Luxury home prices in Miami rose 18% year-over-year in July 2026, with Tampa close behind at a 15.4% increase, significantly outpacing the 5.3% rise in the overall U.S. luxury market. This surge is driven by wealthy buyers attracted to Florida's tax benefits, warm climate, and waterfront lifestyle, with Miami and West Palm Beach becoming hotspots for ultra-rich buyers. Sales of luxury homes in West Palm Beach jumped 43.9%, supported by a growing financial sector and affluent retirees and professionals. Tight housing inventory and buyers less sensitive to mortgage rates are sustaining strong demand despite a softer broader market.
Goldman Sachs has recently underperformed the S&P 500, but its current share price weakness is seen as a compelling buying opportunity. The bank's net revenue is nearing $70 billion, fueled by strong growth in global banking, investment banking, fixe...
Goldman Sachs raised its price target for Keysight Technologies to $487, reflecting a 27% upside from the current share price, driven by strong demand for AI infrastructure. Keysight reported a 56% increase in fiscal Q3 orders to $2.09 billion, with ...
