This is great news because when people feel optimistic, they act. According to the Fannie Mae survey, 71% of Americans say it is a good time to buy. 15% said it was a good time to sell. The percentage of
While the high end real estate market has started to come back as I wrote in my post last week, the high end rental market has always been pretty strong (rentals of $8,500+/month). But we’re starting to see more and
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View original local artists paintings from “Fairchild Artists in Bloom Exhibition 2012” , going on Thursday through Saturday, at the Exhibition and Sale in the Garden House http://www.fairchildgarden.org/events/. Fairchild art instructors and students will transform the Garden House into a gallery showcasing more
This is very interesting news reported by Condo Vultures. It seems the average rent in Sunny Isles Beach went up 9% in the first quarter of 2012 compared to 2011. There is now only 6 months inventory of rental units
14901 SW 87 Avenue The Village Palmetto Bay is one of the most sought after areas to live in Miami. With top rated schools, a total of six park facilities, and a recently completed library, who wouldn’t want to live here? One
Four Killer Questions to ask Your Agent By Maria Patterson As prices slowly start to rise and inventory begins to shrink in many areas, you may finally be ready to put your home on the market. However, selling your home
Evaluating Pending Sales over the past 30 days , and there have been 33 in as many days, indicates value depends on where you live, whether you are a distressed sale, on the Coral Gables water front or golf course, lot
Pending Home Sales on the Rise I hope this information is useful to you. Please contact me for all your South Florida real estate needs at (305) 329-4929 or [email protected].
Starting at 6:30 a.m. Friday, May 5th, the city of Miami will launch its free downtown rubber-tire trolley system that officials hope will persuade people to “ditch the car and hitch a ride’’ for short jaunts to work, play, eat
