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Fort Lauderdale Real Estate - Foreclosures And The New Property Tax Relief Proposal
Broward County is one of the most progressive area in th estate of Florida. The county has a population of about 1,787,636 ; which makes it the second most populated county in the state. Its county seat and largest city is Fort Lauderdale. The county has a vibrant economic, tourism, education, and ...
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South Florida Real Estate - Florida's Finest
Situated in the southeastern part of the United States, South Florida has the popular name of Miami- Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach metropolitan area and is also referred to as the Miami Metro area and even the Tri-County area. The last of the names is most justified as South Florida includes the ...
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Foreclosures in South Florida In June 2007
First and second quarter of this year the number of foreclosures in South Florida was nearly the same but they have dropped this past month, with Miami-Dade County seeing the biggest drop-offs. There were 6,630 foreclosures in South Florida in the second quarter compared to 6,673 foreclosures in ...
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Florida Foreclosure Rates Continue to Increase
According to various reports, Florida foreclosure rates jumped five percent in Q2 of 2007. Although many Florida counties are feeling the foreclosure punch some counties are feeling it even harder, such as Lee County, with a twenty-eight percent increase. On the other hand, Clay County saw a ...
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Florida Homeowners Negative Equity Nightmare - Costly Mistakes Leading To Bankruptcy And Foreclosure
A surprising large percentage of Florida homeowners who purchased their property in 2006 and 2007 now have negative equity on their homes, thanks to the excessively high prices paid when they bought their homes. Negative equity means your mortgage exceeds and gobbles up any ownership interest you ...
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Huge Inventory Of Unsold Florida Homes Drives Prices Down Despite Realtor Hype & Media Assurances
Irrational exuberance, realtor hype, and media assurances of a robust economy are beginning to take their toll. Unwarranted conclusions, faulty assumptions, and the predisposition to endless American prosperity are colliding full force with reality. Nobody is buying, but builders keep building. ...
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Miami Real Estate - How The Housing Market Is Weathering The Brunt Of Foreclosures
The city of Miami is a diverse, and thriving metropolitan area in the heart of Miami-Dade County. The city is a major tourism, business and recreational destination. Although the city, and the state of Florida's real estate markets as a whole, is experiencing major slowdown as a result of the ...
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Miami Still The Best Spot For Condo Market Despite The Bust
What makes Miami's real estate still an attractive place for investors? Well there are a lot of factors to consider first and foremost, but still Miami will always be Miami and the popularity of the place will never fade, ever. South Florida's condo market has taken the hardest hit, when it comes ...
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What Does It Mean If Your Market Is "Significantly Depreciating"?
The topic I am touching on today is in regards to property values. Broward County is one of the latest counties to be put on a list that some lenders are using that indicates this is a market where values are "Significantly Depreciating". Broward joins the following Florida counties on this list: ...
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Real Estate - Whether to Rent or Buy
As a Realtor in Florida, I realize that there are many factors contributing to the decrease in the number of South Florida home sales. They consist of high home prices, high property taxes and high taxes. One factor that is contributing to the collapse of the sale market that many people do not ...
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