Over the past several months, the number of homes on the market for sale, in the Gables, has been decreasing, ever so slightly. Since May of 2019, the number of homes for sale has decreased by 8%. Even though, for that same period, the number of homes sold is down by 13%, the number of homes going under contract is beginning to rise by 2%. This could be a positive thing. For all those homes in the Gables, priced under $1M, there is a slight bit of positive information, as well. The total number of homes on the market has been decreasing by about 10% over the past three months. Comparing the July 2019 numbers with July 2018, the number of homes sold is up by 15% and the number of homes going under contract is up by 38%. The same thing holds true for all those homes priced over $1.0M. Inventory has been coming down slightly, over the past three months. The number of homes sold is down by 12%, but the number of homes going under contract is up by 14% In conclu...
Miami foreign real estate investments in 2011 are in the billions of dollars, according to a recent Florida Trend article. Some projects announced this year include: Brickell CitiCentre - a $700-million retail, office, hotel and condo tower, Developer from Hong Kong. Resorts World Miami - $3.8-billion project with four hotels, casino, condos, mega pool, convention center, Developer from Malaysia. Brickell House – 18-story, 96-unit condo tower in the city’s arts district, Developer from Argentina. International buyers are attracted to Miami’s location and appeal, condo rental market, and real estate that is more affordable than other metro cities in the U.S. and South America. Direct foreign investment in Miami commercial real estate reached $472 million this year from 2010’s $16 million.
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