The U.S. Treasury Department is extending its all-out attack to stop money laundering. Federal regulators are eyeing high-priced housing markets such as Miami and New York in their operation. Their goal is to limit activities that misuse shell companies as a mean to launder money.
Lately we have been pleased to see that prices in the real estate market have been increasing. The market in Miami area in particular is doing great. But if prices are going up that way it’s also because they have been boosted by an inventory which is getting tighter and tighter. Read the rest of this entry »
From telephones to televisions and computers to cars, you’d be hard-pressed to find an aspect of our lives that hasn’t been affected by the internet revolution. And for those hopping in to the world of real estate, you’ll see that this industry has been significantly influenced by the interconnectivity of the world wide web. Read the rest of this entry »
A few months ago, I was glad to tell you that Brazilians were one of the biggest buyers of Miami real estate. They have almost by themselves rescued the market.
Last month, while it was pouring rain, some lucky people were attending the 1st Worldwide Symposium of the Foreign Trade Advisors of France in the Eden Roc Miami Beach. The purpose was to discuss the new global economical situation. Read the rest of this entry »
The new Sunny Isles Beach luxury project is going to be the most avant-garde Miami Beach building.
This 57-story and 132 units cylindrical building is the fruit of the collaboration between Porsche Design Group and Gil Dezer, a local developer. Read the rest of this entry »
