Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Jose and Maria made for an unprecedented hurricane season last year, and many businesses are still recovering. In the event of another catastrophic hurricane season, businesses need to know in advance how they can get…
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Recent data shows that the South Florida housing market is more competitive than the national average. The data was compiled by ATTOM Data Solutions in Irvine, CA, and includes public deeds and mortgages filed in the third quarter of 2017 for…
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In the wake of Hurricane Irma, many South Floridians are feeling frustrated by the slow progress on their hurricane damage insurance claims and repairs due to a shortage of insurance adjusters and construction workers.
After Hurricane Harvey,…
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Buyers who would normally have difficult coming up with a 50 percent deposit for a new condominium can now take advantage of lower deposit requirements at three new developments in South Florida.
According to The Daily Business Review, three…
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Leandra English, the deputy director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, has filed a complaint against President Donald Trump for appointing Mick Mulvaney as the acting director of the Bureau. English claims that the appointment of…
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The Real Deal recently crunched some numbers to determine the top residential brokerages in South Florida. In addition to calculating each brokerage’s most recent annual total sales volume of single-family homes, townhomes, and condos (new…
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This past August, the Federal Housing Finance Agency said that a “tight inventory” of homes was a primary contributor to the 1.6% increase in single-family home prices in the second quarter and the 6.6% increase year-over-year. The FHFA’s…
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The population of octogenarians in the U.S. is set to double in the next decade, which also means the population of people with Alzheimer’s and dementia will sharply rise. However, in Manhattan, there have been no new assisted living facilities…
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After the 2009 financial crisis in the US, interest rates plummeted, and they’ve only recently started to rise again. Starting in December 2015, the Federal Reserve began to raise the funds rate, and the Federal Open Market Committee has voted…
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A new report by the National Multifamily Housing Council and the National Apartment Association has ranked Miami third on its list of cities with the highest estimated demand over the next decade for new apartment buildings with 5 or more units.…
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Key Points for Successful Business Recovery from Hurricane Season
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UncategorizedPost-Irma, Florida Sees a Shortage of Insurance Adjusters
UncategorizedLower Deposit Requirements for New Condos in South Florida
UncategorizedTrump Overrules Line of Succession at the CFPB
UncategorizedWhat Do the Top South Florida Residential Brokerages Have in Common?
UncategorizedLow Housing Supply Contributes to Housing Price Increases
UncategorizedLuxury Assisted Living on the Rise in Manhattan
UncategorizedFed Rates Are Up – Where Do Consumers Feel It Most?
UncategorizedDemand for Multifamily Housing is High in Miami – But So Is the Cost
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