Miami's Mega Metro Bubble
19 August 2005 - 5:00am
Miami's real estate market is red hot with 65,000 condos in some stage of development. Is this a bubble, or is Miami truly densifying?
"About 65,000 condominium units are either under construction, approved for building or in some stage of the permit process. Most of these condos are in Miami's long neglected downtown area. A small studio apartment can cost $200,000; the posher developments, with names like Icon, Onyx and Nirvana, throw champagne parties for prospective buyers to inspect the marble-packed kitchens, fancy spas and waterfront views."
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And the condos keep on selling. For the moment
Source:
The Economist, August 18, 2005
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