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In Episode 28, Jeff Barton - Managing Director of Punta Pacifica Realty in Panama City, Panama - discusses the challenges and opportunities in the oversupplied condo market of Panama - a Central American country with nearly 4 million people - during the COVID-19 pandemic and a global economic downturn. The discussion ranges from condo pricing to the "Panama Papers."
In Segment One, Barton discusses relocating from the Detroit metro area to Miami in 2004 during the previous South Florida real estate cycle to sell units in condo conversion projects and new construction towers. Barton reflects back on Miami's condo crash a decade ago, and how he transitioned into selling preconstruction units first from Miami and then from Panama City in the Trump Ocean Club International Panama.
In Segment Two, Barton compares and contrasts the financials associated with purchasing, maintaining and renting out condo units in Miami and Panama. Barton explains how a foreign nationals navigate the Panamanian real estate transaction process, including taking title, obtaining financing and preparing to move into units.
In Segment Three, Barton talks about the oversupplied condo market in Panama City, developer incentives to attract buyers and the fallout from the "Panama Papers" scandal that reverberated throughout the world.
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In Episode 24, Howard N. Shapiro - A Veteran Condo Developer, University Of Miami Instructor And Expert Witness - Discusses The Financial Formula For Building New Condo Towers In Miami And The New Challenges Of Developing In South Florida During The COVID-19 Era.
In Segment One, Shapiro talks about his real estate development career that spans nearly 40 years and resulted in about 7,000 units with a valuation of nearly $1 billion. Shapiro, who is originally from Quebec, Canada, also talks about how and why he came to South Florida to build high-rise condo towers.
In Segment Two, Shapiro discusses the financial reality of condo developments that feature massive-sized luxury units, brand names and starchitects.
In Segment Three, Shapiro makes predictions about the future and cost of new condo development in South Florida in the COVID-19 pandemic era.
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In Episode 23, Condo Vultures® podcast host Peter Zalewski discusses the latest real estate and economic news with former business reporter journalists Jean Gruss, John Fakler and Oscar Musibay, who is now a partner at Influence Communications in Miami. In segments one and two, the panel discusses the following headlines: 1. "A Lot of Americans Are About to Lose Their Homes" (The Atlantic) 2. "A 'tsunami of evictions' is coming, warn housing advocates" (NBC News) 3. "Goldman Sachs Pulls Funding From 1000M Condo Tower" (The Real Deal Chicago) 4. "Florida Adds More Than 10,000 Coronavirus Cases As State Total Climbs Past 360,300" (Miami Herald) 5. "Researcher: The South Florida Housing Market Sees Highest Overvaluation In Eight Years" (Miami Herald) 6. "South Florida Among Areas With Largest Job Losses" (NBC 6 South Florida) In segment three, the panel of Zalewski, Gruss, Fakler and Musibay make predictions about the South Florida real estate market and tricounty economy. In segment four, the panel discusses two comments submitted by listeners.
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In Episode 21, Condo Vultures® podcast host Peter Zalewski discusses the latest real estate and economic news with award-winning journalist Francisco Alvarado and former journalists John Fakler and Oscar Musibay, who is now a partner at Influence Communications in Miami.
In segments one and two, the panel discusses the following headlines:
1. "Experts Say Miami Is Now The Coronavirus Epicenter Just As Wuhan Once Was" (Local 10 News Miami)
2. "As Market Wipes Out 2020 Losses, These Stocks Are The Biggest Winners From The March Bottom" (CNBC)
3. "Famed Clevelander Hotel On South Beach Closes Over COVID Concerns" (NBC 6 South Florida)
4. "Pandemic Slammed Brakes On Nearly Half Of Would-Be Homebuyers: Survey" (The Real Deal Miami)
5. "As Offices Reopen Amid Coronavirus, Workers Clash Over Masks, Cubicle Barriers and Lysol" (Wall Street Journal)
6. "Miami-Dade approves $10M emergency rent relief program" (The Real Deal Miami)
In segment three, the panel of Zalewski, Alvarado, Fakler and Musibay make predictions about the South Florida real estate market and tricounty economy.
In segment four, the panel discusses three comment submitted by listeners about the Episode 20 with attorney Alex Barthet of the Barthet Firm.
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In Episode 19, Condo Vultures® podcast host Peter Zalewski discusses the latest real estate and economic news with award-winning journalist Francisco Alvarado and former journalists John Fakler and Oscar Musibay, who is now a partner at Influence Communications in Miami.
In segments one and two, the panel discusses the following headlines:
1. "CBO: Coronavirus Pandemic Will Scar U.S. Labor Market For The Next Decade" (Washington Post)
2. "How Luxury Real Estate Deals Are Moving Forward in States With Spiking Coronavirus Cases" (Wall Street Journal)
3. "Commercial mortgage delinquencies surged at record monthly rate in June" (CNBC)
4. "Foreign Investors Are Flooding The New York Real Estate Market" (Forbes)
5. "Gov. DeSantis Extends Moratorium on Evictions, Foreclosures Until August 1" (NBC 6 South Florida)
6. "Man Charged in Miami Beach Elevator Shove, But Attorney Says It Was COVID Protection" (NBC 6 South Florida)
In segment three, the panel of Zalewski, Alvarado, Fakler and Musibay make predictions about the South Florida real estate market and tricounty economy.
In segment four, the panel discusses a comment submitted by a listener about the Miami Real Estate And Economic Roundtable discussion from June 30, 2020, and a follow up on a discussion from a previous episode about Arbetter's Hot Dogs in Miami facing a new competitor in Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs.
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