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New listings rise, but home contracts drop across South Florida

New listings rise, but home contracts drop across South Florida

by Caden DeLisa | Jul 18, 2024

Newly signed contracts for single-family homes and condos dropped throughout South Florida despite an increase in new listings, signaling a cooling market influenced by rising interest rates and affordability issues. Despite an increase in property listings in June,...
Florida rents plummet amid surplus, bucking national trend

Florida rents plummet amid surplus, bucking national trend

by Caden DeLisa | Jul 15, 2024

Florida’s largest cities have seen significant declines in rent prices, diverging from the national trend of rising rents, primarily due to an oversupply of rental units from increased apartment construction during the pandemic. Florida’s rental market has...
Miami tops U.S. rental market competitiveness with high demand and limited supply

Miami tops U.S. rental market competitiveness with high demand and limited supply

by Caden DeLisa | Jun 24, 2024

Miami is the most competitive rental market in the U.S., with 19 prospective renters per unit, a 94.1 Rental Competitiveness Index score, and apartments typically rented within 36 days, driven by high lease renewal rates and limited new housing supply. Miami remains...
Florida rents plummet amid surplus, bucking national trend

FAU report shows Florida rental rates stabilizing, though South Florida remains an outlier

by Caden DeLisa | Jun 4, 2024

A real estate report published by Florida Atlantic University reveals that rental markets in most major Florida cities are stabilizing, with many areas offering rents at or below long-term trends, although South Florida remains an outlier with the highest rent...
Florida housing market grows in april amid higher sales and prices

Florida housing market grows in april amid higher sales and prices

by Caden DeLisa | May 23, 2024

Florida’s housing market experienced growth in April, with increases in closed sales, median prices, and inventory, although high mortgage interest rates and regional variances present mixed implications for buyers and sellers. Florida’s housing market saw...
Investor interest, urban development drive sharp rise in Miami, Tampa home values

Investor interest, urban development drive sharp rise in Miami, Tampa home values

by Caden DeLisa | Apr 18, 2024

Home prices in Miami and Tampa have doubled since 2018 due to strong investor interest and urban development, significantly enhancing property wealth but exacerbating the housing affordability crisis for middle-income families. Home prices in Miami and Tampa have...
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