Thursday, December 29, 2011
Saturday, December 24, 2011
NAR overestimated real estate sales by 14% | Inman News
NAR overestimated real estate sales by 14% Inman News
Paradoxically, N.A.R overestimated the amount of homes that weren't sold by MLS Realtors (By owner or builder sales).
Paradoxically, N.A.R overestimated the amount of homes that weren't sold by MLS Realtors (By owner or builder sales).
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Census: Fla. ranks 3rd among states for population growth estimates
Census: Fla. ranks 3rd among states for population growth estimates:
The three top magnets: 1 Texas, 2 California and 3 Florida.
My prediction for 2012 is that Texas will be in the news for bad weather (severe drought again), and California for disfunctional finances (public debt); and Florida will move up in numbers next year. EMB
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The three top magnets: 1 Texas, 2 California and 3 Florida.
My prediction for 2012 is that Texas will be in the news for bad weather (severe drought again), and California for disfunctional finances (public debt); and Florida will move up in numbers next year. EMB
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Midtown Opportunities Acquires 22 Acres of Land in Midtown Miami
Midtown Opportunities Acquires 22 Acres of Land in Midtown Miami
Bets on that Genting Casino already started!
Bets on that Genting Casino already started!
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Monday, December 5, 2011
Miami's billion-dollar real estate boom - from Florida Trend, Florida's Source For Business News
Miami's billion-dollar real estate boom - from Florida Trend, Florida's Source For Business News
Here's two simple facts that should spark your appetite for profits: 1: Latin America is rich in natural resources and its population peak won't arrive until 2050, much later than the U.S., China, Europe and Japan. While much of the world will be going in reverse, Latin America will experience almost guaranteed economic growth. 2: Latin American money loves South Florida. EB
Friday, December 2, 2011
Why are Florida insurance premiums rising despite six hurricane-free years? | House Keys blog
Why are Florida insurance premiums rising despite six hurricane-free years? House Keys blog
These charts show you how the insurance industry views your homeowner's policy premium. Even though no Category 3 or higher hurricane has hit any U.S. coast in over 6 years, the insurers are still recuperating from the bad cycle 6-8 years ago. In the last 10 years in Florida, the insurers did just a bit better than break-even; in other coastal states, they've fared worse. EMB
These charts show you how the insurance industry views your homeowner's policy premium. Even though no Category 3 or higher hurricane has hit any U.S. coast in over 6 years, the insurers are still recuperating from the bad cycle 6-8 years ago. In the last 10 years in Florida, the insurers did just a bit better than break-even; in other coastal states, they've fared worse. EMB
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