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Interestingly, while the Miami market is cooling, savvy investors recognize potential in the chaos. Major players like Madnao Capital and Gaia Real Estate have formed a fund with plans to acquire up to $250 million worth of distressed properties across South Florida. Their strategy is not to flip properties quickly but to invest in homes needing minor repairs—ultimately intending to rent them out and hold them until the market rebounds.
This approach emphasizes a long-term investment perspective, aligning with historical patterns of recovery in Miami's real estate landscape. The logic here is simple: when property values do recover, those who invested during the downturn stand to profit significantly.