ARCHITECTURAL GEM AT MIAMI SHORES
Picture perfect home! Call me today to schedule a showing. Debbie Lazoff 305.903.0118, [email protected]
$108,500,000 CLOSED SALES IN 2014!
Cheers to another wonderful year with the highest number of closed units in Miami Beach! Thank you EWM for this award and to our buyers and sellers for your continued support!
Welcoming Our Fellow Equestrian
The Nancy Batchelor Team welcomes Nancy Cole, our fellow Equestrian, as our South Miami connection with unbridled dedication to selling your home!
Miami-Dade County Inventory and Sales: Single Family & Condo
This graph reminds me of my first economics class in college. I love the visual of where our real estate market in Miami-Dade County has traveled since 2002. We see a clear picture of inventory rising and sales dropping as
Grove Playhouse Renovations Coming Soon
The historic Coconut Grove Playhouse, which has been closed since 2006, may be opening its doors again soon. A design team led by Arquitectonica has begun the revival process. Read more about the Playhouse revival here. The Coconut Grove community is
Announcing HomeServices Lending 3% Down Loan Conventional Program
This will give first-time home buyers help in saving money for down payments and closing costs. Some Details are; • 3% down payment with monthly PMI premium and no upfront MI competes directly with FHA. • Mortgage Insurance is required
Real Estate Power Players
The Nancy Batchelor Team (from left to right): Simone Weissman, Nancy Cole, Scott Voelker, Nancy Batchelor, Jon Batchelor, Ernesto Mendoza, Idania Echevarria & Juan Salas.
Coral Gables Waterfront: State of the Market
Gables Estates, Old Cutler Bay and Journey’s End make up some of the most valuable waterfront properties in Coral Gables. I focused on the waterfront activity in these areas over the past couple of years to see where this market
All Eyes Are On Miami!
Did everyone read last week’s Business Monday cover story about Miami being a leading luxury capital of the world? It was a WOW moment for Miami where we were defined as “a cosmopolitan playground for the world’s wealthy,” “the American Riviera,”