Robert V. DiAlberto Realty 100, LLC.

Robert V. DiAlberto Realty 100, LLC. Realtor with Realty 100, LLC. Real estate and business including acquisitions and dispositions, residential and commercial real estate.

Robert has been active in south Florida business for over 35 years. Real estate business and legal including residential and commercial properties, as well as credit repair and rebuilding. Representing consumers in dealing with the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Adapting to the needs of the consumer, no assignment is too big or too small.

Florida's housing market corrections continue to lose intensity—see the data across the stateAs someone who’s worked in ...
09/18/2026

Florida's housing market corrections continue to lose intensity—see the data across the state
As someone who’s worked in South Florida real estate and law for decades, I’m encouraged by the latest trends in Florida’s housing market. The corrections we saw earlier have continued to ease in 2026. In fact, certain metro areas are now posting mild price gains. Of particular interest to both buyers and sellers: inventory is dropping in many of the hardest-hit regions, which is often an early signal of strengthening fundamentals and less downside risk going forward. While some corrections are still unfolding, this more stable footing is a positive shift for our market across Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/robert-dialberto-1328960/1957151-Florida%27s-housing-market-corrections-continue-to-lose-intens

09/17/2026

US Confidence Hits Seven-Mo Low
We’re seeing US consumer confidence dip to a seven-month low—a trend I’m watching closely here in Southeast Florida. While many felt more secure about their current financial footing in mid-Q3, concern is building around income, business prospects, and job stability as we look ahead. The present-conditions index jumped about 7 points to 121, but the expectations gauge dropped nearly 6 points to 68, which is a level economists have long associated with increased recession risk. Early in Q3, 23,000 jobs were cut nationwide and unemployment hovered around 4%, mostly because people exited the workforce rather than employers ramping up hiring. Despite these headwinds, expectations around homebuying only eased slightly in mid-Q3 and even trended upward—reflecting the resilience I often see from buyers and sellers in our market. Still, about 61% of consumers expect interest rates to climb higher, and with federal policymakers keeping rates steady and markets showing little sign of near-term relief, borrowing costs are likely to stay elevated through year-end. As both a real estate agent and attorney with decades of experience in our region, I know how important it is to stay informed and make decisions with a clear understanding of these shifting dynamics.

09/16/2026

More Homes Hit the Market as Demand Cools
We're seeing an interesting shift in the national real estate landscape—something I’m tracking closely for buyers and sellers in Southeast Florida. Over the four weeks ending August 23, there was a slight weekly increase in new US listings (up 0.4%) and total homes for sale (up 0.5%), pushing inventory to its highest point since early second quarter. Yet, pending home sales dipped by 1.1% to a six-month low. With the average mortgage rate hovering near 7%—the highest in over a year—and the median US home-sale price rising 1.9% year-over-year to just above $400,000, it’s clear high costs are keeping some buyers on the sidelines, even as choices expand.

What does this mean for those navigating our local markets? The combination of rising inventory and softer demand is creating more negotiating room for buyers, especially on homes that have been listed for several weeks. Sellers, meanwhile, are finding that realistic pricing—rather than chasing past peaks—results in smoother transactions. Having spent decades working with both residential and commercial clients throughout Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach, I know how quickly conditions can shift and how important it is to adapt your strategy accordingly. Keeping a close eye on these trends is key to making informed decisions, whether you’re buying, selling, or investing.

California, Texas and Florida Lead $279 Billion U.S. Remodeling Market in 2026It’s impressive to see California, Texas, ...
09/15/2026

California, Texas and Florida Lead $279 Billion U.S. Remodeling Market in 2026
It’s impressive to see California, Texas, and Florida at the forefront of the U.S. remodeling market, together accounting for more than 20% of all remodeling activity nationwide. California leads with $22.2 billion, but here in Florida, we’re right alongside the nation’s busiest markets. From 2023 to 2025, remodeling spending climbed 10% despite increasing costs—a trend fueled by aging homes and greater homeowner equity. In my experience working across Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties, these numbers reflect what I see on the ground: owners investing in their properties, updating older homes, and leveraging rising equity to create lasting value. Both residential and commercial clients are navigating this dynamic landscape, and understanding these market forces is key to successful real estate decisions in South Florida.
https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/robert-dialberto-1328960/1917766-California%2C-Texas-and-Florida-Lead-%24279-Billion-U.S.-Remodel

09/12/2026

Florida's Proposed Property Tax Changes: What Property Owners Should Know About The 2026 Save Our Homes Proposal
Florida is considering some significant property tax changes that could impact many of us here in Southeast Florida. In 2026, voters will weigh in on an amendment that proposes increasing the homestead exemption to $250,000 for non-school taxes by 2028. It also aims to lower the annual assessment cap to 5% for many non-homestead properties starting January 2027. With over two decades working as both a real estate agent and attorney in Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties, I know how changes like these can affect both homeowners and investors. It’s worth keeping an eye on these proposals and considering how they might influence your property planning in the years ahead.

How July home sales, prices fared in your part of FloridaJuly brought another strong month for Florida’s real estate mar...
09/11/2026

How July home sales, prices fared in your part of Florida
July brought another strong month for Florida’s real estate market, marking the 11th consecutive increase in home sales. Single-family properties saw a 5.1% boost, while condo and townhouse sales climbed an impressive 11%. Notably, Panama City experienced a 23% surge in single-family home sales, and The Villages posted a remarkable 145.8% increase in condo and townhouse transactions. With two decades in South Florida real estate and a background as a licensed attorney, I’ve seen firsthand how trends like these shape opportunities for buyers and sellers throughout Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties. Understanding these shifts is key to making confident decisions in our ever-evolving market.
https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/robert-dialberto-1328960/1946458-How-July-home-sales%2C-prices-fared-in-your-part-of-Florida

09/10/2026

Florida Housing Shows Signs of Recovery
As someone who’s spent decades immersed in the South Florida real estate scene, I’ve witnessed the ebb and flow of our unique market. Lately, it’s encouraging to see concrete signs of recovery across Florida. Inventory levels are moving lower—a classic indicator that buyer demand is picking up and the market is stabilizing. Homebuilders are also seeing their backlogs grow again, which points to renewed confidence and clearer demand on the horizon. Labor trends are adding to this positive outlook: job growth is gaining momentum, and projections show goods-producing employment turning positive after 2025. For those of us working with both residential and commercial clients in Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach, these shifts are especially significant. Even central bank officials may soon have to account for Florida’s improving landscape when considering broader economic pressures. The data tells a story of resilience and recovery—something I’ve seen time and again in our region.

09/02/2026

AI Housing Predictions: Help or Hidden Influence?

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