Miami Association Of REALTORS
Miami Association of REALTORS (MIAMI)Teresa King Kinney, CAE, RCE, CIPS, AHWD, RSPS, GRI, e-PRO Chief Executive OfficerChris Umpierre, AHWDVP of CommunicationsNational Association of REALTORS Lawrence Yun, Ph.D.Chief Economist and Senior Vice President, ResearchGay D. CororatonSenior Economist and Director of Housing and Commercial ResearchMeredith DunnResearch Manager 2021 Miami Association of REALTORS and the National Association of REALTORS . This Report may be citedwith the proper attribution.October 20212
About the 2021 Miami Association of REALTORS (MIAMI)SurveyObjectiveRespondentsThe 2021 survey provides information on the internationalresidential transactions of the Miami Association of REALTORS (MIAMI) members during August 2020–July 2021. In this report,the year 2021 refers to this period and previous years refer to theprior 12-month periods.The association sent the online survey to itsapproximately 52,000 members, of which 2,146responded during the survey period August 10–September 13, 2021. Among these respondents,530 reported they had a foreign buyer.Among respondents who provided information: 70% of the respondents were from MiamiDade County 4% reported a CIPS designation (among 1,151respondents) 86% have been in business for over one year(among 1,146 respondents)MIAMI-DADEBROWARDPALM .7%69.6%64.9%DISTRIBUTION OF RESPONDENTS'PRIMARY BUSINESS AREABY COUNTYOTHER*To adjust for over- or under-responses of MIAMImembers across counties, NAR used a factorthat aligns the sample distribution of MIAMIrespondents to the MIAMI membershipdistribution.3
2021 Profile of International Homebuyer Transactions ofMiami Association of REALTORS Members 5.1 billionDollar volume of foreign buyer residential purchases during August 2020‒July 2021(9% decrease from 2020 volume; nationally, dollar volume of foreign buyer purchases fell by 27%)14%Foreign buyer share to MIAMI dollar sales volume(lower than the 32% share in 2020, but higher than 3% share nationally)74%Fraction of MIAMI foreign buyers who primarily resided abroad(higher than 42% nationally) 386,200MIAMI foreign buyer median purchase price(higher than 359,600 MIAMI median sales price)
2021 Profile of International Homebuyer Transactions ofMiami Association of REALTORS Members63%Share of all-cash purchases(compared to 39% nationally)Top Foreign BuyersArgentina (13%), Colombia (12%), Venezuela (10%), Mexico (7%), Brazil (6%), Chile (6%)Foreign buyers came from 43 countriesDestination of Foreign BuyersMiami-Dade County (65%), Broward County (27%), Palm Beach County (3%), Other counties (5%)72%Fraction of MIAMI foreign buyers who purchased for vacation and/or rental use(compared to 42% nationally)
2021 Profile of International Homebuyer Transactions ofMiami Association of REALTORS Members61%Fraction of MIAMI foreign buyers who purchased condominiums(compared to 14% nationally)93%Fraction of MIAMI foreign buyers who visited Florida at least once before buying a property50%Fraction of respondents who had an international customer(lower share than the 57% share in 2020 but higher than the national share of 15%)85%Fraction of leads/referrals/customers from personal/business contacts or former customers83%Fraction of respondents who are fluent in a language other than English
ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT Economic Conditions Florida Real Estate Home Prices
MILLIONS9.08.07.06.05.04.03.02.01.00.0JAN / 2 0 1 9F E B/ 2 0 1 9M A R/ 2 0 1 9A P R/ 2 0 1 9M AY/ 2 0 1 9J UN / 2 0 1 9J UL/ 2 0 1 9AUG/ 2 0 1 9S E P/ 2 0 1 9OCT/ 2 0 1 9N OV/ 2 0 1 9D EC/ 2 0 1 9JAN / 2 0 2 0F E B/ 2 0 2 0M AR/ 2 0 2 0A P R/ 2 0 2 0M AY/ 2 0 2 0J UN / 2 0 2 0J UL/ 2 0 2 0AUG/ 2 0 2 0S E P/ 2 0 2 0OCT/ 2 0 2 0N OV/ 2 0 2 0D EC/ 2 0 2 0JAN / 2 0 2 1F E B/ 2 0 2 1M A R/ 2 0 2 1A P R/ 2 0 2 1M AY/ 2 0 2 1J UN / 2 0 2 1J UL/ 2 0 2 1AUG/ 2 0 2 1Tourist Arrivals: Still Severely Down But IncreasingMONTHLY TOURIST ARRIVALS TO THE UNITEDSTATES (MILLIONS)2.0Source: National Travel and Tourism Office
Tourist Arrivals to the United States by Region of OriginTourist Arrivals to the United StatesAugust 2018August 2019 - August 2020% Chg,July 2019July 2020July 20212019-2021From all countries79,013,16649,781,68713,816,326-83%From Asia and Oceania13,631,7968,082,099674,903-95%From Canada20,859,94613,241,539963,619-95%From Latin America7,238,8184,257,966725,373-90%From Argentina861,135480,743184,073-79%From Brazil2,164,0991,274,49672,756-97%From Colombia974,732541,941730,946-25%From Venezuela461,830227,834144,159-69%From Europe15,659,2229,196,637228,235-99%Source: NTTO
14% of MIAMI Realtors Reported an InternationalTransaction Did Not Close Due to the Travel BanPERCENT OF RESPONDENTS WHO REPORTEDTHEY HAD AN INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTIONTHAT DID NOT CLOSE DUE TO THECORONAVIRUS-RELATED TRAVEL BAN86%81%19%14%YESNO20202021
27% Decline in U.S. Foreign Buyer Purchases During April2020-March 2021* to 54.4 BillionDOLLAR VOLUME OF EXISTING-HOME PURCHASES BYFOREIGN BUYERS IN THE UNITED STATES(BILLION DOLLARS) 153.0 103.9 66.4 33.2 82.5 41.2 92.2 68.2 45.5 49.4 121.0 102.6 78.1 67.9 59.1 54.4 44.7 33.4 33.2 41.2 34.8201120122013 77.9 74.0 46.7 54.520142015 74.9 43.5Non-resident (Type A)20162017 53.02018 32.4 33.2 33.0 22.0201920202021Resident (Type B)*Based on transactions in the 12 months ending March of each year. 41.0
Florida: #1 Destination Among U.S. Foreign BuyersShare of Top States to Total Foreign Buyer 16%9%5%4%4%
More In-State Buyers in MIAMI Area in 2021*WHERE BUYERS (DOMESTIC OR FOREIGN) LIVED IN43%12%45%46%46%9%LIVED ABROADFLORIDA2020OUT-OF-STATE2021*Survey reference periods are from August of the prior year to July of current year
New York, New Jersey, and California: 53% of Out-of-StateBuyers in MIAMI Area in 2021, Higher 9% than 2020*DISTRIBUTION OF TOP OUT-OF-STATE BUYERSNew YorkCaliforniaNew North %2%2%2%2%1%2021*NY, CA, NJ accounted for 44% of out-of-state buyers in 2020 survey202029%
Strong Price Growth in Florida’s Metro AreasMetropolitan Statistical AreaNaples-Immokalee-Marco Island, FLCrestview-Fort Walton Beach-Destin, FLHomosassa Springs, FLCape Coral-Fort Myers, FLNorth Port-Sarasota-Bradenton, FLPort St. Lucie, FLOcala, FLMiami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FLTampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FLPanama City, FLPunta Gorda, FLSebastian-Vero Beach, FLSebring, FLDeltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, FLPensacola-Ferry Pass-Brent, FLPalm Bay-Melbourne-Titusville, FLJacksonville, FLLakeland-Winter Haven, FLOrlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FLTallahassee, FLThe Villages, FLGainesville, FLSource: Florida Realtors All countiesAugust 2019-July 2020 August 2020-July 2021 % Change 358,000 436,00022% 315,000 381,00021% 170,000 205,00021% 245,000 294,95020% 285,000 340,00019% 247,500 289,00017% 172,000 200,74517% 300,000 350,00017% 240,000 280,00017% 249,075 290,00016% 232,000 270,00016% 245,000 285,00016% 155,000 180,00016% 230,000 266,00016% 231,000 263,27514% 240,000 272,00013% 252,000 285,00013% 214,447 242,00013% 267,000 301,00013% 210,000 235,00012% 255,000 279,90010% 224,900 245,2009%
Weaker Dollar Partly Offset the Price AppreciationYear-over-Year Percent Change in the Value of theDollar as of July 2021 Against Other Currency-7%-7%-7%-10%As of July 2021, 1 US Dollar equals:0.84 Euro; 6.47 Yuan; 19.96 New Peso; 1.25 Canadian Dollar; 0.724 Pound-11%
FOREIGN BUYER PURCHASES Dollar Volume Origin and Destination Foreign Buyer Preferences
9% Decline in Dollar Volume of Foreign Buyer ResidentialPurchases in 2021*― Less than 27% Decline NationallyMIAMI FOREIGN BUYER DOLLAR VOLUME(IN BILLION DOLLARS) 8.7 6.22015 6.22016 7.1 6.9 5.62017201820192020*Survey reference periods are from August of the prior year to July of current year 5.12021
18% Decline in Number of Foreign Buyer ResidentialPurchases in 2021*― Less than 31% Decline NationallyMIAMI FOREIGN BUYER 01520162017201820192020*Survey reference periods are from August of the prior year to July of current year2021
Foreign Buyer Market Share Decreased in 2021FOREIGN BUYERS AS A PERCENT OF MIAMICLOSED %201932%14%23%202013%2021Foreign Buyer Purchases as a Percent of MIAMI Closed SalesForeign Buyer Dollar Volume as a Percent of MIAMI Sales Dollar Volume
Higher Foreign Buyer Market Share in MIAMI MarketCompared to NationallyFOREIGN BUYER RESIDENTIAL PURCHASES AS APERCENT OF CLOSED 5%4%201920200%201520162017MIAMI2018U.S.14%3%2021
74% of MIAMI Foreign Buyers Primarily Resided Abroad―A Higher Share Compared to NationallySHARE OF NON-RESIDENT FOREIGN 40%2019U.S.39%202042%2021
67% of Foreign Buyers Held B1-B2 VisasEB5F AND 1%VISAS HELD BY INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERSOTHERVISAS
Top Tier Countries of Origin:Mainly from Latin America18%16%14%12%10%8%6%4%2%0%MIAMI TOP FOREIGN BUYERS13%12%10%7%6%6%5%5%4%3%3%
Miami-Dade County: 65% of MIAMI Foreign BuyersMIAMI-DADE COUNTY2017BROWARD 7%65%63%DESTINATION OF FOREIGN BUYERSPALM BEACH COUNTY2021*Remaining 5% of MIAMI foreign buyers purchased properties in other Florida counties
Foreign Buyers Share by County amily homes, townhouses, %38%FOREIGN BUYERS AS A PERCENT OF MIAMIMEMBERS' CLOSED SALES* PER COUNTYPALM BEACH20202021
Miami-Dade County:Latin Americans Were Major BuyersMAJOR FOREIGN BUYERS IN %Mexico8%Brazil7%Peru7%ChileCanada4%4%Other buyers were from Ecuador, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Costa Rica, Bolivia, Nicaragua, DominicanRepublic, France, China, Cuba, Panama, Russia
Broward County :Latin Americans Were Major BuyersMAJOR FOREIGN BUYERS IN hileBrazilDominican her buyers were Bolivia, Ecuador, Bahamas, China, Czech Republic, India, Iran, Italy, Jamaica,Singapore, South Africa, United Kingdom, Uruguay
Palm Beach County:Latin Americans Were Major BuyersMAJOR FOREIGN BUYERS IN PALM 8%Chile9%Peru9%Ukraine9%
Destinations of Argentine BuyersDESTINATIONS OF ARGENTINE BUYERSPalm Beach, 4%Broward, 32%Orange, 2%Miami-Dade,62%
Destinations of Brazilian BuyersDESTINATIONS OF BRAZILIAN BUYERSSt. Lucie, 5%Osceola, 5%Palm Beach, 9%Broward, 9%Miami-Dade,73%
Destinations of Chilean BuyersDESTINATIONS OF CHILEAN BUYERSOrange, 5%Palm Beach, 6%Broward, 33%Miami-Dade,56%
Destinations of Colombian BuyersDESTINATIONS OF COLOMBIAN BUYERSPalm Beach, 2% Polk, 1%Osceola, 2% Orange, 2%Broward, 25%Miami-Dade,68%
Destinations of Mexican BuyersDESTINATIONS OF MEXICAN BUYERSFranklin, 5%Broward, 14%Miami-Dade,81%
Destinations of Venezuelan BuyersDESTINATIONS OF VENEZUELAN BUYERSVolusia, 3%Orange, 3%Broward, 24%Miami-Dade,70%
Foreign Buyer Median Purchase Price: 386,200―Higher than Median Price in MIAMI AreaMEDIAN PURCHASE PRICE AMONG FOREIGN ANDALL BUYERS 400,000 350,000 373,000386,200 375,600 357,100 339,300 359,600 300,000 250,000 200,000201520162017Foreign Buyers2018All Buyers2019
Mexicans and Brazilians Typically Purchased More ExpensivePropertiesMEDIAN PURCHASE PRICE 1,250,000 875,000 475,000 325,000 325,000 225,000MEXICOBRAZILCHILECOLOMBIA VENEZUELA ARGENTINA
63% of Foreign Buyers Paid Cash―A Higher Fraction than Among U.S. Foreign Buyers*SOURCE OF PAYMENTHome CountryMortgage2%Don't Know1%U.S.Mortgage31%Other3%All Cash63%*39% of all U.S. foreign buyers made an all-cash purchase
Argentine Buyers ―Highest Fraction Among Top Foreign Buyers Who Paid CashALL-CASH ELA COLOMBIA45%BRAZIL
72% of Foreign Buyers Purchased for Vacation and/or Rental―A Higher Fraction than Among U.S. Foreign Buyers*INTENDED USEResidential Rental33%Vacation Home23%Primary Residence21%Vacation and RentalStudent UseOtherDon't Know16%2%1%3%*42% of all foreign buyers intended to use the property for vacation and/or rental
Argentinians ―Highest Fraction Who Intend to Rent Out PropertyUSE FOR VACATION OR INVESTMENT CO COLOMBIA VENEZUELAOtherStudent usePrimary residenceBoth of the aboveResidential rental property for investmentVacation home for family and friends
61% of Foreign Buyers Purchased Condominiums ―A Higher Fraction than Among U.S. Foreign Buyers*TYPE OF PROPERTYCONDOMINIUM61%SINGLE-FAMILY, DETACHED24%TOWNHOUSE/ROWHOUSE10%RESIDENTIAL LAND2%OTHER3%*14% of all U.S. foreign buyers purchased
Argentinians―Highest Fraction than Among Top ForeignBuyers Who Purchased CondominiumsTYPE OF etached single-familyTownhouse/row house/duplexCondominium or CooperativeLand
66% Purchased in Central City/Urban Area―A Higher Share Compared to 2020TYPE OF 0192020Central City/Urban AreaSuburban AreaSmall Town/Rural AreaResort Area2021
Mexicans― Highest Fraction Among Top Foreign BuyersWho Purchased Property in a City/Urban AreaAREA WHERE MAJOR FOREIGN BUYERSPURCHASED 5%9%76%81%COLOMBIAMEXICO33%56%CHILECentral city/urban areaSmall townResort areaSuburban areaRural area6%6%19%68%VENEZUELA
93% of Foreign Buyers Visited Floridaat Least Once Before Purchasing a PropertyNUMBER OF TIMES BUYER VISITED FLORIDABEFORE MAKING A 012201732018201945 TO 7 8 TO 10 MORETHAN1020202021
WORKING WITHINTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS International Business Trends Factors Affecting Decision to Purchase Property Leads and Referrals Customer Interaction
50% of MIAMI REALTORS Had an International Customer*―But Still Higher than National Share of 15%PERCENT OF REALTORS WHO WORKED WITH ANINTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERIN THE PAST 12 MONTHS100%80%75%83%77% 77%70% 75% 70%60%57% 61% 60% 57%50%40%20%15%MIAMI*Whethercustomer purchased property or 120100%
45% of MIAMI REALTORS Reported an Increase inInternational Business in the Past Year ―An Increase from the Past Year*CHANGE IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS INTHE PAST YEAR45%43%37%29%27%20%DECREASEDSTAYED ABOUT THESAME20202021*Among respondents who worked with an international customerINCREASED
52% of MIAMI REALTORS Reported an Increase inInternational Business Over the Past 5 Years ―An Increase from the Past Year*CHANGE IN PERCENTAGE OF INTERNATIONALCUSTOMERS IN THE PAST 5 YEARS52%35%33%28%33%20%DECREASEDSTAYED ABOUT THESAME20202021* Among respondents who worked with an international customerINCREASED
65% of MIAMI REALTORS Expect an Increase in InternationalBusiness in Next 12 Months ―An Increase from the Past Year*OUTLOOK ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS INTHE NEXT 12 MONTHS65%42%24%10%DECREASE17% 17%REMAIN THESAME202017%INCREASE2021* Among respondents who worked with an international customer8%DON'T KNOW
Profitability and Security of Investment: Main ReasonsForeign Buyers Purchase Property in MIAMI AreaWHY FOREIGN BUYERS PURCHASE PROPERTY INFLORIDADon't Know, 3%DesirableLocation, 30%Other, 3%SecureInvestment, 40%ProfitableInvestment, 24%
Major Reasons Customers Did Not Purchase Property:Cost, Could Not find Property, Condo FeesREASONS CUSTOMERS DECIDED NOT TO PURCHASEPROPERTYCOST OF PROPERTYCOULD NOT FIND A PROPERTY11%12%12%CONDO FEES9%CANNOT MOVE MONEY8%8%7%6%5%9%5%7%IMMIGRATION LAWSPROPERTY TAXESEXCHANGE RATECOULD NOT OBTAIN FINANCING3%3%3%2%INSURANCE COSTSEXPOSURE TO U.S. TAX LAWSLOSS OF HOME COUNTRY BENEFITS0%20213%202012%15%16%22%
68% of MIAMI REALTORS Reported Customers Found U.S.Prices to be More Expensive than in Home Country ―An Increase from the Past Year*HOW INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS VIEWED U.S.HOME 162017201820192020Less expensive than prices in home countryAbout the same as prices in home countryMore expensive than prices in home country*Among respondents who worked with an international customer2021
85% of Foreign Buyer Leads/Referrals WerePersonal/Business Contacts and Previous CustomersSOURCE OF LEAD OR REFERRALPersonal contact referral41%Previous customer referral25%Former customer15%Website/internet organic search6%U.S. business contact2%Walk-in/open house/phone call1%Outside U.S. business contact1%Signs/ads on boards/yards1%Website/internet (paid ad)1%
80% of MIAMI REALTORS Reported No Problem Workingwith International Customers ―An Increase from Past Years*CULTURAL OR LANGUAGE BARRIERS WORKINGWITH FOREIGN 71%69%77%80%80%201620172018201920202021No ProblemsFew ProblemsSignificant Problems* Among respondents who worked with an international customer
81% of MIAMI REALTORS are Fluent in Another LanguagePERCENT OF REALTORS WHOARE FLUENT IN ANOTHERLANGUAGE75% 73% 76%82% 81% 83%PERCENT OF RESPONDENTSWHO ARE FOREIGN-BORN66%62%66% 69%66%71%55%49%2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 20212016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
APPENDIX 1:FOREIGN BUYER RESIDENTIAL PURCHASES INFLORIDA**Source: 2021 Profile of International Residential Real Estate Activity in Florida
Florida’s Foreign Buyer Purchases ―A Slight Decline from Past YearsDOLLAR VOLUME OF INTERNATIONAL SALES (BILLIONS) 24.2 22.9 19.4 16.02021 15.6 12.32020201920182017201520142013201220102011 17.3 17.4 15.7 14.5 17.12016 23.7
Florida’s Foreign Buyer Market Share ―A Slight Decline from Past YearsFOREIGN BUYER SHARE OF EXISTING HOME SALES43%19% 21% 19%12% 11%20192018201720142013As Percent of Florida's Home Sales8%5%4%202124%17% 14% 15%12% 12% 15% 13% 9%201223%2011201027%19%202028%201651%201557%As Percent of Dollar Volume
52% of Florida’s Foreign Buyers are in MIAMI Region―An Increase from the Past YearTOP DESTINATION OF FLORIDA'S FOREIGN BUYERSMiami-FortOrlandoTampaNorth PortNaplesLauderdaleCape CoralKissimmee- St.PetersburgSarasota- Immokalee- Jacksonville Port St. LucieWest PalmFort MyersSanford-ClearwaterBradenton Marco IslandBeachDeltonaDaytonaPalm BayLakelandBeachMelbourneWinter 5%7%5%4%2%1%2%1%202152%10%8%5%4%4%3%2%2%2%2%
Florida’s Major Foreign Buyers―Higher Share from Latin American BuyersFLO RI DA 'S MA JO R FO RE I G N BUYE %2%2%2%
Florida Destinations of Argentinian Buyers:MIAMI Region is #1DESTINATIONS OF ARGENTINE BUYERSMiami-Fort Lauderdale-West PalmBeach MSAOrlando-Kissimmee-Sanford MSA86%6%Tampa-St.Petersburg-Clearwater MSA2%Cape Coral-Fort Myers MSA2%Jacksonville MSA2%
Florida Destinations of Brazilian Buyers:MIAMI Region is #1DESTINATIONS OF BRAZILIAN BUYERSMiami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach MSA48%Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford MSA33%Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach MSA4%Palm Bay-Melbourne-Titusville MSA3%
Florida Destinations of Canadian Buyers:MIAMI Region is #1DESTINATIONS OF CANADIAN BUYERSMiami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach MSACape Coral-Fort Myers MSANorth Port-Sarasota-Bradenton MSATampa-St.Petersburg-Clearwater MSANaples-Immokalee-Marco Island MSAOrlando-Kissimmee-Sanford MSAPort St. Lucie MSADeltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach MSAPunta Gorda MSALakeland-Winter Haven MSA38%11%9%9%8%5%5%3%3%3%
Florida Destinations of Colombian Buyers:MIAMI Region is #1DESTINATIONS OF COLOMBIAN BUYERSMiami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach MSA74%Tampa-St.Petersburg-Clearwater MSA8%Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford MSA8%Cape Coral-Fort Myers MSA3%
Florida Destinations of Venezuelan Buyers:MIAMI Region is #1DESTINATIONS OF VENEZUELAN BUYERSMiami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach MSA77%Punta Gorda MSA17%Homosassa Springs MSA2%Naples-Immokalee-Marco Island MSA2%
MIAMI Association of REALTORS - A Century of ExcellenceThe MIAMI Association of Realtors (MIAMI) is celebrating 101 Years of Excellence in Service to our 52,000 members,the real estate industry and our communities, honoring a history rich in accomplishments, success, and growth.MIAMI’S unique culture centers on seizing opportunities, building on our diversity and overcoming adversity, whileoffering top service, resources, and education.Chartered by the National Association of Realtors (NAR) in 1920, MIAMI has served, represented and advocated forRealtors, the buying and selling public, and the communities in South Florida for a century. MIAMI has grown its membershipfrom 162 in 1920 to more than 52,000 in the present day, making it the largest local Realtor Association in the nation.Comprised of six organizations, the Residential Association, MIAMI Commercial, the Broward-MIAMI Council, the JupiterTequesta Hobe Sound (JTHS-MIAMI) Council, the Young Professionals Network (YPN) Council and the International Council,MIAMI represents real estate professionals in all aspects of real estate sales, marketing, and brokerage and has officialpartnerships with 224 international organizations worldwide.Global Success & AchievementsIn 1996, MIAMI launched the International Council and International Referral Network, both shining achievements in MIAMI'sdistinguished history. The award-winning Council is now the largest and most successful local council in the world, boasting224 partnerships globally, the Miami International Congress and the Global Property Xchange (globalpropx.com)!In 2016, MIAMI was the first Realtor Association in America to be recognized by NAR as a Diamond Global Business Council.The Diamond award, the highest level of global achievement presented by NAR, recognizes unprecedented commitment toexcellence in global success on behalf of its members.MIAMI offers members the best tools and resources available to successfully do global business, including global propertyportals, websites with automatic translation in 19 languages, B2B platforms for networking and referrals, global designationsand certifications, and access to agents and consumers worldwide. MIAMI also generates worldwide exposure for membersand the South Florida market through events, outreach, media relations and other highly effective initiatives.
The National Association of REALTORS is America’s largest trade association, representing more than 1.3 millionmembers, including NAR’s institutes, societies and councils, involved in all aspects of the real estate industry. NARmembership includes brokers, salespeople, property managers, appraisers, counselors and others engaged in bothresidential and commercial real estate.The term REALTOR is a registered collective membership mark that identifies a real estate professional who is amember of the National Association of REALTORS and subscribes to its strict Code of Ethics.Working for America’s property owners, the National Association provides a facility for professional development,research and exchange of information among its members and to the public and government for the purpose ofpreserving the free enterprise system and the right to own real property.NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS RESEARCH GROUPThe Mission of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS Research Group is to produce timely, data-drivenmarket analysis and authoritative business intelligence to serve members, and inform consumers, policymakers and themedia in a professional and accessible manner.To find out about other products from NAR’s Research Group, visit IONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS Research Group500 New Jersey Avenue, NWWashington, DC 20001202-383-1000data@realtors.org
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President: Theresa Wilson, Bass Lake (Yosemite Gateway Association of REALTORS ) President-elect: Cheryl Keller, Rocklin (Placer County Association of REALTORS ) Secretary: Fiona Theseira, San Diego (San Diego Association of REALTORS ) Treasurer: Eileen Oldroyd, Mission Viejo ( South Orange County Association of REALTORS )
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The MLS shall be supervised by the Residential Board of Governors of the MIAMI Association of REALTORS 's, the Broward-MIAMI Board of Governors and the JTHS-MIAMI Board of Governor's (herein called BOGs) III. DEFINITION OF PARTICPANT MEMBER _ Where the term REALTOR is used in this explanation of policy in connection with the word .
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