Miami-Dade County’s condo sales and dollar volume rose last week, despite a drop in the average sale price. Brokers closed 127 condo sales totaling $123.7
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Luxe signed contracts drop in Miami-Dade
As temperatures rose outdoors last week, surpassing 90 degrees, the number of signed luxury contracts fell. Still, buyers signed nearly a dozen contracts for pricey
The Weekly Dirt: Why most South Florida condos on the market just aren't selling
Living in a condo, Florida Rep. Vicki Lopez says, is “super expensive.” Long viewed as a more affordable option to single-family homeownership, condo living in
Broward weekly condo sales volume sinks to $38M
Broward County’s condo sales and dollar volume dropped last week, with the average sale price falling as well. Brokers closed 115 condo sales totaling $37.5
Palm Beach County lands $67M weekly condo sales, led by $6M Breakers unit
Palm Beach County’s condo sales and dollar volume fell last week, despite a higher average sale price and price per square foot. Brokers closed 97
Miami-Dade scores $112M in weekly condo sales, $28.6M PH tops list
Miami-Dade County’s condo sales and dollar volume dropped in the second week of May. Brokers closed 91 condo sales totaling $111.9 million from May 4
The Weekly Dirt: Ryan Serhant talks “Owning Miami” and the importance of feeder markets
Ryan Serhant pitched Netflix a Miami version of “Owning Manhattan.” At The Real Deal’s New York Forum last week, he talked up the advantages of
Auberge Beach closing tops Broward weekly condo sales
Broward County’s condo sales and dollar volume rose last week. Brokers closed 188 condo sales totaling $73.7 million from April 27 to May 4. The
Mizner Grand closing tops Palm Beach County weekly condo sales
Palm Beach County’s condo sales and dollar volume rose last week. Brokers closed 194 condo sales totaling $96 million from April 27 to May 4.
Five Park closing tops Miami-Dade weekly condo sales
Miami-Dade County’s condo sales and dollar volume rose last week. Brokers closed 157 condo sales totaling $136.9 million from April 27 to May 4. The