Brickell- We’re on the brink of preparing for one of the year’s busiest, most extravagant weeks in the city. With Miami Music Week already knocking on our doors, what better time is there besides now to analyze how its market is doing
Tomorrow is voting day in Florida, and while I would never presume to tell you which presidential candidate to vote for (ugh!), I will try to influence you to vote “yes” to Miami’s Riverside Wharf. This is a $30 million,
Miami Real Estate market has initiated a new cycle. After four good years of continuous up ticking and price increase the market is finally getting to a slow down. Home re-sales are still going strong but the inventory is growing.
Welcome to our latest monthly sales report for February 2016! Our reports take pleasure in including all the sales of each individual zip code, which is then split into each individual building included. For this report we include the reported sales
One of my bathrooms recently flooded and it has been surprisingly difficult to get the repairs done. My plumber, who I have used for ages, gave me the name of a public adjuster and was pretty adamant that I use
I grew up going to Stiltsville, and my family still takes our boat out that way every now and again so that my kids can see our hometown’s historic overwater houses (and speakeasies, and gambling dens . . .). I
Last week we had our Chairman’s Club luncheon at Joe’s Stone Crab. EWM graciously hosts this lunch recognizing the top producers in our company. It is always a fun couple of hours spent with my EWM colleagues. But while we
Sell is the word I’m often hearing lately and sell is what most condo owners in Downtown Miami seem to be trying to do right now. If you’ve closely followed the latest reports I’ve done in the area then chances are
Set in one of the world’s most sought-after neighborhoods, this sleek and modern triple condominium residence in the Setai on Miami Beach is a celebrated icon of serenity and elegance. The eye-catching three-bedroom, four and one-half bath home – No.
The sky is not falling, according to a report released by the Miami Downtown Development Authority for the period between January 2015 and January 2016. The report covers Brickell, Downtown, The Arts District, Edgewater, Wynwood, Midtown, and Overtown. Currently 78%
