Ross Milroy's (rossmiami) Blog

Citizens Property Insurance Corporation was created by the Florida Legislature in August 2002 as a not-for-profit, tax-exempt, government entity. It was created to provide insurance protection for Florida policyholders who are entitled to, but are unable, to find property insurance coverage in th...

Promising “unmatched quality of amenities and finishes,” the newly constructed luxury condos at Miami’s version of New York’s famous flatiron building, are designed to allow for optimum functionality. Upgraded kitchens feature Snaidero motorized cabinetry with customizable colors, Miele under-cou...

There is a lot going on in Downtown Miami… and a lot of revitalization that is long overdue! Over the past several months, we have seen a variety of initiatives both planned and break ground to improve the livability of Downtown Miami. For far too long, the areas to the west of Biscayne Boulevar...

As this time of year approaches, the reality of tax season starts to set in. While property taxes are not paid until closer to the end of the year, it’s never too early to be analyzing your situation and what you can do to minimize your burden come November (which is when you’ll receive the large...

Miami has never been your typical city and much less a bike friendly city. Our public transportation is limited to a north-south rail system, an antiquated public bus system, limited free Trolleys, and of course, Lyft and Uber. Given that Miami is sprawled out over 55 square miles, maybe this is ...

If you follow Miami’s real estate news and worry that you might be missing out on amazing deals by not buying into the hundreds of pre-construction condominium opportunities, a new report from Real Estate Broker and expert Ross Milroy shows you might be making the right decision.Based on Milroy’s...

As commercial construction in Miami intensifies and condo supply still outpaces demand, residential rental prices are dropping. For the first time ever, Downtown Miami is seeing more apartment rental units than condominiums being delivered; in fact, many developers are actually holding off on br...