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Housing Starts See Biggest Increase Since 2016
Housing starts were at a seasonally adjusted rate of 1,631,000 for May — a 21.7% jump from April and 5.7% higher than the levels recorded
2023 LEGISLATIVE UPDATES
2023 LEGISLATIVE UPDATES In the 2023 legislative session, the Florida Legislature passed several bills that impact the real estate industry. Unless stated otherwise, the bills
Miami ‘Is Only Getting Better,’ Says Ecuadorian Designer Adriana Hoyos
She’s made the booming Florida city her home while working on the condo building Shoma Bay and creating her newest furniture collection
June is National Homeownership and Pride Month.
During National Homeownership Month, MIAMI REALTORS® joins REALTOR® associations nationwide along with the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® to promote the benefits of homeownership and to
South Florida Summer Home Sales Could Get a Boost from Fed’s Brief Interest Rate Pause
By Gay Cororaton, Chief Economist Expect a busier summer market with the Fed’s brief pause on its rate hikes before it starts to raise
MIAMI Realtors Partners with ChocolateChips.AI to Bring Real Estate ChatGPT4 Marketing Tools to its Members
MIAMI — The MIAMI Association of Realtors (MIAMI) has partnered with planetRE’s ChocolateChips.AI to empower members with real estate’s first enterprise ChatGPT4 program so they
CubiCasa Debuts 3D Product Offering to Elevate Property Listings
Simple five-minute phone scan can now be used to produce 3D renderings of properties, bolstering marketing assets for property listings
Door-Knocking Is Personal. Stop Trolling Your Real Estate Colleagues
With hundreds of comments on our coverage of Ralph Yarl’s shooting, what does it say about door-knocking, and where do we go from here?
Apartment Rent Growth Cools but Miami is Still Outpacing U.S. Rent Growth
Gay Cororaton, Chief Economist The median rent paid for new leases continued to cool in May 2023 but Miami’s rent growth is still outpacing