Condos

South Florida’s Mixed-Use Boom Is Redefining Daily Life — Here’s What’s Actually Different

Commercial Alejandra Rodriguez - March 17, 2026

If you’ve noticed new apartment towers with ground-floor restaurants or shopping centers adding office space in your neighborhood, you’re seeing South Florida’s most significant...

Ultra-Luxury Homes in Palm Beach Are Selling, but the Middle Market Is Stalled

Condos Alejandra Rodriguez - March 13, 2026

High-profile sales in South Florida are drawing national attention: a Google founder paid $173 million for a Miami mansion, and a Microsoft exec spent...

2026: A Filtering Year for Developers

Condos Steve Marcinuk - March 12, 2026

Miami’s residential development market is entering a phase where the difference between committed developers and those seeking short-term gains...

Vero Beach Real Estate in 2026 — Why This Hidden Florida Market Is Finally Getting Noticed

Commercial Alejandra Rodriguez - March 10, 2026

For decades, Vero Beach remained a quiet stretch of Florida’s east coast, known for its low-rise condos, uncrowded beaches,...

Florida’s Luxury Market Surges While Mid-Tier Condos Stall: What’s Driving the Divide?

Commercial Alejandra Rodriguez - March 5, 2026

Walk into a Miami real estate office in 2024, and you’ll hear a surprising reality: $7 million homes are...

Vero Beach Condos Are Suddenly a Bargain – But Buyers Face New Risks

Condos Alejandra Rodriguez - March 5, 2026

Just a few years ago, oceanfront condos in Vero Beach, Florida, were in high demand, selling quickly and often...

AI Is Quietly Changing Real Estate in Palm Beach County – Here’s What It Means for You

Condos Alejandra Rodriguez - March 5, 2026

Buying a home in Palm Beach County once meant sifting through endless listings, waiting days for loan approvals, and...

Boca-Delray Buyers Are Holding Back — Here’s What’s Driving the Hesitation

Condos Alejandra Rodriguez - March 4, 2026

You might expect that rising inventory and longer days on market would prompt buyers to act quickly, but in...

Why Florida Developers Are Starting Construction Before Hitting Presale Targets

Condos Alejandra Rodriguez - March 3, 2026

For years, the standard approach to luxury condo development in Florida was clear: secure presales for at least half...

New Construction Is Booming in Sarasota, But Sellers of Older Homes Face an Uphill Battle

Condos Alejandra Rodriguez - March 3, 2026

Sarasota’s real estate market is experiencing a surge in new construction, with large developments drawing buyers away from existing...

Average Age of First-Time Homebuyers in Florida Reaches 40 as Affordable Inventory Remains Limited

Condos Rudi Davis - March 2, 2026

The average age of first-time homebuyers in St. Petersburg, Florida, has reached 40, reflecting limited affordability and constrained inventory...

St. Petersburg Listings Average 75 Days on Market as Hurricane Damage Alters Housing Inventory

Commercial Rudi Davis - March 2, 2026

Two major hurricanes in fall 2024 flooded properties across St. Petersburg, creating a surge of damaged inventory and changing...