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Economists say more than half the increase in prices from November to December reflected higher housing costs, but consumers remain confident in seeing 3% inflation.
Gia Arvin, 2024 president of Florida Realtors, said lawmakers recognize existing challenges but are optimistic and sincerely want to work with Realtors.
Of millennials, 96% say high interest rates have affected their home-buying plans, and 70% say inflation has affected their plans, a recent survey found.
Looking for insights into real estate trends and the outlook for 2024? Find out at Florida Realtors Real Estate Trends on Jan. 19 at the Mid-Winter Biz Meetings.
The MBA’s deputy chief economist and vice president calls the increase a “promising to start the year.”
Even though ARMs may not be a great bargain right now, borrowers are still wondering if they can save with them.
One borrower wants to know how increasing loan limits will impact a purchase on a larger home.
Housing counseling helps homebuyers, owners and renters access and sustain housing, particularly during times of housing instability and increasing costs.
Realtor.com data from December shows home listings are going up and prices are stabilizing. Still, locked-in owners might be reluctant to sell.
Realtors: Have a high school senior or kid in college? Or a client who does? Tell them about the Education Foundation Scholarships – and to apply by March 6.