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A new Redfin report found homeowners are staying in their homes twice as long as they did in 2005, driven largely by older Americans.
A study commissioned by Florida Realtors shows eliminating the tax would bring $4 billion into Florida in new business growth and operations in the first year and $19.7 billion over five years.
Artificial intelligence use is on the rise in real estate but more than 50% of brokerage executives are concerned about the perceived lack of safeguards, a new study found.
A growing number of in-state and out-of-state residents are moving to Orlando, drawn by the cheaper housing prices and attractive amenities.
Generative AI can show the possibility of a property beyond what currently exists, but it’s important to use it responsibly and ethically, adhering to the NAR Code of Ethics.
A Valentine’s Day surprise: Love does not just prompt home buying, but home buying appears to prompt love as well, a recent survey found.
Interlocking bricks made from recycled materials were used to construct Lakewood Village in Palm Springs. The materials are rated to withstand a Category 5 hurricane.
More than 14.5% of homes in Florida are owned by single women, compared to 10% by single men.
Real estate fraud costs, on average, $70K per incident, a recent study found. Better education is needed, particularly for those age 65 and older.
For the first time since Fannie Mae began its national housing survey (in 2010), a larger share of consumers believe mortgage rates will decrease over the next year, rather than increase.