The Real Deal expands Miami real estate forum amid changing market conditions

Stuart Elliott, Editor-in-chief & CEO at The Real Deal
Stuart Elliott, Editor-in-chief & CEO at The Real Deal
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Stuart Elliott, Editor-in-chief & CEO at The Real Deal
Stuart Elliott, Editor-in-chief & CEO at The Real Deal

Miami’s real estate market is facing new challenges as high interest rates impact both office and condominium developments. Some projects have been stalled or canceled, prompting developers to seek alternative sources of equity. In the multifamily sector, some owners are experiencing stagnant rents in certain neighborhoods, while other areas continue to see high demand and limited supply. Residential property sales show mixed results, with some listings lingering on the market and others fetching record prices, increasing competition among brokers.

Amid these changes, industry professionals are focusing on strategic adjustments to navigate financial pressures and identify future opportunities.

The Real Deal will host its Miami Real Estate Forum at Mana Wynwood on November 5th and 6th. The event will expand to two days this year and aims to provide insights into current market conditions. Organizers state: “Our event is the trusted platform for market leaders to emerge, giving attendees a clear vision for the region’s growth.”

During the forum, discussions will address key topics such as trends in condominium development, challenges in the office sector, and how recent policy changes may affect investment strategies. Attendees will have access to networking opportunities with over 120 sponsors and exhibitors presenting products and services relevant to more than 6,000 real estate professionals expected at the gathering.

Additional features include a show floor designed for networking, food truck options, refreshments from exhibitors, and after-parties for All Access pass holders sponsored by BSH and RLTY Capital.

Organizers emphasize: “Where there’s distress, there’s opportunity. Join us at Mana Wynwood on Nov. 5th & 6th to find yours. Get your tickets today!”



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