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It's CSA season 🍎🍍🍑, housing update + what to do this weekend

It's CSA season 🍎🍍🍑, housing update + what to do this weekend

July 22, 2022

Happy Friday Miami ☀️

🍎 It's CSA szn! I actually learned about this last year and it was nice to get a box of local fresh fruits and veggies.... it's perfect for juicing!!

👀 Have you ever been curious about how the neighborhood Citizens Watch? More details below

🏡 Housing Market Update the market is shifting but don't get crazy because experts are not forecasting a repeat of 2008.

What does this mean for buyers? Less competition, more inventory, and some room for negotiation. For sellers: there are a few things you can do to get the most out of the sale. Deep clean, pre-inspection and professional marketing is a must!

🌴 Lot's of fun happening this weekend. Check out my top 5 picks below (spoiler alert: national tequila day is Sunday)

In case you missed it

Do you know what a CSA is??? — ediblesouthflorida.ediblecommunities.com

In South Florida, summer is typically the season to sign up for CSAs – Community Supported Agriculture. Basically, you agree to pay upfront for produce grown on local farms. When it's time to harvest, you'll get weekly boxes filled with fresh fruits and vegetables at the height of their prime throughout the season.

Learn more about Citizens Crime Watch Helping Miami-Dade Neighborhoods Stay Safe — www.nbcmiami.com

As crime is on the rise in some neighborhoods, a local non-profit hopes to train residents with the tools and techniques to deter crime.

FPL plans to install 34 fast charging stations throughout the state — www.wlrn.org

The Department of Energy reports sales of electric vehicles grew nationwide by 85 percent from 2020 to 2021. Florida is improving its EV infrastructure.

Beacon Council cites 108 active relocation or expansion projects — www.miamitodaynews.com

Beacon Council cites 108 active relocation or expansion projects.

How's the Real Estate market?

In S. Fla., Housing Sales Drop as Inventory Grows — www.floridarealtors.org

Some buyers can’t handle the high home prices and rising mortgage rates, and some sellers who were waiting for the market to peak have decided that time has come.