As millions of people across the country approach nearly two months of living under stay-at-home orders to protect against the coronavirus pandemic, many are planning big life changes once the prohibitions on public places are lifted, and those changes are likely to have a lasting effect on the real estate market. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Lifestyle Adjustments From COVID-19 Will Change Homebuyer Preferences Read More »
Requiring significantly lower credit standards than conventional loans and only a 3.5 percent down payment, the FHA predicts it could insure as many as 60,000 additional condo loans annually. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Government Will Back More Condo Loans Amid Cooling Housing Market Read More »
International purchasers spent only about half of what they did on U.S. real estate just two years ago according to a recemt NAR report. So being a magnet, attracting about a fifth of foreign investors, what are the ramifications for the Sunshine State? CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Foreigners Are Buying Less U.S. Real Estate—So What\’s The Impact? Read More »
The surge in foreign investment from Latin Americans has been instrumental to Miami’s real estate turnaround. Wealthy Latinos not only are able to afford the higher prices but can pay cash as well. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FORE MORE
How Wealthy Latinos Are Transforming Miami Housing Read More »
Foreign buyers accounted for $68.2 billion in 2013 U.S. real estate sales down from $82.5 billion in 2012 but still the second-highest total on record. Florida accounted for the largest share with 23% of the U.S. total. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
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