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In other South Florida restaurant news: Osteria Mazzi, a new Italian restaurant, has opened in Coral Springs.
After losing first pizza camper in car wreck, Rossano’s Pizza is back in Delray Beach
One year after Marcelo Rossano lost his vintage pizza camper in a car wreck, Rossano’s Pizza is back to slinging 700-degree-fired Neapolitan-style pies at its new permanent location: the rear parking lot at Hopportunities, a Delray Beach beer hall.
Homeownership Could Be in Reach with Down Payment Assistance Programs
A recent survey from Bankrate asks prospective buyers to identify the biggest obstacles in their homebuying journey. It found that 36% of those polled said saving for a down payment is one of their primary hurdles to buying a home.
If you feel the same way, the good news is there are many down payment assistance programs available that can help you achieve your homeownership goals. The key is understanding where to look and learning what options are available. Here’s some information that can help you.
You Can Qualify Even if You’ve Purchased a Home Before
There are several misconceptions...
Meet ‘Gio,’ the producer who’s bringing salsa to South Florida & throwing a big bash in Miramar
Giovanni Arana, is known on Instagram as “@Gio_Producer,” but he loves to be called simply “Gio.” Arana is a producer of major salsa events in South Florida.
Book review: Power and poison seep through Venice of 1612 in ‘Gallery of Beauties’
Nina Wachsman will discuss her historical thriller “The Gallery of Beauties” during Sleuthfest, July 7-10 in Deerfield Beach.
A Key Opportunity for Homebuyers
There’s no denying the housing market has delivered a fair share of challenges to homebuyers over the past two years. Two of the biggest hurdles homebuyers faced during the pandemic were the limited number of homes for sale and the intensity and frequency of bidding wars. But those two things have reached a turning point.
As you may have already heard, the number of homes for sale has increased this year, and even more so this spring. As Danielle Hale, Chief Economist for realtor.com, explains:
“New listings–a measure of sellers putting homes up for sale–were up 6% above one year ago....
Oakland Park’s first meadery serving honey wine and cider, Brewlihan, to open in July
Inside a honeycomb of Oakland Park warehouses, John and Stacey Hoolihan are modernizing a medieval drink best associated with Vikings, Renaissance fairs and “Game of Thrones”: mead. Brewlihan will join the city’s growing cluster of craft-beer bars, breweries and distilleries.
Even Keel in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea temporarily shut after inspectors find live and dead roaches
Two South Florida restaurants — including a popular Lauderdale-by-the-Sea raw bar — were ordered shut by state inspectors last week for issues involving live and dead roaches, plus 50 live flies “landing on clean utensils.”
Two Reasons Why Today’s Housing Market Isn’t a Bubble
You may be reading headlines and hearing talk about a potential housing bubble or a crash, but it’s important to understand that the data and expert opinions tell a different story. A recent survey from Pulsenomics asked over one hundred housing market experts and real estate economists if they believe the housing market is in a bubble. The results indicate most experts don’t think that’s the case (see graph below):
As the graph shows, a strong majority (60%) said the real estate market is not currently in a bubble. In the same survey, experts give the following reasons why this isn’t like...
Sunday calendar: Entertainment and community events starting June 26
Roundup of things to do and see in South Florida, including family, society and holiday activities.