Today’s priciest new listing is a four-bedroom, six-bathroom single-family house asking $4.5 million. [more]
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Today’s priciest new listing is a five-bedroom, five-bathroom condominium asking $5.9 million. The 5,733-square-foot home is located at Santa Maria at 1643 Brickell Avenue, Unit 3702, in Miami.
It features 5,733 square feet and 1,742 square feet of terraces on the waterfront. It also has marble floors, 20-foot ceilings, electric storm shutters, a Jacuzzi, Swedish-style showers with a steam room and a home theater. Fabian Dominguez of Fortune International Realty has the listing. [more]
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Today’s priciest new listing is a four-bedroom, five-bathroom condominium asking $7.5 million. [more]
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Today’s priciest listing is a six-bedroom, six-bathroom condominium asking $6.7 million. [more]
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Today’s priciest new listing is a four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom condominium asking $9.8 million. [more]
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Today’s priciest new listing is a five-bedroom, five-bathroom single-family home asking $2.7 million. [more]
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Today’s priciest new listing is a five-bedroom, five-bathroom penthouse condominium asking $20 million. The 6,000-square-foot home at Bentley Bay is located at 520 West Avenue, Unit 2301, in Miami Beach. It features a private rooftop pool, private entrance, staff kitchen, entertainment area with pool table, private gym and steam room. Janne Keskinen has the listing. [more]
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Lenders have repossessed or used banks to force the foreclosure sales of more than 200,000 units in South Florida since the 2007 crash, real estate consultancy Condo Vultures said in a report released Monday.
In the first quarter of 2013, 104 South Florida units were repossessed — and 150 defaults issued — per day, according to Condo Vultures principal Peter Zalewski. [more]
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Today’s priciest listing is a four-bedroom, four-bathroom condominium at One Thousand Ocean in Boca Raton, asking $7.65 million. The 4,628-square-foot digs, at 1000 S. Ocean Blvd., #705, is one of only four remaining units at the development. Maria Scarola of LXR Realty has the listing. (Condo Vultures data includes condos and single-family listings in the main metropolitan areas of Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, as well as Monroe County, that are newly listed. Listings are taken from the South Florida MLS.) –Guelda Voien
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High-level real estate analysts are predicting that Miami’s days of boom and bust are gone for good, Condo Vultures’ Peter Zalewski wrote in the Miami Herald.
The theory goes that Miami’s transformation into an international center for business, arts, education and recreation over the last twenty years has at last given South Florida financial stability. [more]










