Florida’s old condo buildings are in deep trouble, and the aftermath of the Surfside collapse is forcing owners to face some tough realities.
It’s not just about cracked walls or leaky roofs—people are worried about safety, sky-high insurance bills, and the added costs that keep piling up.
As Florida tries to mend its shaky real estate scene, it shines a light on the bigger issues in housing, setting the stage for what’s happening across the country.
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In other corners of the U.S., home prices have hit the brakes, especially in big markets like Austin, Tampa, Dallas, and San Antonio.
The days of soaring values seem to be on pause, leaving many buyers and sellers scratching their heads about when (or if) the good times will return.
Meanwhile, the world of commercial real estate is bracing for a mix of ups and downs—office spaces may continue to lag, but industrial and multifamily properties stand to gain ground.
Through it all, investors are getting creative, looking to new locations and green building options, trying to make sense of a market that seems ready to surprise us all.
In this edition of the AltReports:
🏗️ Condo Chaos
📉 Price Plunge
📊 Investor Insights
📉 Property Prospects
🌆 Urban Upheaval
Video of the Week: 2025 Is The Year FLORIDA Real Estate Crashes!
Chart of the Week: Distressed Properties Signal a Slowdown in 2025 Housing Market
Podcast of the Week: Build Wealth Faster with This Tax “Loophole”
A Florida 'Condo Cliff' is Coming as Owners Deal with Fallout from Surfside Collapse
Florida’s condos are crumbling, sending prices and insurance rates upward.
Politicians are tossing flimsy solutions at the problem while owners bleed cash.
Without a miracle, the collapse will only intensify.
Prices Drop in All 33 Big Metros, Most in Austin, Tampa, Dallas, San Antonio
Housing prices have tanked across all major metros, ending the glory days of endless growth.
Austin, Tampa, Dallas, and San Antonio are the star losers in this race to the bottom.
The new normal is a deflated market leaving everyone unimpressed.
Top 10 Counties with Highest Home Flipping Profit
Flippers have struck gold in certain counties, pocketing hefty profits. Multnomah County and others are dishing out fat ROIs to bold investors eyeing easy wins. The rest of the market watches, jealous and grumbling.
Is the Multifamily Market Steaming Toward Failure Next Year? The Worst Might Actually Be Behind Us
The multifamily market faces a murky future, with some claiming the worst is already over. Investors stay on alert, navigating shifting preferences, rising costs, and legislative hurdles. No one gets a free ride here.
Market Gains But Not Without Pain: 6 Predictions On What’s In Store For CRE Next Year
Commercial real estate will deliver both gains and pain in the coming year. Office spaces slump while industrial and multifamily segments hog the spotlight. Investors chase returns in overlooked corners, flaunt green credentials, and hope the gamble pays off.