Real estate
Report: Christian Slater Buys Coconut Grove Home
On the same day news broke that Alex Rodriguez was selling his Miami Beach home, actor Christian Slater is making news by purchasing a multi-million dollar home in Coconut Grove.
Report: A-Rod Sells Miami Beach Home For $30 Million
He’s not been on the baseball field this year, but New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez is still pocketing plenty of cash. But it’s not the Yankees giving A-Rod his latest payday, but rather a home buyer in South Florida.
Forbes: Arison & Ross Worth Combined $9.4 Billion
Forbes Magazine has released its annual list of the nation’s richest people and two South Florida sports owners made the top 100 Richest Americans.
Kardashian’s TV Mansion In Miami Up For Sale
The mansion where the Kardashian sisters filmed “Kourtney and Kim Take Miami” is on the market.
For Fifth Month, Florida Leads Nation In Foreclosures
Florida’s foreclosure crisis refuses to ease up, according to new data.
Why You Should Wait Until 2016 To Sell Your Home
Planning to sell your home? You may want to wait until 2016 before listing it.
Downtown Miami Enjoying Condo Sale Resurgence
Downtown Miami is enjoying a renaissance of sorts in the real estate market as condo sales boom after completely crashing in 2009. Now, cash is required and getting your hands on a stylish condo is getting tougher.
Fla. Wins $8.6M In Foreclosure Malpractice Settlement
The state will get an $8.6 million share of a national settlement with a loan processing company over improper mortgage foreclosure practices, included “robo-signing”.
More Squatters Moving Into Mega Mansions
A 23-year-old man who recently moved into a $2.5 million mansion using an obscure real estate law is in good company: a $4.6 million oceanfront mansion is among other foreclosed properties to risk being taken over by squatters.
Report: Eligible Fla. Homeowners Not Applying For Mortgage Relief
Several years have passed since mortgage fraud forced tens of thousands of Floridians into financial oblivion. So why have only half of eligible Floridians applied for the financial assistance to which they’re entitled?






