Developer Harvey Hernandez is predicting a 19 percent bump in central Miami rents in the midst of a new construction boom.
October 10, 2014 at 03:40 PM
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Who’s willing to pay $3,150 a month for a smallish two-bedroom apartment in downtown Miami? That’s how much developer Harvey Hernandez believes residents will soon be paying.
The real estate developer cited that figure Thursday during an industry panel discussion sponsored by broker CBRE that delved into the condo construction boom.
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