Poinciana Island Housing Crisis – Sellers Dropping Prices Fast If you’ve ever wondered whether “private island living” in Miami is mostly marketing… or whether the numbers actually back it up—today we’re doing it with data. We’re breaking down Poinciana Island using real listing stats from two thousand twenty-three through two thousand twenty-five: what sells, what […]
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Poinciana Island Yacht and Racquet Club Sunny Isles Beach, FL February 2022 Inventory Report Poinciana Island Yacht and Racquet Club is a townhome community in Sunny Isles Beach. The community was built in 1980 and occupies the entire Poinciana Island. Overall, there are 190 units on the island. Most of them have dock spaces where […]
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Potrero Hill Real Estate Market: Why Pricing Strategy Determines Who Wins The Potrero Hill real estate market remains highly competitive, but recent sales data shows that buyers are not competing equally for every property. Over the latest three-month period analyzed, approximately 74% of Potrero Hill closings sold above their original asking price. However, the strongest […]
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So, up to this point we reviewed all single-family communities. Now, let’s look at the condo buildings. We will start with older building, built prior to 1980. From here, we will cover only large or significant communities. Coastal Towers were constructed in 1965 and they have 421 units. Condo hotels Marco Polo and Newport were […]
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Sunny Isles Beach Single-Family and Townhome Market Analysis: Golden Gate Estates, Golden Shores, Atlantic Isles, and Poinciana Island Compared In Sunny Isles Beach real estate, it is easy to assume that neighboring waterfront communities behave more or less the same. The data says otherwise. A four-year MLS review of Golden Gate Estates, Golden Shores, Atlantic […]
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Sunny Isles Beach Single-Family Homes and Townhomes: What the Data Reveals About the City’s Rarest Housing Market Sunny Isles Beach real estate is usually associated with towers, oceanfront high-rises, and vertical living. But on the bay side of the city, a very different market exists. Hidden behind the skyline are four communities that offer single-family […]
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We all know about the tragedy in Surfside, where a 13-story building collapsed on Thursday, June 24, 2021. More than 2 months have passed since the event, and in this issue we will take a look at real estate market to understand how the Surfside crash affected the local real estate conditions. Surfside is an […]
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Why Are Seniors Giving Up Their Homes? South Florida: where grass taps out from heat exhaustion and HOA letters arrive faster than Amazon. Retirees are looking at their big, beautiful, nearly-paid-off homes and saying, “Nope. I’m done. Hand me a lease and a pool noodle.” By the end of this video, you’ll know if you’re […]
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