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Miami's real estate market was scorching hot for a while, fueled by an influx of out-of-state and international buyers. In the last couple of years, home and condo prices shot up as people from the Northeast and California snapped up properties to enjoy the sun and Florida's tax advantages.
Luxury condos and waterfront homes were sometimes selling in mere days. Now, however, Miami's market is taking a bit of a breather. High prices combined with higher interest rates have cooled some of that frenzy.
But Miami is still busy. Demand remains, especially in prime spots like Miami Beach, Brickell, and Coral Gables - it's just a touch more rational now. Buyers have become more price-sensitive and not every listing turns into a bidding war.
Some sellers aiming for the moon have had to adjust their expectations and even reduce asking prices occasionally (nearly unheard of in 2021). The condo market has normalized a bit after its red-hot streak. Foreclosure listings in Miami haven't spiked; they remain low since many who bought during the boom paid cash or have plenty of equity. In summary, Miami's real estate scene is still vibrant and competitive, but the pace has eased from an all-out sprint to more of a brisk walk.
