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New York Buyer in Miami.

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New York Buyers in Miami


    When our country's economy began its downfall the housing industry felt it as well. At this point Miami's real estate was booming. From the year the real estate market started to improve people from all over the world flooded the city of Miami in hopes of snagging a deal. Miami has now become the center of it all for those coming from other countries to operate their businesses here in the United States. These newcomers are now a very important factor in Miami's real estate success.
    The newest buyers are also coming from New York. New Yorkers were extremely interested in the purchases of Hollywood Florida, Aventura, South Beach, Sunny Isles and Miami Beach homes and of course Boca Raton. Properties in the Miami area are becoming very difficult to obtain due to the new found popularity. As a result prices are steadily rising. Half-way thru 2011 it seemed as if Miami's real estate market hit its lowest point. Prospective owners timed Miami's real estate market precisely enough to watch the prices of these homes, condos and apartments fall and take advantage of the opportunity. New Yorker's have also relocated their homes and businesses to parts of Miami and surrounding areas because Florida does not have an income tax and also has homestead protection. Also, it does not hurt that they are in the midst of the best weather in the United States here in the sunshine state.
    Many say that the best of real estate in Miami is yet to come. Miami has now become the center of it all for those coming from other countries and areas in the United States to operate their businesses here in the United States. These newcomers are now a very important factor inMiami's real estate success.
Erv Fleishman
Realty Associates - Boca Raton, FL
Luxury Prop Specialist Realty Associates

Miami still is getting it's most buyers from Brazil and Venezuela. No doubt prices are rising. They will continue to rise unless the economy tanks. 

Aug 19, 2012 10:03 AM