Either a Republican or a Democrat,
we’re all on the edge of our seats waiting to see what will happen with the
real estate market in South Florida after 2016’s biggest moment: the election.
Donald Trump and his immigration policies were the big winner of the night, so
what will happen with Florida?
So, if South Florida’s population is
mostly made up of Latin Americans, does this mean that the real estate market
is at risk? At Riches, we have the strong belief that it isn’t.
According to Edgardo Defortuna,
president and CEO of Fortune International Group (a residential developer),
South Florida’s real estate market will be as stable as it has been for the
past ten years. South Florida will continue to be one of the best cities in the
US to invest on properties.
Defortuna stated that: “If anything,
Trump understands how the real estate market works and many of his supporters
are major real estate developers and investor”. And moreover: “All his economic
policies are for growth and to create new jobs and to jump-start the economy
depending on factories going back to work and real estate booming and I don’t
see how that could possibly be a negative impact.”
Therefore, if anything, South Florida’s migration will keep on as it has been in past years, meaning that the real estate market will continue to grow and develop.
