Miami Real Estate

Above-Average Hurricane Season Ahead: NOAA

NOAA predicts 13 to 19 named storms in the 2025 hurricane season due to warm ocean waters. Hurricane season begins June 1. MIAMI – The Atlantic is likely to churn out another above-average hurricane season, thanks to warmer-than-usual ocean waters, according to the latest forecast from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. NOAA predicts that … Read more

Florida Metros Lead in Fast-Growing Cities

Florida cities like Groveland, Celebration and St. Cloud saw major growth from 2014–2023, driven by housing, jobs and access to self-storage. ORLANDO, Fla. — Four metro areas in Florida – Lakeland, Orlando, Tampa and Miami – are home to 13 cities that stand out for rapid population growth, according to a new study by StorageCafe. … Read more

Researchers Warn of Seaweed Surge

MIAMI — Piles of smelly seaweed have washed ashore on Miami Beach and Key Biscayne, a stinky reminder that this is sargassum season. The brown seaweed is a common sight across the Caribbean and on South Florida beaches. Researchers who track seaweed blooms expect 2025 to be another “major sargassum year” for the Atlantic Basin … Read more

Uncovering Hidden Flood Risks in Florida Homes

MIAMI — For decades, Florida home buyers have relied on the honor system — or lawsuits — to ensure the house they bought didn’t have a secret history of floods. That could change this year, if Gov. Ron DeSantis signs into law a new policy requiring sellers, as well as landlords, to inform new residents … Read more

Report Urges Smart Sensors in High-Rises

Florida TaxWatch recommended lawmakers require sensors that detect fatigue, sinking, leaks and stress to help prevent disasters like Champlain Towers. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Lawmakers should mandate smart sensors in multi-story condominium buildings to help warn residents of potential structural failures, says a report by a Florida nonpartisan policy group released on Friday The report by … Read more

Spring Buying Season Offers More Opportunities

LOS ANGELES — This spring homebuying season is shaping up to be more favorable for home shoppers than it’s been in recent years — as long as they can afford to buy. Home prices are rising more slowly. Mortgage rates remain elevated but have been mostly easing and could be headed lower. Most importantly, the … Read more

Real Estate’s Big Names at Inman Miami

Inman On Tour Miami 2025, May 20-21, brings together industry leaders to discuss trends, AI and market shifts, with expert sessions to help agents thrive. MIAMI – As Florida remains a hotbed for real estate growth and innovation, Inman On Tour Miami 2025 brings together industry leaders, top agents and innovators to explore emerging trends, … Read more

Florida Home to Hottest Luxury ZIP Codes

Areas that include Longboat Key, Boca Raton and Inlet Beach near Destin have seen luxury-market growth in the last year. TAMPA, Fla. — Affordability and supply concerns have hindered the housing market, but the luxury sector has grown significantly and is poised for another strong year. The Business Journals’ Hottest Housing ZIP codes near Cape … Read more

Rising Demand for Private Marinas in Luxury Markets

As boating grows in popularity, luxury homebuyers are seeking private marinas for convenience and safety. Developers are meeting the demand. MIAMI — As boating increases in popularity, a growing number of buyers are seeking private marinas at their luxury homes for convenience and safety. Private marinas provide flexibility for homeowners for unplanned outings and add … Read more

Honoring Moe Veissi | Florida Realtors

Florida Realtors is deeply saddened to announce 2002 Florida Realtors President Maurice J. “Moe” Veissi died. He was 78. ORLANDO, Fla. — With a heavy heart, we announce the recent passing of 2002 Florida Realtors® President Maurice J. “Moe” Veissi, 78, founder and broker-owner of Veissi & Associates Inc. in Miami. Often affectionately referred to … Read more