Havana Enclave Blog
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 ...
If you are going back and forth on whether to buy or keep renting, a new study may help settle the debate. Florida Realtors reported on AD Mortgage’s 2026 “10-Year Rent vs. Buy Wealth Study,” which compared projected outcomes for homeowners and renters across 250 U.S. cities. The analysis measured homeowner equity against renter investment ...
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, ...
For generations, Miami has told a story of glamour, ambition, and reinvention. But tucked within that narrative is a quieter truth: a large and deserving segment of this city’s workforce has been priced out of the very dream they help build every day. The Astor Companies, a developer with a long track record of community-minded ...
– 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 ...
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 ...
The latest Miami real estate data is sending a clear signal, and for those paying attention, it is great news for buyers who have been waiting for the right moment to achieve homeownership in one of America’s most dynamic cities. According to the Miami Association of Realtors, as cited by the Miami Herald, Miami-Dade County condo ...
Miami has always been a city that draws people in, but the scale of international interest in its real estate market is reaching a new level. According to MIAMI Realtors, foreign buyers accounted for 15% of all residential purchases in South Florida in 2025, a figure that is seven times the national average of 2%. ...
Miami has long commanded the attention of the world’s most sophisticated investors, and right now, the money is moving with renewed conviction. A wave of high-stakes condo buyouts is quietly transforming the city’s older building stock into prime redevelopment territory, signaling that institutional capital sees Miami as one of the great luxury frontiers of our ...
Miami’s real estate narrative is rapidly shifting, and at the heart of that evolution lies Coconut Grove. What was once a quiet enclave beloved by artists, sailors and families is now grabbing national attention as a new frontier for the ultra-wealthy, evidenced by recent record-making listings and billionaire transactions that are reshaping perceptions of this ...