Havana Enclave Blog
For the first time since World War II, stocks have overtaken real estate as the leading driver of household wealth in America. That is the conclusion of a recent Goldman Sachs analysis, which found that equity gains have become the dominant force behind rising household net worth and consumer spending power. For anyone who has ...
Every great real estate opportunity has a story behind it, and for Havana Enclave, that story starts right next door. The condominium project sits beside Miami Dade College, one of the fastest-growing and most influential institutions of higher education in the country. For buyers with a long-term view, that proximity is not a footnote. It ...
If you are on the fence about purchasing at Havana Enclave, the latest research from the National Association of Realtors offers a compelling reason to take action. At NAR’s 2026 Residential Economic Issues and Trends Forum, Chief Economist Dr. Lawrence Yun delivered an encouraging outlook for the second half of the year. NAR’s current forecast ...
A surge of Colombian investment is reshaping South Florida’s real estate market, and a new Newsweek report makes clear this is no passing trend. Growing political tension and economic volatility in Colombia are leading more wealthy Colombians to invest in South Florida, with buyers citing everything from a tightly contested presidential election to a weakening ...
Miami is drawing the world’s wealth, creativity, and ambition, and the numbers are confirming what its residents already know. The latest ranking from investment research platform Norada Real Estate places Miami at No. 3 on its list of the best U.S. cities to invest in real estate in 2026, calling the city a magnet for ...
For many Americans, the most valuable thing they own has nothing to do with a brokerage account or a savings plan. According to a recent report from Money, most retirees have built more wealth in their home than in any other account, yet few think of it as something they can use. That perspective changes ...
Much recent conversation has revolved around whether to put money into the stock market or into real estate. According to a new piece in The Street, the long-term math still favors real estate over the S&P 500, even after accounting for today’s higher mortgage rates. The four pillars the article points to are cash flow, tax benefits, ...
– Havana Enclave’s One-Bedrooms Are Proof The story of Miami real estate is one of sticker shock. Residential prices have climbed relentlessly, inventory has stayed tight, and first-time buyers have watched the window of opportunity seem to close in real time. But a new chapter is being written in Little Havana, and it starts with ...
Miami has long been a city of dreamers, but for too many working professionals and first-time buyers, the dream of owning a home here has felt increasingly out of reach. With that challenge in mind, condominium sales are officially underway at Havana Enclave, the 179-unit residential community currently under construction in the heart of Little ...
The numbers are in, and they paint a stark picture for Miami renters. According to Zillow’s latest rental market report, Miami is the least affordable major rental market in the U.S., with the median household spending 37.2% of its income on rent – well above the 30% threshold widely considered a financial stress point. With a typical asking ...