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At 4.06 million, the annual pace of 2024’s existing-home sales was the lowest number recorded since 1995, when it was 3.85 million.
Fifteen Realtors from across the state will enhance their leadership skills and learn more about Florida Realtors through a number of activities and sessions.
Ideas include a weekly email to your database referencing a "deal of the week," featuring a home listed at a good price for the market.
One manufactured home seller sees trends that include an increasing demand for affordability, eco-friendly homes and changing buyer preference.
NAR’s annual Good Neighbor Awards recognize Realtors who made an extraordinary impact in their communities. Five winners will receive a $10K grant.
Could Fla. be on the cusp of a buyer’s market? Yes, in some local areas, Florida Realtors chief economist said at Friday’s Mid-Winter Meetings’ RE Trends event.
The 2025 forecast for multifamily shows a mixed outlook with potential opportunities and challenges, including continued job growth and rising inflation.
Donald Miller, keynote speaker at the Mid-Winter Business Meetings, said Realtors can succeed by using clear communication and focusing on customers’ problems.
In last of our three-part series, Florida Realtors takes a deep dive into the future of Florida’s housing market and the impact of wealth.
Home prices rose 3.8% in November 2024, up from 3.6% in October. Experts predict a slowdown in 2025 as mortgage rates rise. Tampa saw a 0.4% decline.