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We wanted to build a Miami luxury condo tower. - 09/16/07 07:35 PM
In 2003 I pitched the idea of developing in Miami to a group of developers from New England. The group had never heard of “pre-construction” selling and wanted to learn more. In the Northeast US, institutional investors have a higher level of confidence in demand statistics and are willing to put money into development without sales. TO these developers, the idea of selling prior to building sounded like a dream. Pre-construction is a relatively new concept. Traditionally, first you build, then you sell. Go to New York and you will find that this is the way condo development is done. For
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Miami Real Estate - Case study: Grovenor House - Coconut Grove - 09/04/07 05:52 AM
Case study: Grovenor House - Coconut Grove The Grovenor House is one of my all time favorite condominiums. If this building was located on the ocean, I would rate it #1 in Miami. From its stunning lobby and common areas, to the brilliant floor plans and overall architecture, the Grovenor House is in a league of its own. A testament to its quality is illustrated by the recent sales history (2007). The Grovenor has more closed sales (as a % of total units in the building) than any other Miami Luxury Condominium. In the midst of a supposedly "bad market", buyers are
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Miami Real Estate - Case Study: Ocean Palms - Hollywood Beach - 09/01/07 07:35 AM
What is a condo worth? A condo is only worth what a buyer is willing to pay. This logic although sound, is not always the case. Case study: Ocean Palms - Hollywood Beach Working with a recently retired CEO, I was set out on the hunt for a 3,000 sq ft or larger luxury condo directly on the ocean. I call this task a hunt because of his criteria; $1.2M or less, 7 years or newer, 3,000 sq ft. Where some would have been discouraged and thought this to be an impossible mission, I rose to the occasion and accepted the challenge. Knowing
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Miami Real Estate - Case Study: Ocean Palms - Hollywood Beach - 09/01/07 07:35 AM
What is a condo worth? A condo is only worth what a buyer is willing to pay. This logic although sound, is not always the case. Case study: Ocean Palms - Hollywood Beach Working with a recently retired CEO, I was set out on the hunt for a 3,000 sq ft or larger luxury condo directly on the ocean. I call this task a hunt because of his criteria; $1.2M or less, 7 years or newer, 3,000 sq ft. Where some would have been discouraged and thought this to be an impossible mission, I rose to the occasion and accepted the challenge. Knowing
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Miami Buyer's Market - 09/01/07 07:25 AM
First off, let me say that I don't have a crystal ball. No one does. What I do have are two eyes and ears out on the streets of Miami and Miami Beach. I consider myself a true barometer of the Miami Luxury Condo Market. I receive calls practically on a daily basis from both sellers and buyers. The sellers, especially the pre-construction investors, are eager to listen to a Realtor that will give them a glint of hope of brighter days on the near horizon. Some are wishful, others have given up hope, while others are outright unrealistic holding tight to
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