AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMultifamily Investment: Griffis Residential has raised about $207 million for a new apartment fund and made its first purchase: a 263-unit West Palm Beach community acquired for roughly $104 million, about 25% below replacement cost. Workforce Housing: Miami-Dade school board members advanced a proposal for 150 homes on a small, environmentally sensitive pine rockland parcel, while stressing that the vote does not commit the district to a deal. Appraisals and environmental reviews are still ahead. Housing Market: U.S. pending sales fell 4% in September to their lowest level since 2014, as mortgage rates topped 7%; the slowdown reached all 50 largest metro areas. Storm Resilience: Florida’s updated wind and debris standards, strengthened after Hurricane Michael, are being tested as the Panhandle recovers from Isaias. In Key Biscayne, officials are weighing flood-control and underground-utility plans estimated to cost $93 million to $217 million.
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