Real Estate Gut Check
The headlines are not good for residential real estate. First-time homebuyers are nearly non-existent. Interest rates have been stuck in a narrow range for nearly... Read more.
Dr. Greg Ross – The Smile Maker
A good smile can be surprisingly powerful. Seeing a genuine smile releases dopamine, endorphins, and serotonin in the brain of the observer, making them feel happier... Read more.
Snowden’s/Old Cutler Inn Is Back!
What’s old is new again. Located steps from the historic Deering Estate, at Old Cutler Road and SW 168th Street, the new Old Cutler Inn is the latest iteration... Read more.
Sunset Place to Rise Again
Our neighbor to our north, South Miami, has embarked on bold plans to redevelop Holsum Bakery, er, Bakery Centre, um, Shops at Sunset Place. The 25-year-old shopping... Read more.
Pete’s Barbershop Closes
Before I even moved to South Florida, my in-laws told me, “You’ve got to go to Pete’s.” The iconic bicycle out front may have been gone by then, but I’ll... Read more.
Miami housing market hits turning point as listings surge and buyers retreat
Miami, once a poster child of the pandemic housing boom, is now facing a dramatic shift. In April, the city had nearly three times as many home listings as buyers,... Read more.
Why you shouldn’t trust the headlines when buying or selling in Pinecrest
When it comes to real estate, there’s no shortage of headlines to catch your eye: “Home Prices Plummet Across the U.S.!” or “Real Estate Market Booming Again!”... Read more.
Miami International Airport: From Trailblazer to a New Era
If you’ve flown through Miami International Airport (MIA), chances are you have a story — and it’s probably a mixed one. We all share a love-hate relationship... Read more.
A Brand-New Miami International Airport is Coming
We all have a love-hate relationship with MIA. No one can deny that it is an international hub with just about every airline at our disposal, taking us to all... Read more.
Bank of America is Not Your Advocate
I’ve been a Bank of America customer for more than 30 years and remember when I could walk into my branch and see familiar faces. In years past, when I... Read more.