market articles
MIAMI REALTORS® names 2026 leadership ahead of annual meeting via South Florida Agent Magazine https://southfloridaagentmagazine.com/2026/02/05/miami-realtors-2026/ Coconut Grove Is Miami’s Best-Kept Secret—and the Next Playground
Seasonal Advantages Buyers May Miss
Does it matter what time of year you go house hunting? Seasonality tends to affect factors such as inventory, the number of homes for sale
Homestead Filing Can Reduce Property Taxes
Eligible Florida homeowners can save about $400-$600 a year by filing for homestead by March 2, 2026 while also limiting future assessed value increases.
Practical Ways Brokerages are Using AI
AI tools are helping brokerages protect their brand, streamline operations and standardize onboarding, freeing agents and staff to focus on higher-value work.
Why Emojis Can Hurt Marketing If Misused
What was that cloud puff emoji in the advertisement supposed to mean? And the upside-down smiling face? The nail polish?
Tile Drenching: The Bold Home Design Trend Covering Every Surface
Homeowners are going all-in with tile, draping homes from floor to ceiling.
Miami-Dade Home Equity Gains Nearly 2X the National Figure
By Gay Cororaton, MIAMI REALTORS Chief Economist With prices rising robustly and on a sustained basis for the past 14 years, Southeast Florida homeowners