Matthew Krinzman - South Florida Realtor

09/16/2026

Everyone wants to know the same thing right now:

**Should I wait to buy or sell in South Florida?**

Wait for mortgage rates to move.
Wait for prices to change.
Wait for the market to become clearer.

But that may be the wrong question.

Before I tell a buyer or seller whether I think they should wait, I look at five things: their timeline, why they are moving, whether they are financing, whether they are buying and selling at the same time, and whether the move actually makes financial sense.

Sometimes the answer really is to wait.

I broke down the situations where I think waiting makes sense, where it can cost you, and what I am watching in the South Florida market this fall.

**Read the full analysis:**

The honest answer depends on almost nothing anyone can forecast. Here are the five questions I ask first, and the cases where I tell people to wait.

08/31/2026

How to Know if a Home Fits Your Lifestyle?

08/30/2026

Housing Week Ahead: Hottest ZIPs, Existing-Home Sales, and Data Center Deep Dive
Looking ahead to next week, there’s a lot happening in the real estate landscape that’s worth watching—especially if you care about making informed decisions in South Florida. We’ll see new reports on the 2026 Hottest ZIP Codes, fresh insights into how AI is shaping housing markets near data centers, and a look at the July Luxury Monthly Report. Plus, updates on existing-home sales and the July consumer price index, along with Freddie Mac’s latest mortgage rate survey tracking shifts in rates. I always keep an eye on these numbers so I can translate them into straightforward guidance for my clients—whether you’re considering a move, a sale, or just want to understand how the market is evolving. As always, my goal is to help you navigate the data with clarity and confidence, providing the local context that matters most here in South Florida.
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/matthew-krinzman/1902191-Housing-Week-Ahead%3A-Hottest-ZIPs%2C-Existing-Home-Sales%2C-and-D

08/29/2026

Several States Drive 20 Percent of Remodel Activity
A quick look at recent remodeling trends: California, Texas, and Florida are leading the way, accounting for a significant share of national renovation activity. California alone represents 8% of the $22.2B remodeling market. From 2023 to 2025, spending on remodels has grown by over 10%—a surge fueled by aging homes, rising home equity, and the presence of 128,000 remodeling firms across the country.

As someone who has watched South Florida evolve over nearly three decades, it’s clear that this region’s growth and changing housing needs are part of a much larger story. Whether you’re considering a renovation to update a classic home or weighing market shifts for your next move, understanding these real numbers helps you make informed, confident decisions. My approach is always rooted in real data and local perspective—so you can navigate your options with clarity, not pressure.
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/matthew-krinzman/1893743-Several-States-Drive-20-Percent-of-Remodel-Activity

08/28/2026

Americans Name Nashville and Florida the Most Desirable Places to Live in 2026
Dreaming of a move? 🌞 Nashville tops the list of most desirable cities, with Florida as the #1 state! Low crime, affordable living, and great weather are key. Would you make the move? 🏡✨ Let us know your pick!
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/matthew-krinzman/1902179-Americans-Name-Nashville-and-Florida-the-Most-Desirable-Plac

08/27/2026

Starter Homes Are Sitting Longer
One trend I’m seeing across South Florida right now: starter homes are staying on the market longer. For first-time buyers, that shift means more breathing room and genuine negotiating power compared to the whirlwind of 2021 and 2022. Back then, it wasn’t unusual to see folks waiving inspections or racing to beat a dozen other offers by Sunday night. Today, the landscape feels more balanced. Buyers can ask for credits, closing-cost assistance, repairs, or even rate buydowns—options that were tough to secure at the pandemic’s peak.

Well-priced, move-in-ready homes are still moving quickly, but listings that are overpriced or need work are sitting, and that gives buyers real leverage. Of course, securing a home isn’t suddenly easy—30-year mortgage rates are hovering around 7%—but the reduced competition means you can compare properties, run your numbers, and make decisions at your own pace.

As always, my role is to put the real numbers in front of you and help you navigate these shifts with clarity and confidence. Whether you’re new to South Florida or just ready for a change, a steady hand and local insight make all the difference.

08/26/2026

Enjoy direct ocean views and beachfront living at Sea Air Towers in this south-facing 2-bedroom, 2-bath residence at 3725 S Ocean Drive #1410 in Hollywood, Florida. Located on one of the building's most desirable lines, the residence is positioned high above the shoreline with direct views of the Atlantic Ocean, beach, and beachfront pool. The condo is in good condition and offers a comfortable layout for full-time living, a seasonal South Florida retreat, or an investment property. Its south-facing exposure provides abundant natural light while the direct ocean setting delivers the views that make this line particularly sought after within Sea Air Towers. Sea Air Towers is an established oceanfront condominium with a beachfront pool, direct beach access, fitness room, and on-site management. The building also allows 30-day rentals, providing additional flexibility for owners who want to use the residence seasonally or generate rental income when they are away. Located along South Ocean Drive in Hollywood Beach, the property is convenient to the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk, Gulfstream Park, Aventura Mall, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment, with easy access to both Fort Lauderdale and Miami. With direct ocean views, a desirable south-facing position, true beachfront access, and flexible rental options, Residence 1410 offers an attractive opportunity for buyers looking for an oceanfront condo in Hollywood Beach.

08/26/2026

South Florida Market Outlook Shows Resilience
Over my 27 years working in South Florida real estate, I’ve seen our market weather quite a few economic storms—often with more resilience than many expect. One key reason? The strength of our high-end cash buyers. Right now, cash purchases account for over half of all transactions in our region. That means a significant portion of buyers here are less affected by rising mortgage rates, especially in the luxury segment. It’s a dynamic that gives South Florida some insulation when broader economic headwinds hit.

For those considering a move or investment here, it’s worth noting that this steady cash activity helps support prices and provides stability, even as rates fluctuate. As always, my approach is to translate the real data into plain English and give you honest, local context—so you can make the right decision for your situation. South Florida’s future resilience will continue to depend on this unique buyer mix, particularly in the luxury space.

08/25/2026

Sales Surge in Miami-Dade County: June 2026 Market Momentum
June 2026 saw a 12% jump in home sales across Miami-Dade County, a clear sign that buyer demand remains strong. What does this mean for you? It’s another reminder that our market continues to move, with both newcomers and longtime residents making decisive choices. After nearly three decades advising clients on everything from oceanfront condos to family homes, I’ve seen how moments like this shape our neighborhoods and opportunities. I always keep a close eye on the real numbers and focus on what they actually mean for your next move—whether you’re considering a relocation or weighing your options as a current owner. If you’re looking for honest guidance and a steady, informed approach, I’m here to make sense of the momentum and help you navigate with clarity.

08/24/2026

U.S. Starter Homes: Buyers Gain Leverage