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In this article, PMG managing partner Ryan Shear addresses the question of what renters look for when buying a new home during the coronavirus pandemic.

In this article, we dive deeper with managing partner Ryan Shear about developing the biggest apartment building in Downtown Orlando.

Society Las Olas

Property Markets Group is addressing affordability issues with the 639-unit Society Las Olas. The 34-story project will offer apartments starting at $1,100 when it opens this spring. A co-living program provides a private bedroom and bathroom and common spaces to share with roommates. Amenities will include co-working space, an oversized gym and fitness studio with group classes, a communal kitchen to host potluck meals and demonstrations, smart package lockers, dog runs and bike storage facilities. Many units be available fully furnished. An app will enable keyless entry, manage guest lists, package arrival notifications, foster social events and thermostat adjustments. A major attraction is its location on the New River next to The Wharf entertainment center, the Riverwalk and Himmarshee Village. The architect is FSMY Architects & Planner. societyliving.com

PMG and Raven Capital Management have begun construction on the initial two towers of the 19-story Society Orlando, a new community in downtown Orlando, Fla. 

Set to include three towers when complete, the development is the fourth bearing PMG’s Society imprimatur, targeted at those who want to live affordably in downtown districts. It is the largest residential project to date in downtown Orlando. Last October, the partners announced a similar development in downtown Phoenix. 

The proliferation of street art is making neighborhoods from Miami to New York and across the globe resemble outdoor galleries.

At X Miami Apartments, a 464-unit multi-family social community, fantastical artwork covers the garage, and Crayola-colored art walls punctuate an 18th-floor dog park.

Miami scored big with house-hunters the last time it hosted the bowl game a decade ago. Home prices have surged 72% from the third quarter of 2009 to the same 2019 quarter.

Even without a game, Miami would be in its prime season for property sales, which is roughly between Jan. 15 and May 15, says Ryan Shear, managing partner at the Miami and New York development group PMG.