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A city of neighborhoods. From quaint canal lined retreats, bustling down town metros and time-forgotten tracts of '50's bungalows, home seekers can enjoy a myriad of choices of high rises to ranches.

Broward County is filled with communities with similar diversity affording housing choices that range from garden and golf homes with sprawling lots with pools and tennis courts to mega-developments anchoring our tech-corridor to meet the needs of the ever-expanding business base at Sawgrass.

Detailed profiles are available for these communities in South Florida, the Greater Fort Lauderdale area, and Broward County

Aventura, Coconut Creek, Cooper City, Coral Springs, Dania Beach, Deerfield Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Coral Ridge, Coral Ridge Country Club, Coral Ridge Isles, Coral Heights, Harbor Beach, Harbordale, Middle River Terrace, North Andrews Gardens, Rio Vista, Tarpon River, Seven Isles & Las Olas Isles, Victoria Park, Hallandale, Hollywood, Imperial Point, Lauderdale By The Sea, Lauderdale Lakes, Lauderhill, Lighthouse Point, North Lauderdale, Oakland Park, Palm Aire Country Club Village - Pompano Beach, Pembroke Pines, Plantation, Pompano Beach, Sunrise, Tamarac, Weston, Wilton Manors

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Housing Market Forecast for the Rest of 2022 [INFOGRAPHIC]

Some Highlights The housing market is shifting away from the intensity of the past two years. Here’s what experts project for the remainder of 2022. Home prices are forecast to rise more moderately than last year. Mortgage rates will respond to inflation, and home sales will be more in line with pre-pandemic years. Let’s connect so you can make your best move this year. … Continue reading...

Why It’s Still a Sellers’ Market

As there’s more and more talk about the real estate market cooling off from the peak frenzy it saw during the pandemic, you may be questioning what that means for your plans to sell your house. If you’re thinking of making a move, you should know the market is still anything but normal. Even though the supply of homes for sale has been growing this year, there’s still a shortage of homes on the market. And that means conditions continue to favor sellers today. That’s because the level of inventory of homes for sale can help determine if buyers or sellers are in the driver’s seat. Think of it … Continue reading...

Buying a Home May Make More Financial Sense Than Renting One

If rising home prices leave you wondering if it makes more sense to rent or buy a home in today’s housing market, consider this. It’s not just home prices that have risen in recent years – rental prices have skyrocketed as well. As a recent article from realtor.com says: “The median rent across the 50 largest US metropolitan areas reached $1,876 in June, a new record level for Realtor.com data for the 16th consecutive month.” That means rising prices will likely impact your housing plans either way. But there are a few key differences that could make buying a home a more worthwhile option … Continue reading...

3 Graphs To Show This Isn’t a Housing Bubble

With all the headlines and buzz in the media, some consumers believe the market is in a housing bubble. As the housing market shifts, you may be wondering what’ll happen next. It’s only natural for concerns to creep in that it could be a repeat of what took place in 2008. The good news is, there’s concrete data to show why this is nothing like the last time. There’s a Shortage of Homes on the Market Today, Not a Surplus The supply of inventory needed to sustain a normal real estate market is approximately six months. Anything more than that is an overabundance and will causes prices to … Continue reading...