Florida boat sales on the rise

By Elizabeth Behrman, Times Staff Writer Friday, May 18, 2012 Florida's economy remains sluggish in many areas - foreclosures, home construction, job creation. But here's a bright light: The state led the nation in boat sales in 2011. For most people, boats are the ultimate aspirational purchase. They don't need them. They want them. So when they start selling, it indicates that buyers are more ...

Choosing Foreclosures On The Market: Three Aesthetic Setbacks You Can Turn Into Opportunities

If you have been looking for the most affordable real estate deals within South Florida today, you should definitely check out Miami foreclosures because no other option in the region will be able to provide you with better property prices for real estate within one of the most highly sought after locations in the United States.

Slow but steady grows the Florida economy

The recession and the subprime mortgage crisis hit Florida with hurricane force, leaving a wake of home foreclosures and more than 10 percent unemployment at its peak. Four years later, the state still works hard to build back its economic strength.

Florida Foreclosures No Longer Dominate The Property Market After The First Quarter Of 2011

The beautiful state of Florida has offered many bargain deals on home properties all across the region which have been made possible due to the excessive inventory for Florida foreclosures. However, things seem to be changing as the market has been on its way up again to normal levels.

Florida foreclosure case could have wide reach

A Florida Supreme Court case could have huge national implications on how courts will handle the robo-signing scandal on foreclosures.