Pompano Beach’s $2 Billion Downtown Plan: What Is Approved and What the County Record Shows
What the City of Pompano Beach says its $2 billion downtown plan is, and what Broward County records show has closed on the beach so far.
Miami Houses and Miami Condos Are Moving in Opposite Directions
In June 2026 Miami-Dade single-family homes were a seller’s market and condominiums were a buyer’s market. Confusing the two is the most expensive mistake available here.
West Palm Beach Luxury Home Sales Up 43.9%: How Redfin’s Numbers Compare With Miami
Redfin (3 September 2026): West Palm Beach luxury sales rose 43.9% year on year, the fastest in the US. Miami’s luxury prices rose 18%. What the two numbers mean for a buyer choosing between them.
Design-Branded or Service-Branded? The Distinction Buyers Pay For Without Knowing
“Branded” describes two completely different risk profiles. They are frequently priced as though they were the same thing.
The Satellite Study Behind the “Sinking Miami Condos” Headlines: What It Found
A University of Miami study (13 December 2024) measured 2 to 8 cm of settlement at 35 coastal buildings from 2016 to 2023. What it found, what the authors said about safety, and what to ask.
Miami’s Branded Residence Boom: 48 Built, 55 Coming, Second Only to Dubai
Miami now trails only Dubai in branded residences, and branded product commands roughly a 33% premium. Here is what that premium actually buys.
Pompano Beach’s Branded Oceanfront Towers: What Buyers Are Paying Per Foot
Solemar at about $900 a foot, Waldorf Astoria Residences Pompano Beach at $1,600 to $1,800, per Hoodline, 23 September 2026. Why buyers are going north, and what the gap with Miami means.
2025 Was the First Year Miami’s Luxury Condo Median Cleared $1,000 Per Square Foot
The annual median for $1M-plus resales finished at $1,030. It is a threshold the market crossed once and has not crossed back.
Where Luxury Actually Begins in Miami: $3.4M Condos, $4.3M Houses
“Luxury” is used loosely in this market. Here is the arithmetic, and marketing language does not move it.
Cash Is 48.5% of Miami Condo Sales, and 82% Above $1 Million
The higher you go in the Miami condo market, the less the lender matters. That single fact explains why the new financing rules hurt the middle far more than the top.