South Florida’s Real Estate Market Is Now Officially In Super-Boom Mode

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South Florida's residential real estate market is on fire. Fueled by a national pandemic migration to warm, low tax, low regulation cities where restaurants, retail stores, and life remain (relatively) open, cities like Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Palm Beach now look unstoppable

tells the same story. Total active single-family home listings in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties hit a twelve-year record low at the end of 2020, with only 9,495 homes on the market across all price ranges, compared with a recent peak of 20,646 in 2015. Year over year, single-family home sales above $5M have surged 225%, 67% of which occurred in Miami Beach, Coral Gables, and Fort Lauderdale with an average closing price of $10.4M.

In other ways, however, South Florida’s resurgent real estate market was inevitable, as anyone who’s lived here for years will attest. It just happened to be accelerated by COVID-19 in longer-term, more structural ways that no one could have predicted.

 

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