Miami is officially the strongest real estate buyer’s market in the entire country, and Miami Beach is #2. For the past 18 months I’ve been telling my buyers that NOW is the time to be buying real estate in Miami. The data now proves it:…read more
Miami’s MiMo neighborhood will soon have its first major condo project in years, as the 01 MiMo building has officially launched sales today with sales handled by our firm, Westside Estate Agency. The MiMo neighborhood (‘Miami Modernist’ architecture or MiMo, is a style of architecture…read more
7 years ago, the South Florida housing market was in such poor shape that new condo construction in Miami came to a standstill, (As I detailed in my recent post ‘2015 Miami New Condominium Construction Update‘). Fast forward to 2015 and roughly 100 new condo towers are under construction in coastal South…read more
FAENA VERSAILLES CONTEMPORARY WAS A PLANNED CONDOMINIUM DEVELOPMENT IN MIAMI BEACH THAT HAS NOW BEEN PUT ON INDEFINITE HOLD. THIS PAGE IS FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. Argentinian developer Alan Faena has announced that he is building two new luxury condo towers at his mixed-use, arts-centered…read more
Crescent Heights, one of my favorite developers, has announced that a New Whole Foods Coming to South Beach. The latest iteration of this project (and the only iteration that has ANY architectural relevance) was designed by Chad Oppenheim. This new Whole Foods on Alton Road will…read more
There has been a lot of commercial redevelopment lately in the Lincoln Road area of Miami Beach where I live, from the iconic 1111 Lincoln Road to the new Gap store, H&M store, and the entire replacement of Alton road. The newest addition to my neighborhood is replacing one…read more
If you’re a current Miami homeowner, or a potential buyer; I’ve got good news for you: Miami home prices increased an incredible 9.5% in 2014! According to the S&P Case-Shiller indices, of the 20 largest cities in the United States; Miami home prices rose more than…read more
Miami new condominium construction appears to have rebounded faster than anywhere else in the country, from what I can tell. I remember back in 2006, seeing more cranes on the Miami skyline than I could count; and at one point I read an article that…read more
