The Miami luxury real estate market is in a phase of cautious anticipation as buyers and sellers respond to economic uncertainty, higher interest rates, and the effects of regulatory changes following the Surfside condominium collapse. While media coverage often paints a bleak picture for Florida real estate, the reality is more complex, with varying dynamics ...
Miami’s luxury real estate market presents a paradox: while headline statistics show price per square foot at record levels, experienced market participants observe a different reality. This disconnect between aggregate data and on-the-ground conditions provides important context for investors and industry professionals navigating one of the country’s most active luxury markets. From Seasonal Destination to ...
What’s ahead for the residential market in Tampa Bay? According to Lance Willard, founder of the Willard Home Team, the market is moving toward stabilization after bottoming out, with notable inventory changes and evolving buyer behavior on the horizon. In a recent interview, Willard shared his perspective on emerging trends and what participants should expect ...
A scenario that all short term rental operators dread is entering one of their units to discover water pooling across the floor or mold climbing the walls. Unlike hotels with round-the-clock staff or long-term rentals with steady occupancy, STRs frequently sit empty, from a few days to perhaps weeks at a time in seasonal markets ...
Commercial real estate isn’t residential. Your tenants aren’t just paying rent and going about their day, they’re running businesses. They’re your business partners. After working with hundreds of commercial property owners across North America, three recurring conversations emerge that damage these critical relationships, conversations that are entirely preventable with the right approach to portfolio management. ...
SmartPixel, a digital twin visualization company, is working to change how pre-construction real estate sales are conducted, according to founder Hadrien Laporte. In a recent interview, Laporte discussed the company’s approach to property visualization and how it addresses challenges in the industry. “I come from an artistic background. My family were painters, sculptors. I’ve always ...
Gainesville real estate leader Dustin Sims of Bosshardt Realty Services, reports an unexpected equilibrium emerging between luxury and starter home segments, marking a significant shift from earlier market conditions. “Looking at the snapshot from what I see boots on the ground daily, it is truly even right now between market segments,” Sims observes. This balance ...
Pensacola-based real estate investor Mike Hamby says his dual role as both cash buyer and licensed agent allows him to offer sellers a more transparent choice, though most still opt for speed over maximum price in today’s market. “What I do is different because I’m also a real estate agent. I present both options to ...
The commercial real estate industry has long struggled with a key challenge: valuable data trapped in unstructured documents, often sitting unused on hard drives and in email inboxes. While artificial intelligence has promised solutions for years, most tools have failed to deliver practical, integrated workflows that professionals actually adopt. Crexi, a fast-growing commercial real estate ...
While most residential real estate segments contend with high interest rates and affordability concerns, Jacksonville Beach’s luxury market is showing notable resilience, according to David Corbitt of 1 Percent Lists First Coast. The current environment highlights a clear division in buyer behavior, challenging prevailing expectations about the market. “High end luxury is doing really well ...
The Florida Panhandle’s real estate market is widely described as a “buyer’s market,” but according to local broker Edson Gene Hurd of Hurd Real Estate & Company, this label misrepresents what’s actually happening to property owners. In a recent interview, Hurd shared a candid assessment of how current conditions are leaving sellers with little to ...
The gap between what sellers expect and the current market reality has grown in Miami-Dade’s luxury real estate sector, according to Denise Madan of EXP Realty. After 25 years in South Florida’s high-end property market, Madan says many sellers remain anchored to a 2020 mindset, which no longer reflects actual conditions. “Sellers still think that ...
The commercial construction sector in Northwest Florida continues to reflect broader industry trends while maintaining steady project pipelines, according to industry veterans navigating workforce shortages and regulatory complexities. Despite national concerns about construction slowdowns, regional markets like Pensacola are demonstrating consistent demand across key sectors. Kelvin Enfinger, Vice President at Greenhut Construction Company, offers a ...
The real estate investment world has long been divided. On one side, institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals access complex syndications and development deals that generate strong returns. On the other, most investors are limited to homeownership or publicly traded REITs, missing out on the strategies that have built substantial wealth over generations. Mor Milo, CEO ...
The New York City townhouse market is experiencing a shift as wealthy buyers with non-traditional income sources increasingly bypass cooperative and condominium buildings in favor of single-family properties. This trend reflects the evolving nature of wealth accumulation and the practical advantages townhouses offer to buyers seeking privacy and flexibility. Steven Tanen, an associate attorney at ...
