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CONDOMINIUM inUnited StatesThe Edge SarasotaUSD 3.00M – USD 5.50M

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City guide · 7 minOrlandoOrlando, the heart of Central Florida, is one of the United States' most resilient sunbelt investment markets, combining a globally dominant tourism economy with some of the fastest population growth in the country. The Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford metro reached nearly 3 million residents in mid-2025, adding roughly 725 new residents a week, a 1.3% annual gain that outpaced both Florida and most large US metros. The economy rests on theme-park tourism (Walt Disney World, Universal and its new Epic Universe park), a growing tech and aerospace Medical City cluster at Lake Nona, and the University of Central Florida. The 2026 housing market has cooled to a more balanced footing: the metro median sale price sits around USD 378,000-410,000 with prices roughly flat to modestly down year-on-year, giving buyers more negotiating room. Gross rental yields range from about 5.3% in affluent Windermere to 7.7% in Horizon West, with affordable areas such as Rosemont and Poinciana reaching 8-10% gross, though net cap rates after taxes, insurance and management typically land between 2.5% and 5%. As a US-dollar market it offers legal and currency stability for international buyers. Investors should weigh real risks: a soft, supply-rebalancing market with prices flat-to-down and rents easing about 2% in early 2026, sharply higher Florida property-insurance costs, and the saturation and regulation of short-term vacation rentals in the tourist-corridor submarkets.City guide · 8 minLos AngelesThe entertainment capital of the world, Los Angeles is a sprawling metropolis of 3.9 million residents and a metro area of nearly 13 million. Its real estate market is defined by extreme neighborhood diversity — from ultra-luxury Beverly Hills estates to bohemian Venice Beach bungalows. LA attracts strong international buyer interest from Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, drawn by its global brand recognition, world-class entertainment industry, and year-round Mediterranean climate. The city's tech sector — dubbed 'Silicon Beach' — continues to grow, while massive 2028 Olympics infrastructure spending is reshaping transportation and public spaces across the region.City guide · 8 minMiamiMiami is the undisputed gateway between the United States and Latin America, channeling billions in cross-border capital into one of the world's most dynamic luxury real estate markets. From the glittering condo towers of Brickell to the art-fueled streets of Wynwood, Miami offers investors a rare combination of no state income tax, year-round tropical climate, and a diversified economy spanning finance, tech, healthcare, and international trade. The city's transformation from a vacation destination into a global business hub has accelerated since 2020, with major firms including Citadel, Blackstone, and Microsoft establishing or expanding operations here.City guide · 8 minNew YorkNew York City is the world's premier property market, anchoring global finance, media, tech, and culture across five distinct boroughs. From ultra-luxury Manhattan condos to rapidly appreciating Brooklyn brownstones and Queens waterfront towers, NYC offers unmatched depth and diversity for real estate investors. With a population of 8.3 million, sub-2% rental vacancy, and over 65 million tourists annually, the city generates relentless demand for both residential and short-term rental properties. No state matches New York's combination of global capital flows, institutional-grade assets, and neighborhood-level upside.

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Market insight · 9 minUS REITs in 2026: 14.4% Returns, Data Centers Surging on AI Demand, and Why Sector Selection Now Matters More Than the FedUS REITs are 2026's quiet outperformers: 14.4% year-to-date returns, data centers up 22%, healthcare posting double-digit organic growth, and FFO growth accelerating to 6% — driven by fundamentals, not just Fed cuts.Market insight · 7 minStudent Housing 2026: Record Capital, a €466 Billion Supply Gap, and Policy-Hostage DemandPBSA is drawing record institutional capital against a €466 billion supply deficit. But UK student visas fell 31% and US per-bed pricing dropped 25% in a year — the demand story and the returns story have come apart.Market insight · 9 minLatin America Real Estate 2026: Brazil's Logistics Boom and Colombia's Dollar-Arbitrage OpportunityCurrency arbitrage is driving 8–12% USD returns in Colombian prime neighbourhoods, while Brazil's logistics boom and Triple-A office recovery are attracting institutional capital at scale.Market insight · 9 minMexico's Nearshoring Boom: Industrial Real Estate at the Centre of North America's Supply Chain RealignmentMexico attracted $40.87B in FDI in 2025 and industrial vacancies remain below 5% in most corridors. The nearshoring supply chain realignment is creating a generational industrial real estate opportunity — with significant risks to navigate.