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Affluent Buyers Reviving Market for Miami Homes
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The rebound in the South Flordia real estate market as the mortgage paperwork issues facing banks slows foreclsoed properties from entering the market. Buyers from Brazil are also buying up South Florida properties giving the market a boost.
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The slowdown in foreclosures as a result of mortgage paperwork issues facing banks has given the South Florida market a reprieve in 2011. With fewer foreclosed properties on the market and buyers from Brazil entering the market the South Florida real estate market is seeing a rebound from 2009.
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Sporadic bursts of activity in real estate markets first in Miami in 2011 and then in Phoenix. The surge in activity is from buyers from Brazil for S. Florida, and buyers from Canada for Phoenix, as well as out of state buyers looking for speculative or rental properties to rent out to homeowners who go into foreclosure. The buyers from Canada and Brazil are in these markets because of a real estate bubble of their own in their home countries and is hardly the basis for a dependable recovery on housing prices, as the IMF has signalled a warning light for economies such as Brazil.
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