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  • Florida Cities Where You Can Buy a Home Under $200,000

    Florida Cities Where You Can Buy a Home Under $200,000

    Several Florida cities offer homes under $200,000, ideal for buyers seeking affordability and lifestyle. Lauderdale Lakes and Lauderhill near Fort Lauderdale provide budget-friendly condos and homes with urban amenities. Deltona and Poinciana offer outdoor recreation and affordable condos. Pensacola, Pine Hills, Daytona Beach, Panama City, Lakeland, Kissimmee, Edgewater, and Melbourne also feature affordable single-family homes or condos, many near beaches or parks, suitable for retirees and families.

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  • This SingleFamilyResidence at 20 01 North 31st Hollywood has just been sold

    LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!!! Highly Sought After, Quiet, Hollywood Heights, Family Community. Open Concept Living Area. Updated Kitchen has Large Island, White Appliances, Quartz Counters & Backsplash. Gas Stove, Water Heater & Dryer. Bonus Bath/Utility/Mud Room. Large Florida Room. Screened in Front Porch. Covered Rear Patio. Tool Shed on Concrete Slab. Attached 1 Car Garage, Circular Driveway, Room for a Pool & Fenced Yard. Access to Rear Alley. Landscape Sprinkler System. Shutter Panels & Clamshell Window Coverings. New Shingle Roof 2018. Walk to TY Park, Farmers Market & YMCA. Minutes to Hollywood Beach, Downtown Hollywood, Hollywood/Ft. Lauderdale Airport, & Brand New Dania Point! Close to Schools, Hospitals, Shopping, Restaurants & Much More!! Needs TLC – PRICED TO SELL – NO HOA

  • Why Florida dominates America’s top-selling communities

    Why Florida dominates America’s top-selling communities

    Florida leads the nation in master-planned community sales, with 44% of the top 50 communities. Success relies on early, coordinated infrastructure delivery—roads, utilities, parks—financed through community development, improvement, and stewardship districts. These districts enable sustainable growth by funding infrastructure via assessments on benefiting properties, ensuring growth pays for itself without burdening taxpayers. This model supports responsible, well-planned community development.

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  • Broward Launches Homebuyer Assistance

    Broward County has launched a home purchase assistance program for residents seeking homeownership, offering up to $100K in financing support for qualified purchases.
    The initiative, led by a county commissioner, aims to help residents cover upfront buying costs, including down payments, while pursuing homeownership in District 7.
    To qualify, buyers must first purchase in District 7, earn at or below 120% AMI, complete homebuyer education, and secure pre-approval before applying.
    Eligible purchases also face a maximum sale price of $679.3K, giving qualified Broward County buyers a clear price ceiling when searching homes.
    Applications stay open until all funds are reserved, and Broward County residents can get details through the county housing website or housing phone line.

  • Why work with Mirella Schnars

    Why work with Mirella Schnars

    As a real estate professional in Miami, I offer support in both English and Spanish to make your next move as smooth and straightforward as possible. Whether you're buying or selling, my experience as a buyer’s agent, listing agent, and relocation specialist lets me guide you through every step with clarity and confidence.

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  • Broward County Launches Buyer Assistance Program

    Broward County has launched a home purchase assistance program for residents seeking homeownership, offering up to $100K in financing support for qualified purchases.
    The initiative, led by a county commissioner, aims to help residents cover upfront buying costs, including down payments, while pursuing homeownership in District 7.
    To qualify, buyers must first purchase in District 7, earn at or below 120% AMI, complete homebuyer education, and secure pre-approval before applying.
    Eligible purchases also face a maximum sale price of $679.3K, giving qualified Broward County buyers a clear price ceiling when searching homes.
    Applications stay open until all funds are reserved, and Broward County residents can get details through the county housing website or housing phone line.

  • Las correcciones en el mercado inmobiliario de Florida pierden fuerza: datos en todo el estado

    Las correcciones en el mercado inmobiliario de Florida pierden fuerza: datos en todo el estado

    Las correcciones en el mercado inmobiliario de Florida se han suavizado en 2026, con algunos mercados metropolitanos registrando leves aumentos de precios. Tras fuertes subidas pospandemia, zonas como Punta Gorda y Cape Coral experimentaron caídas notables, pero ahora se están estabilizando. Factores como la desaceleración migratoria, regulaciones más estrictas para condominios, el impacto de huracanes, mayor oferta y el alza en los costos de seguros contribuyeron a la caída anterior. Sin embargo, el inventario está disminuyendo en las áreas más afectadas, lo que indica fundamentos más sólidos y menor riesgo a la baja, aunque persisten algunas correcciones en el suroeste de Florida.

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  • Florida Luxury Condos Are Rising Across the State

    Watching Florida’s skyline evolve is always exciting—especially as new luxury condo towers emerge across the state, from the east and west coasts down to South Florida. As someone rooted in Miami’s real estate scene, I see how these developments are shaping choices for buyers seeking more than just a place to live. Many of these projects start at $1M and above, particularly in West Palm Beach and Naples, while others in Miami and St. Petersburg offer entry points in the $500Ks or $600Ks, all with a strong focus on stunning views and upscale amenities. The pipeline for these residences reaches well into the future, with completions set for Daytona Beach Shores, West Palm Beach, Sarasota, and Naples from 2027 through 2031. What stands out is how today’s buyers are more selective than ever, zeroing in on exceptional locations and long-term value. With a deep understanding of what motivates buyers here in Miami, I’m always tracking these trends to help clients make confident, informed choices.

  • Florida’s Growth Engine: Migration and Tourism

    Florida’s real estate landscape is fueled by more than just sunshine and palm trees. With a steady influx of retirees, remote professionals, and international newcomers—all drawn by the no state income tax—our housing demand is broad and resilient. As someone who guides buyers and sellers through Miami’s dynamic market, I’ve seen firsthand how this diverse demand base offers investors real diversification. However, targeting the right neighborhood isn’t always straightforward, especially with so much growth shifting toward mid-sized counties and Tampa’s expansion beyond its urban core.

    There’s also the reality of Florida’s unique risks: flood exposure, hurricanes, and the resulting insurance complexities. These factors impact everything from insurance pricing to permitting and development timelines, making careful planning essential for anyone considering a move or investment here. Whether you’re exploring Miami or eyeing opportunities across the state, it pays to approach each submarket with the same discipline you would anywhere else.