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Falling mortgage rates have pushed the median U.S. housing payment down near its lowest level since January. Pending home sales have yet to improve.
Only 19% of baby boomers think they could have afforded a home in a market like today's, yet 71% believe younger generations could if they didn't spend frivolously.
The typical Realtor in Florida is female with nine years of experience and owns her own home, according to new research by Florida Realtors economists.
Buyers looking for properties near the beach care about sand because it can impact their overall experience. Agents say high-quality sand is an economic asset.
Consumers expect rates and home prices to decline in the coming year but they remain cautious about the market and affordability.
A growing number of Florida’s largest employers are building workforce housing to offset shortages and encourage employee retention.
The new residential contract riders address buyer credits (concessions) and compensation. Florida Realtors will host a Sept. 16 webinar to discuss the riders.
Just as Realtors® serve customers by knowing about the market and community—they also must learn about the many programs that help keep Florida’s natural environment protected.
The things you need to acquire, to do and to know as a Realtor® selling farms can be quite different than selling a home or commercial building. Here is insight from two Realtors who have been doing it successfully for many years.
Commercial and multifamily mortgage lending is expected to reach $539 billion, driven by lower interest rates and maturing loans, the MBA said.