Those of you who have closely followed my blog know that I’m a big advocate of Ten Museum Park, for reasons that I have cited in the past. I’ve predicted that, of the condo developments that are scheduled to close within the next six months, Ten Museum Park would have the least amount of [...]

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Star Lofts on the Bay looks to me to be a prime candidate to have a developer closeout sale in the near future. Closings for units at Star Lofts on the Bay began towards the beginning of July. As of today, there have been a total of 18 recorded closings with the last [...]

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I just received word that the 7 high bids that were contingent upon approval from the developer have all been rejected.
Fisher Auctions did a great job last night. It is just too bad that they weren’t working with a truly motivated seller. What was the developer expecting?

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(The video that I shot of tonight’s auction is at the bottom of this post.)
The Platinum Condominium auction has come and passed. The big talk of the town packed the house with auction participants, brokers, reporters and spectators. If tonight was any indication of what lies ahead, then the Miami condo market [...]

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CNBC contacted me last week to discuss a story that they are working on concerning the Miami condo market. More specifically, their report will focus on the speculative bubble that existed in 2005 and early 2006, as well as the present day state of the market.
CNBC would like to interview people who speculated on [...]

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