Archive for the ‘Miami Real Estate’ Category
This post is definitely the hardest of the year to write, if done right. Usually I get this Miami Beach real estate retrospective out on New Year’s Day, but I wasn’t feeling so comfortable with that this year. Why, you ask? Well, I saw something in the number of sales NOT reported in the MLS that was […]
Scoop: They Just Keep Coming-Sunset Island Estate Trades for Almost $20M
Tuesday, July 19th, 2011Miami Beach real estate continues on its roll of ultra-high-end sales. George Lindemann Jr. sells estate located at 1736 W. 28th Street, Sunset Island I for $20M. Bam!
Miami Beach Real Estate:
Mid-Year Luxury Waterfront Stats
Monday, July 4th, 2011Miami Beach Luxury Real Estate is Back… and in a BIG WAY! Wow. It is insane out there. Our “season” usually tapers off right around June. This post won’t reveal such shocking stats, but I will clue you in on what is happening right now. Deals that will show up in Q3 will really surprise […]
Even Celebs Buy Miami Beach Real Estate from Kevin Tomlinson
Friday, December 3rd, 2010A very good friend made this video for me. Her name is Ardell DellaLoggia. She hails from Seattle. She thinks the world of me. She’s awesome. $15M Miami Beach Penthouse
Miami Beach Real Estate Statistics: Distressed Properties & Diana Olick
Wednesday, July 21st, 2010Miami Beach is a really unique place. That’s why I get a tad frustrated with the media for lumping Miami Beach into Greater Miami’s real estate statistics on foreclosures, short sales and shadow inventory. Now there’s new phrase du jour, “double dip.” I liken Miami Beach to Manhattan or Beverly Hills. Manhattan real estate operates on its own from the […]
Miami Beach Real Estate: Luxury Waterfront Stats for 3Q 2009
Friday, November 20th, 2009Much like the high-end condos, Miami Beach waterfront homes had a tough go of it in the early part of this year. But, all told, the impact of the real estate correction will be most felt in the luxury waterfront sector. Our first ‘big’ sale didn’t come until June, and still stands unrivaled.
Venetian Islands: Whaaa?
What really raised my eyebrow was the lack of sales on the Venetian Islands for the first half of the year. During the first half of 2008