Thursday, March 17, 2011
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Canyon Ranch: Miami Beach Lifestlye and Spa
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| Lower Penthouse: South Carillon, listed for $1,250,000 |
Canyon Ranch in Miami Beach is an incredible community. It's base is located at 6801 Collins Avenue, which holds the gym, spa, wellness and health center, health restaurant and lifestyle specialists which are always on duty. The 24 hour spa and gym, has something for everyone, whether you are interested in rock climbing or overall wellness, there is definitely a Zen place for you. There are a total of three towers. South Carillon being a standard condo, Central Carillon is a hotel condo and a hotel and the North Tower is also a private residence.
There have been numerous sales which have accounted for ta come back in Miami Beach's North Beach. Canyon Ranch in Miami Beach has seen the resales averaging $611 per square foot.
Cases Realty Group, Inc., has just listed a 1 bedroom in the Hotel Condominium. Please see the photo below, located in the Central Carillon:
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| Central Carillon: Hotel Condominium, great investment, $499,000 |
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Foreclosure crisis may be ending, more jobs might be created
The housing foreclosure in South Florida might be drawing to a close.
This is good news for Miami area construction workers, real estate professionals and others involved directly or indirectly with the housing industry.
Even so there are mixed feelings among economists about the true state of the economy and the likely recovery. Florida's economy has declined over the past two years, but in 2011 it might grow by as much as three percent.
Hundreds of thousands of homes are facing foreclosure in the court system and Florida is likely to face struggles in bringing down high unemployment. Florida is third among states in rates of foreclosures and first among states in the number of bank failures. And more foreclosures are predicted for Florida.
In Florida, Moody's Analytics projects annual foreclosure activity will decline next year but not by much. Moody's predicts that the Florida foreclosure rate will drop to a rate of 5.43 for every 1,000 households in 2011, down from 8.19 for every 1,000 households in 2010 and 7.81 for 2009. Moody's also predicts that the inventory of Florida homes in foreclosure will clear out. The inventory will fall to 34.21 per 1,000 households in 2011, down from 50.52 per 1,000 households in 2010 and 41.67 in 2009. In 2012, this activity will drop to 1.5 per 1,000 households and the inventory of homes in foreclosure will fall to 10 or 15 per 1,000 households.
Eventually, this will have a positive effect on the South Florida economy. Moody's reports that construction unemployment at the end of 2010 was near a bottom that would grow in 2011. There will be a small increase, 1.9 percent in Florida employment rate in 2011 after a year long decrease in the number of people employed in Florida. This job growth will happen until the second half of 2011. Even so, these job gains will be small and the unemployment rate will remain at around 10 percent through 2013.
This is good news for Miami area construction workers, real estate professionals and others involved directly or indirectly with the housing industry.
Even so there are mixed feelings among economists about the true state of the economy and the likely recovery. Florida's economy has declined over the past two years, but in 2011 it might grow by as much as three percent.
Hundreds of thousands of homes are facing foreclosure in the court system and Florida is likely to face struggles in bringing down high unemployment. Florida is third among states in rates of foreclosures and first among states in the number of bank failures. And more foreclosures are predicted for Florida.
In Florida, Moody's Analytics projects annual foreclosure activity will decline next year but not by much. Moody's predicts that the Florida foreclosure rate will drop to a rate of 5.43 for every 1,000 households in 2011, down from 8.19 for every 1,000 households in 2010 and 7.81 for 2009. Moody's also predicts that the inventory of Florida homes in foreclosure will clear out. The inventory will fall to 34.21 per 1,000 households in 2011, down from 50.52 per 1,000 households in 2010 and 41.67 in 2009. In 2012, this activity will drop to 1.5 per 1,000 households and the inventory of homes in foreclosure will fall to 10 or 15 per 1,000 households.
Eventually, this will have a positive effect on the South Florida economy. Moody's reports that construction unemployment at the end of 2010 was near a bottom that would grow in 2011. There will be a small increase, 1.9 percent in Florida employment rate in 2011 after a year long decrease in the number of people employed in Florida. This job growth will happen until the second half of 2011. Even so, these job gains will be small and the unemployment rate will remain at around 10 percent through 2013.
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Icon Brickell. Largest 1 Bedroom 1.5 Bath. $399,000
Icon Brickell located at 475 Brickell AveThis unit is breathtaking! One of a kind finished unit with gorgeous Biscayne Bay views. Porcelain large tile floors, blinds, finished closets, top of the line appliances, granite countertops. Large balcony with beautiful flooring. Sixteen foot ceilings plus floor to ceiling windows showcase truly outstanding water views. Disigned by Philippe Starck. Five star amenities building. 970 sq ft according to seller.
$399,000
- 37th floor
- 2 floor spa
- 5 star resort
- Concierge
- Non Shortsale
- Most economic unit in the building
- Smart home technology
Monday, November 16, 2009
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