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Miami-Dade County’s median home prices retreat in July for first time since 2021
Single-family home and condo prices retreated in July in Miami-Dade County, showing a housing market slowdown has begun. This is a file photo of the FTX Arena and several Miami high-rises, including Zaha Hadid’s One Thousand Museum. Pedro Portal /el Nuevo Herald Home prices dipped in July for the first time in Miami-Dade County since fall of 2021, providing a silver lining for priced-out buyers desperately trying to catch a break in an ultra-competitive housing market finally losing steam. Single-family houses last month came with a median price tag of $570,000, down 2{d4d1dfc03659490934346f23c59135b993ced5bc8cc26281e129c43fe68630c9} from $579,000 in June, according to a monthly housing report released Thursday by the Miami Association of…
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Philippe Bien-Aime taps real estate bucks again to cross $500K in Miami-Dade Commission bid
North Miami Mayor Philippe Bien-Aime added $148,000 last month to his commanding lead in the race to be the next Miami-Dade County Commissioner representing District 2. As was the case in months prior, the majority of his gains came from the real estate industry. Bien-Aime has raised more than $525,000 since he filed in December 2020 to run for the seat Commissioner Jean Monestime must vacate in November due to term limits. That’s just $3,000 shy of what his five competitors — educator Wallace Aristide, nonprofit executive Marleine Bastien, teacher turned firefighter William Clark, former North Miami Mayor Josaphat “Joe” Celestin and Monique Nicole Barley-Mayo — have raised combined. As…
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Woman arrested in connection with real estate scam in Miami-Dade County
HOMESTEAD, Fla. – A woman has been arrested following Homestead police said they were being seeking for her and two guys in connection with a true estate rip-off that qualified folks who were being wanting to hire households. According to Homestead Law enforcement Capt. Fernando Morales, Priscilla Marie Contreras, 32, turned herself in to police Sunday night time because of to strain from relatives users who saw the tale on the news. She faces several charges from Homestead and Miami circumstances, such as grand theft, organized plan to defraud, acting as a true estate broker without having a license and illegal use of a communications product. Morales explained two other…
