Nivia Perez-Realtor

Rising Mortgage Rates Won't Spook Buyers
Daily Real Estate News | Monday, September 14, 2015

Mortgage rates are likely to rise in the coming weeks and many housing analysts have warned that the rises will likely shake the housing market as borrowing costs get more pricey. But the fear of rising rates isn't concerning home buyers yet, according to a new consumer survey by the real estate brokerage Redfin.

Rising mortgage rates barely appeared in list that ranked the top buyer concerns. In fact, just five percent of consumers surveyed said their buyer concern was that "mortgage rates will go up before I can buy." But buyers showed much more fear over home prices rising too high (27 percent); too much competition from other buyers (17 percent); not enough for-sale homes to choose from (14 percent); having to sell a home first (8 percent); and not having enough saved for a down payment (6 percent).

Aparentemente Miami no ha llegado a un centro comercial de pico. No por mucho menos. Miami-Dade alcalde Carlos Giménez ha anunciado hoy que los desarrolladores están planeando construir el centro comercial más grande de América (posiblemente incluso el mundo), cerca de la intersección de la autopista Florida Turnpike y la I-75 en Miami Lakes.
Giménez transmitió la noticia al Miami Herald, que afirma que el proyecto se extiende sobre 200 hectáreas. Además de las compras, el complejo incluirá un parque temático Legoland, una pista de esquí, un viaje en submarino, y otras atracciones. De hecho, otras propiedades de Triple Five incluyen atracciones del parque de diversiones dentro de los centros comerciales también