Developer 280 E Palmetto Park Road LLC Celebrates April 3 Groundbreaking Ceremony for Glass House Boca Raton, an Intimate Luxury Development in Downtown Boca Raton

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Glass House Boca Raton Groundbreaking Ceremony – Credit: Duree & Company, Inc. BOCA RATON, FLA. (April 4, 2025) – On Thursday, April 3, developer 280 E Palmetto Park Road LLC celebrated the official groundbreaking of Glass House Boca Raton, the first modern glass building in the heart of downtown Boca Raton. The nine-story residential development

Glass House Boca Raton: Downtown Boca’s Newest Luxurious Condo Development

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Glass House Boca Raton – Photo Credit: Durée & Company One of the most recent luxury developments to be unveiled in Downtown Boca Raton is The Glass House. Champagne & Parisi is working to find out the most recent details on the impending new development projects throughout the city, as there are just a few

The Impact of Eliminating Property Taxes on Florida’s Housing Market

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Florida Housing Market – A home for sale in St. Augustine, Florida, USA. Photo: Paul Brennan/Shutterstock.com Some local governments are considering eliminating property taxes to ease financial pressures on homeowners. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis recently suggested on social media that he would be open to abolishing these taxes statewide, though he acknowledged that doing so

A Wave of Cancellations Hits the Florida Housing Market as Deals Fail

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Real estate property in Florida – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Kristi Blokhin According to a recent Redfin research, as unsold properties begin to accumulate in certain of the state’s markets, Florida is witnessing the largest amount of property acquisitions that fail. The Significance of It Most real estate analysts predict that as inventory increases

As residents seek relief, the condo fees situation in Florida may lead to the “next wave of homeless people”

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Residential Condominium in Surfside, FL – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Blueee77 A new building safety law that was passed in the wake of the catastrophic Surfside collapse has left Florida condominium owners with crippling fines, and one politician is warning that this could lead to the “next wave of homeless people.” As a result,

‘Dominoes’ in the Florida and Texas housing markets have fallen, according to a real estate analyst

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Beautiful Residential Home in Florida – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Mike Focus While home prices in the Northeast are still rising, real estate consultant Nick Gerli predicts that a spike in inventory in Florida and Texas will lead to sharp price drops in the two regions’ housing markets. Texas and Florida “dominos have fallen,”

Two main causes for the abundance of homes in the Florida real estate market

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Home for Sale in Florida — Courtesy: Shutterstock — Andy Dean Photography It looks that the Sunshine State of Florida’s COVID-19 epidemic real estate market is fading. According to Realtor.com®’s December 2024 Monthly Housing Report, a large number of homes were listed for longer than usual. According to the Realtor.com research, the average home was

Five Florida markets had a sharp decline in home sales faster than the rest of the country

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Beautiful residential home in Florida – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Mike Focus According to Redfin, over a recent four-week period, house sales in five Florida markets declined more quickly year over year than any other market in the country. Home sales are down 15.2 percent in Fort Lauderdale, 14 percent in Miami, 13.8 percent

According to recent data, Citizens Property Insurance rejected 77 percent of Hurricane Debby homeowners’ claims in Florida

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Fountain pen and a property/liability claim form on a clipboard waiting to be completed, filled and signed by a policyholder or insured person. Photo and Caption: William Potter/Shutterstock.com New data from the Allbritton Journalism Institute shows that 77 percent of homeowners’ claims from Hurricane Debby were declined by Citizens Property Insurance. The first of two

Seniors in Florida Are ‘Terrified’ That The Condo Crisis May Leave Them Without Housing

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Residential Condominium in Surfside, FL – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Blueee77 A South Florida realtor told Newsweek that the soaring expenses of homeowners association (HOA) dues and property insurance are putting so much pressure on seniors in the Sunshine State that many are at risk of going without housing. According to the Miami Herald,