Stone Crab Spinach Artichoke Dip
It’s stone crab season once again. Get ready to see those beautiful claws on menus and in fish markets throughout South Florida. The traditional stone crab appetizer is served chilled
October 16, 2024
It’s stone crab season once again. Get ready to see those beautiful claws on menus and in fish markets throughout South Florida. The traditional stone crab appetizer is served chilled
The majority of our waterfront condo inventory in South Florida is located on the beach. The ocean views are lovely, but where do you put your boat? Marinas and dry
Mortgage rates have come down about 1.5% in the past year and have dropped almost every week since May. This has been great news for buyers who have struggled with
The Best Waterfront Condo Projects in the Fort Lauderdale Area Updated October 9th, 2024 Fort Lauderdale has more cranes in the air than anytime in recent history and the options
Check out the local events in South Florida, including Octoberfest of the Palm Beaches, South Beach Seafood Festival and the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show
Sales Slightly Down, Median Sale Prices Relatively Flat South Florida home sales were down slightly from last year and still well below the average August volume. Despite lower interest rates,
So, what happens to home sales and median sale prices during a presidential election cycle? Without getting into politics, we share the facts.
When you are ready to sell make sure you provide potential buyers with a good first impression.
Featured Events for September 2024 Check out our featured local events from Fort Lauderdale to Key West to the Palm Beaches and beyond. Looking for more South Florida Events? Check
Fort Lauderdale’s Condo Inventory Down, Median Prices Flat At the start of the season in early February, we had 13 months of supply in the oceanfront condo market. We now
Inventory levels on Fort Lauderdale’s waterfront are technically favoring buyers, but we wouldn’t call it a buyer’s market.
Mortgage rates dropped this week to their lowest point in over a year, largely due to an apparent overreaction to a weaker-than-expected employment report and recent financial market volatility, even
