Monthly Archives: April 2021
For The Real Estate Investor! 2BR/2BA Corner Unit in Brickell Offering Southeasterly Views!
Beautiful corner unit with wrap-around balcony and breathtaking Southeast views of Port of Miami, Biscayne Bay, Brickell Key, Miami River, and the Brickell Skyline. Sunrise facing balcony. Private elevator and foyer entry to the unit. The building is located in the heart of Brickell, less than a block away from Mary Brickell Village and Brickell... Read More
Exceptional Opportunity To Own a One-Story, Four-Unit Building in Bay Harbor Islands, Florida!
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY!! A ONE-STORY (4 UNITS) BUILDING, THE PROPERTY IS COMPRISED OF (2) TWO BED, TWO BATH, AND (2) ONE BED, ONE BATH APARTMENTS. PRIME INVESTMENT LOCATION FOR DEVELOPERS OR HANDS ON LANDLORD, LOCATED IN BAY HARBOR ISLANDS, BEAUTIFUL AND SAFE SURROUNDING, WITHIN A MILE OF BAL HARBOUR SHOPS, STUNNING BEACHES, RESTAURANTS, HOUSES OF WORSHIP,... Read More
Highly-Sought-After Ridges Home | 4110 Laurel Ridge Circle, Weston, FL
4110 Laurel Ridge Circle in the Ridges of Weston, Florida is now on the market! This well-kept, two-story pool home is located in the Ridges section of Weston, Florida. This home is tucked away on a very private street and seated on a garden lot with a two-car paver covered driveway. It offers a concrete... Read More
Incredible 9,600 SF Penthouse at Porto Vita | 20165 NE 39th Pl TS-1, Aventura, FL 33180
20165 NE 39th Pl TS-1, Aventura, FL 33180 2-Story Tower Suite with private elevator landings on both floors tops a boutique 14 floor condo in 5 Star amenity rich Porto Vita. Offered at $6,250,000 ($651 p/sf) Private in Person and Virtual Tours Available. Contact Me Today, Debbie Lazoff 305.903.0118. debbielazoff@gmail.com 20165 NE 39th Pl TS-1,... Read More
Insight Q1 2021: The National Picture and South Florida Real Estate
2021 Presents A Bright Future: Low Florida Tax Rates, Population Growth & Exchange Rates. South Florida has the ideal mix of variables as a primary home destination – fabulous weather, easy-to-access airports, expanding business hubs, advanced medical & research centers of excellence, burgeoning cultural arts communities, and on-and-on. And…. Don’t forget the negative impact of... Read More
Insight Q1 2021: Purchasing A Home Is Better Than Renting
Purchasing Locks In Your Costs, Whereas Renting Does Not. With mortgage rates hovering around 3% today, it is generally accepted that the debate of ‘rent vs. buy’ generally falls squarely into the ‘buy’ category. For example, the principal and interest payment on a $500,000 30-year fixed rate mortgage at an annual rate of 3% is... Read More
Insight Q1 2021: Low Interest Rates Are Driving Buyer Demand in Miami
When The Cost To Borrow Money Goes Down, Prices Typically Rise The posted interest rate by FreddieMac for a 30-year fixed mortgage in February 2021 was 2.81%. Just 10 years earlier, that rate was 4.95%, and that was considered low! Who would have thought that we would be living through an era of generationally low... Read More
Insight Q1 2021: Miami Real Estate’s Growth Is Being Fueled By New Markets
Buyers From Various Regions Are Making Their Way To South Florida It is no surprise that Florida hosts more visitors from New York than from any other state. We’ve long joked that Miami is New York’s sixth borough. What’s increasingly of interest to South Florida’s residential real estate market is the number of individuals buying... Read More
Insight Q1 2021: The Resurgence of The Condo Lifestyle in Miami
After Years of Modest Sales, Condos Are Attracting A New Audience Condominium buyers are definitely back – in rapidly growing numbers. The volume of sales, particularly at the higher-end, has been extremely robust. The overall condominium market in Miami-Dade had 13.5 months of available inventory supply as of mid-March 2020. It was down to 7.6... Read More
Insight Q1 2021: The New Focus Is On Single-Family Homes
Suburban Areas See An Epic Increase In Home Sales Areas in the Northeast, such as Connecticut, have seen a huge migration, from heavily populated urban centers like New York City and Boston to more suburban and rural environments. With the daily commute seemingly a thing of the past, and workers having the flexibility to work... Read More
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