Spiro Real Estate

Just Rented!
One Miami West, Unit #3818
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📍 325 S. Biscayne Blvd.
🛏 1 BD
🛀 1 BA
📐 846 SF
💰 $2500/mo
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Luxury living in a tastefully decorated 1BD 1BA unit in One Miami with stunning views of intracoastal, Downtown, and the Port of Miami from the 38th floor.

This fully renovated Single Family home in the desirable Aventura Lakes neighborhood is already under contract!

It is certainly still a hot sellers market when dealing with South Florida single family homes, if you’re interested in buying, selling, or simply discussing your home’s value, DM me to learn more!

📍 20715 NE 30th Place
🛏 4 BD
🛁 3.5 BA
📐 2,261 SF
💰 $1,270,000

Check out some of our team’s current favorite restaurants for a special Valentines Day meal in the Miami area, but be sure to make a reservation soon!

Osteria Moroni: (305) - 918 - 1037
Leku Miaimi: (786) - 464 - 0615
Baia Beach Club at Mondrian: (305) - 514 - 1949
INTIMO: (305) - 964 - 8006
RED Steakhouse: (305) - 534 - 3688
The Matador Room: (786) - 257 - 4600

🚨 FL Market Update 🚨
Florida is one of the top states seeing an influx of new residents, while 16 other states have seen their population decline from 2010 to 2020, according to an analysis of the U.S. Census Department data.

FL saw an increase of 241,000 residents, slightly behind the fastest growing state of Texas (with 374,000). These numbers bode well for the future of the Florida economy, while researchers predict a period of economic stagnation in the 16 states which saw population declines. Condo sales in the past week certainly show evidence of this influx, with over 130 condos sold totaling $99.7 million.

“From a real estate perspective, the big story in 2020 was the housing markets ability to weather the COVID-19 pandemic and lead the nation into a period of economic recovery,” Florida Realtors Economic Chief Dr. Brad O’Connor stated. He continued to explain, “the rapid pace of sales we’ve seen in recent months has reduced Florida’s inventory of homes for sale to its lowest level in years.”

With other regions struggling, FL truly is a sellers market. This will likely fuel new construction projects around the state who are rushing to rectify the deficiency in supply with the increasing demand for Florida real estate.