April 25, 2024
Real Estate
Southwest Florida: Residential boom
St. Petersburg's city-owned waterfront has proved to be a catalyst for growth.
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Published on 3/28/2016
Southeast Florida: A surge of hotels and apartments
Residential development projects are spilling out from Fort Lauderdale's urban core.
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Published on 3/28/2016
Miami-Dade/Monroe: A surge of residents and businesses
Office space is at a premium in downtown Miami.
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Published on 3/28/2016
Northeast Florida: Momentum amid uncertainty
"The private sector and the community believe in downtown," says commercial real estate broker Carrie Smith.
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Published on 3/28/2016
Existing-home sales fizzle in February
After increasing to the highest annual rate in six months, existing-home sales tumbled in February amidst unshakably low supply levels and steadfast price growth in several sections of the country, according to the National Association of Realtors®. Led by the Northeast and Midwest, all four major regions experienced sales declines in February.
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Published on 3/22/2016
Land man: Profile of Dean Saunders
Eighth-generation Floridian Dean Saunders has worked as a commercial real estate broker since the mid-1980s, primarily selling groves and ranch land.
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Published on 2/26/2016
Real Estate
Industry interview and charts on volume of real estate sold and jobs created, and what a typical realtor looks like by the numbers.
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Published on 2/26/2016
House flipping is making a comeback in Florida
Nationally, there has been little change in house flipping in the past year, but Las Vegas is approaching historical highs, and flipping is making a comeback in several Florida markets.
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Published on 2/24/2016
Report: The most expensive -- and least expensive -- housing markets in Florida
A new report from Coldwell Banker names Doral, located in Miami-Dade, the most expensive market in Florida.
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Published on 11/10/2015
Iconic Florida developer H. Irwin Levy
Attorney, Century Village developer, West Palm Beach; age 88
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Published on 2/26/2015
The Mormon Church - Land Lord
The Mormon Church became Florida's largest private landowner in 2014, now owning more than 670,000 acres.
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Published on 12/26/2014
Alico Inc. Announces Three Strategic Acquisitions
Combined Entity Will Be the Largest Citrus Producer in the U.S.
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Published on 12/3/2014
Crystal Lagoons builds projects in Florida
A Chilean company called Crystal Lagoons hopes four projects in Florida will help it establish recreational lagoons as a real estate amenity in the U.S. market.
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Published on 11/26/2014
The Next Big Thing: Tradition in St. Lucie County is poised for big growth
Signs point to a Tradition growth spurt, consulting firm predicts.
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Published on 8/28/2014
The Villages and Lake Nona are growth magnets
Real estate experts point to Lake Nona and The Villages as drivers of good growth.
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Published on 8/28/2014
Development of Landmark Center finally underway in Fort Walton Beach
Downtown Fort Walton Beach finally gets a mixed-use project that's been eight years in the making.
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Published on 8/28/2014
Tops among foreign real estate buyers
No. 1 Florida ranks as the top market for international residential real estate sales.
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Published on 8/28/2014
Plans for former Panama City airport site take off
Panama City will get its first master-planned village on former airport property.
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Published on 6/27/2014
Neighborhood watch in Tampa
Tampa's mayor makes Sulphur Springs' revitalization a priority.
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Published on 6/27/2014
Downtown West Palm Beach gets a housing boost
West Palm Beach's condo and apartment market is surging.
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Published on 6/27/2014
Financing the real estate boom
In his 43 years in real estate financing, Ezra Katz has seen it all.
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Published on 6/27/2014
Real estate reversal in Northeast Florida
Reacting to a changing market two years ago, real estate investment firm JWB Real Estate Capital in Jacksonville decided to shift gears and build houses to rent rather than sell.
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Published on 1/31/2014
By the numbers: Paying for solar energy at a home or business
How long does it take to break even?
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Published on 11/4/2013
Business Profile: Mr. Solar
As one of just a handful of trained solar-energy installers in Miami-Dade County, electrical contractor Kent Crook expects to reap the rewards if the PACE program booms.
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Published on 11/4/2013
PACE setters: Agencies that handle PACE programs in Florida
All of the PACE programs in Florida handle the applications from property owners and determine whether the applicants are eligible.
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Published on 11/4/2013
