The data from Surfside’s past two months reveals a market in transition. Inventory sits in buyer’s market territory, transaction volume remains low, but a dramatic acceleration in closing velocity — particularly in July — suggests that the summer doldrums may be ending earlier than typical for ultra-luxury oceanfront. This is not a market in crisis. […]
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Fort Lauderdale Condo Market | An 8-Year Snapshot
Fort Lauderdale Condo Market | An 8-Year Snapshot. Why 8 years? Originally, I had the idea to research Fort Lauderdale condo trends going a decade back, but after researching further, our trends & stats only go back to 2009. I then thought a 5-year study would be adequate to prove the point, but it didn’t show […]
Aventura Condo Market | An 8-Year Snapshot
Aventura Condo Market as an 8-Year Snapshot. Why 8 years? Originally, I had the idea to research Aventura condo trends a decade back, but after researching further, our trends & stats only go back to 2009. I then thought a 5-year study would be adequate to prove the point, but it didn’t show the scope […]
Miami Beach Condo Market | An 8-Year Snapshot
Miami Beach Condo Market | An 8-Year Snapshot Why 8 years? Originally, I had the idea to research Miami condo trends going a decade back but after researching further, our trends & stats only go back to 2009. I then thought a 5-year study would be adequate to prove the point but it didn’t show the scope […]
Bal Harbour Condo Market | An 8-Year Snapshot
Bal Harbour Condo Market | An 8-Year Snapshot Why 8 years? Originally, I had the idea to research Miami condo trends going a decade back but after researching further, our trends & stats only go back to 2009. I then thought a 5-year study would be adequate to prove the point but it didn’t show the […]
Sunny Isles Beach Condo Market | An 8-Year Snapshot
Sunny Isles Beach Condo Market | An 8-Year Snapshot Why 8 years? Originally, I had the idea to research Miami condo trends going a decade back but after researching further, our trends & stats only go back to 2009. I then thought a 5-year study would be adequate to prove the point but it didn’t show […]






