Miami’s Elysee tower has topped off, the developers announced in a press release. The glass tower is now at its tallest height of 57 stories and 649 feet, making it the tallest in Edgewater.
There will only be 100 units in the entire building, with residences that either take up half a floor or a full floor. Prices range from $1.8 ...
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There are 3,416 Airbnb listings in Miami Beach for every 50,000 residents – by far the highest of any city in America, according to a new study.
The cities of Miami and Fort Lauderdale also rank in the top 10, with 1,033 and 1,015 Airbnb listings per 50,000 residents, respectively.
More than 350 cities were studied by IPX1031 using Airbnb data for the ranking. Airbnb is beginning to cater to those looking for Airbnb investment properties in Miami. The company has ...
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September 2019 was a strong month for residential sales in Miami, according to statistics from the Miami Association of Realtors.
Both single family homes and condo sales were up by double digits compared to the same period last year, fueled by people relocating from high-tax states, the Realtors Association said.
Total dollar volume of single family home sales in Miami-Dade county was up 19.8% compared to the prior year, while condo volume was up 14.5%. Newly ...
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Brickell Flatiron has reached completion, the tower is 64 stories and 736 feet above ground becoming the fourth tallest building ever built in Miami and the tallest all-condo building south of New York.
Hundreds of new residents will now begin moving into Brickell, with closing about to begin. A total of 527 residential units were built at Flatiron, of which 95 percent are sold. Approximately 70 percent of the building’s buyers came from U.S. markets.
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First, it was tax reform that pushed CEOs, hedge fund managers and other high-net-worth individuals to South Florida. They were lured in by the favorable climate, luxury residential properties and most of all, substantial tax savings.
Now, it is the multifamily investors who are heading to South Florida, and for a different reason: rent control, something the Sunshine State lacks.
Multifamily investors are moving quickly and making offers on properties in South Florida, brokers say. But they are also encountering ...
Closings are underway at Paramount Miami Worldcenter and and it appears to be a quick success for the developers.
More than 100 condo units have been closed as of Monday (9/23), Miami-Dade county records show.
Closings began in late August and were interrupted by Labor Day (Hurricane Dorian also closed many businesses during that week), but buyers are now quickly making their final deposits and taking possession of their condo units.
More than $500 million in units were sold prior to ...
