Miami real estate developer Jorge Perez emphasizes the urgent need for interest rate cuts to help builders cope with rising expenses.
Miami Real EstateInterest Rate CutsJorge PerezThe Related GroupReal Estate DevelopmentReal Estate NewsNov 19, 2024
Jorge Perez is a renowned real estate developer and the founder of The Related Group, one of the largest and most respected real estate firms in South Florida. He has over 45 years of experience and has been instrumental in shaping the skyline of Miami.
The Related Group is a leading real estate firm in South Florida, founded by Jorge Perez. It has completed over 60,000 residential units and 25 million square feet of commercial space, making it a key player in the development and growth of Miami's urban landscape.
Interest rate cuts are needed to help developers manage soaring costs, including materials, labor, and financing. High interest rates make it harder for developers to secure financing and complete projects, potentially leading to a slowdown in development and a decline in property values.
High costs and interest rates can strain the real estate sector, making it difficult for developers to maintain profitability. They also affect homebuyers, who find it increasingly difficult to secure affordable mortgages. This can lead to a slowdown in the market and a potential decline in property values.
In addition to interest rate cuts, Perez suggests that policymakers and financial institutions should explore tax incentives and streamlined regulatory processes to support the real estate market and create a more resilient and sustainable industry.
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