The 2019 Miami Real Estate Forecast: Our Accurate Market Predictions

Our 2019 Miami Real Estate Forecast is coming soon!

As I ramp up towards the end of 2018, my attention is mostly drawn to the 2019 Miami real estate forecast. I can imagine you are fed up with all these reports telling you the market went up 10%, but fails to let you know whether this movement is expected to continue. You want to know what to do next or what to avoid!  We have been accurately predicting the Miami real estate market for 10 years now. Please find below our previous predictions.

Our Track Record in Miami Real Estate Predictions

What we Predicted

Increasing months of inventory and decreasing prices in the Brickell condo market.

We have been warning our readers about the condo market (specially the Brickell Condo market) since 2014 in various blogs and annual reports. Our 2015 Brickell report indicated at what price to sell, to hold and to buy Brickell real estate. In 2016 we also started warning our readers for the general Miami condo market. In our 2016 and 2017 reports you can clearly see the difference in condo vs home performance (Pages 3 and 4)

What Actually Happened

Decreasing values in the Brickell condo market

Rapidly increasing inventory levels, allowing for further price decreases

What we predicted

A bullish single-family home market in Coconut Grove and Coral Gables (A balanced amount of inventory and increasing prices)

In 2015 and 2016 we advised buyers to look into the single-family home market. We predicted a healthier level of inventory and price increases.

What actually happened

Healthy Price Increases in Most Price Ranges

Very low inventory levels allowing for more price increases

What we predicted

The Price Increases of Pinecrest Luxury Homes followed by temporary Price Corrections

In 2013/2014 we predicted the investment potential of buying a Pinecrest land or property and to build a brand new luxury home with the purpose of reselling it. Two years later (2015/2016) we predicted the oversupply of Pinecrest luxury homes due to what we call the “Big Mac” effect. This oversupply would lead to a correction in prices

What actually happened

Increasing levels of Inventory after the first investors started having a great Return on Investment

At First Prices were rising followed by two years of price corrections due to ‘Big Mac’ effect.

Our Previous Miami Real Estate Reports

The 2015 Owners Guide to Brickell and Downtown Real Estate

The 2016 Miami Residential Report

The 2017 Miami Real Estate Market Report