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Homebuyer competition falls to lowest level since start of pandemic - South Florida Agent Magazine In Miami, 37.6% of offers faced competition last month.

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Average South Florida home price has more than doubled since 2018 - South Florida Agent Magazine A four-year snapshot of South Florida’s average home and condo prices gives perspective to the real estate boom over that same time frame.

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Real estate investors inject more money into South Florida

by Patrick Regan March 23, 2022

Real estate investors continue to flood South Florida with money and home purchases, according to a recent Redfin report.

More than $2.15 billion in Miami home purchases were made by investors during the fourth quarter of 2021, the seventh-highest dollar amount of the 40 U.S. major metros measured by Redfin. Los Angeles was No. 1 at $6.7 billion, followed by Phoenix, New York, Atlanta and Anaheim.

More than 27% of all Miami home purchases during the fourth quarter were made by investors, the sixth-highest percentage of metros in the report. Fort Lauderdale was No. 10 in the percentage rankings.

The top 10: Atlanta (32.7%), Charlotte (32.1%), Jacksonville (29.8%), Las Vegas (29.2%), Phoenix (28.4%), Miami (27.5%), Orlando (25.9%), Tampa (24.2%), Nashville (21.4%), Fort Lauderdale (21%).

The investor dollars have been followed by sharply rising rents in South Florida. A Zillow report this month said the typical full-year rent rose in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach region by $7,100 in 2021, the largest increase in the nation.

Nationwide, real estate investors made 18.4% of all home purchases in the last quarter of 2021, a record high, according to Redfin. The report showed big jumps in investment in Sun Belt communities with median home values below the national average like Atlanta, Charlotte and Jacksonville.

“Lower price points are still popular with investors, and I don’t expect that to change. One of their main goals is still to buy low and sell high,” Redfin economist Sheharyar Bokhari said. “But investors are also increasingly interested in higher-priced properties, partly because there’s a lack of low-priced inventory and partly because they’re betting on rising demand for high-end rentals.”

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Florida ranked second in U.S. for population growth - South Florida Agent Magazine Florida ranked No. 2 in the country for most residents gained between July 2020 and July 2021, according to recent U.S. Census Bureau data.

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What's the future of South Florida real estate for 2022? - South Florida Agent Magazine While buyer preferences for more space — both inside and outside the home — remain and supply chain issues continue to stifle home construction efforts, other factors, such as the potential increase in interest rates, are expected to change the game in 2022.

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2022: What to Expect in the Florida Real Estate Market After an unusual 2021, real estate agents are in demand. From low mortgage rates to rising home prices, here’s what Florida agents can expect this year.

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South Florida luxury real estate market heating up as year approaches end - South Florida Agent Magazine Luxury real estate is in high demand in Florida’s housing market, as November alone saw 55% more sales than listings, according to a report by the Institute for Luxury Home Marketing.

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South Florida Housing Scorecard: Inventory down significantly in November - South Florida Agent Magazine Housing inventory in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties was down significantly in November compared to last year.

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Record-breaking home sales year boosting South Florida economy: Miami dollar volume totals $7.4 billion in 3Q 2021 - South Florida Agent Magazine "South Florida real estate sales were surging before the pandemic, but the pandemic accelerated the demand for local housing and made 2021 a historic year." — Jennifer Wollmann, President of the Miami Association of REALTORS®

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Miami No. 1 relocation destination among New Yorkers - South Florida Agent Magazine As dramatic rent prices impact states across the nation, renters are searching for more affordable places to call home.

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Renters Uncertain About Their Future Low interest rates and a severe shortage of homes for sale are contributing to rising costs for renters and would-be homebuyers, even as more rental homes are sold.

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Many Overly-Confident Sellers Price Their Home Too High Homeowners have read bidding-war stories and heard about homes selling for thousands of dollars more than asking price. Now they’re becoming sellers and think they can overprice their property, but the market is seeing more price reductions – 9.4% in Aug., says Zillow, up from 8.6% in July.

The U.S. housing market has been an unlikely beneficiary from the COVID-19 pandemic.

During the pandemic, home prices have climbed at a record pace. The median price for an existing home reached over $363K in June 2021, a 23.4% year-over-year increase.

“You can see in just basically the last 15 months or so, we’ve seen a dramatic acceleration in home price growth to levels we haven’t seen in decades,” CoreLogic chief economist Frank Nothaft said. However, according to most experts, the market is shaping up to look more like a boom rather than a bubble.

“We say bubble because we can’t believe how much prices have gone up,” CNBC real estate correspondent Diana Olick said. “A bubble tends to be something that’s inflated that could burst at any minute and change and that’s not really the case here.”

While speculation certainly is a factor, the main causes for the current housing demand is low mortgage rates set at 3.45% by July of this year, that number dropped to 2.87%.

According to the National Association of Realtors, supply is also an issue. The U.S. has underbuilt its housing needs by at least 5.5 million units over the past 20 years. That is a sharp comparison to the previous housing bubble in 2008, when overbuilding was precisely the issue.

“So, we’ve got a boost in demand and that’s due to record low mortgage rates and we’ve got shrinkage of supply,” Nothaft said. “So, between more demand and less supply, prices are up and they’re up at the fastest pace since the 1970s.”

https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/15/homes/us-mortgage-rates-refinance/index.html

Homeowners have another chance to refinance as mortgage rates fall again Homeowners who missed out on ultra-low interest rates earlier this year may have another chance.

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Condo Owners Now Wondering: “What Does My Insurance Cover? It’s complicated. A condo dweller could be covered by three separate types of policies. Who pays – and how much – may take time to sort out.

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Officials Across Fla. Rethink Condo Inspection Policies As Fla. mourns the Surfside disaster, state and local lawmakers are asking, “What can we do to prevent other tragedies?” A lot of talk involves stricter inspection rules.

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What Happens After the Foreclosure Ban Ends on July 31? Some foreclosures were postponed due the pandemic, but for some homeowners, COVID-19 forced them into foreclosure. In either case, a courthouse backlog is likely starting Aug. 1, though most at-risk homes will be listed for sale before any foreclosure can be finalized.

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What the condo collapse means for agents, sellers and buyers in South Florida - South Florida Agent Magazine The Champlain Towers South collapse emergency is ongoing, and some experts say they expect condo sales to struggle from the impact.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-06-29/u-s-housing-prices-surge-the-most-in-more-than-three-decades

U.S. Housing Prices Jump the Most in More Than Three Decades U.S. home prices jumped the most in more than 30 years in April.