Real Estate Blog
Is Miami ready for flying cars?
Real estate developer, Dan Kodsi, believes residents of the Magic City are ready for flying cars. So much in fact, he’s preparing for their arrival by building the first residential skyport in Miami-Dade County. “Paramount Miami Worldcenter is excited to be at the forefront of urban aviation with what can one day...
Could virtual reality change Miami’s real estate industry?
To most people, virtual reality is synonymous with a cool but unessential toy — the domain of video games, sci-fi movies and pop entertainments such as “Ready Player One.” But as virtual reality matures and improves, a growing number of industries is finding creative uses for the technology. According to Entrepreneur, Walmart...
YotelPad Miami taps sales director, Elliman names new Fort L...
Aria Development Group named a sales director for its YotelPad Miami project.Luis Chacon of OneWorld Properties will handle sales for the 215-unit residential development planned for 227 Northeast Second Street. Chacon was most recently sales director ISG’s New Orleans development, River Street. Units at YotelPad start in the $260,000s, and range from 425-square-foot...
Here are the new sites Beckham group is reportedly eyeing fo...
The Hialeah Park Casino, a Pepsi distribution center in Doral, the Melreese golf course and a truck depot near Jackson Memorial Hospital are among the sites David Beckham and his partners are now considering for their $200 million Major League Soccer stadium. Jorge Mas, who joined the group as a partner with...
For sale by owner: The pitfalls of cutting out the broker
It’s not easy going it alone. Only 8 percent of U.S. home sellers in 2017 didn’t use a broker, according to a survey of 7,866 home buyers released by the National Association of Realtors in October. Homes that were listed last year with a real-estate agent had a median sales price...
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