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When Realtors prepare a value or price opinion, other than in pursuit of a listing or to assist a potential buyer in formulating a purchase offer, the opinion must include any present or contemplated interest, including the possibility of representing the seller or buyers.
Whether an HOA can regulate street parking often depends on who owns the road. Associations generally have more authority on private streets than public roads.
A nationwide overhaul of appraisal reporting is underway, bringing more detailed property data and standardized reporting requirements.
In a strong seller’s market, addenda W and X can help sellers accept a top offer while protecting their next option if the deal falls through.
Consumers grew more cautious about spending in May as inflation remained elevated, but interest in existing-home purchases held up better than broader consumer sentiment.
Buyers interested in lifestyle-focused, master-planned communities continue to show strong interest in relocation markets, particularly in warm-weather states. They're financially secure, expect to pay cash for their next home and are more deliberately researching their choices.
TikTok, Instagram Reels and Facebook Live are generating the strongest brand engagement, while polished static posts continue to lose ground across platforms, according to a new report.
Two national beach rankings placed several Florida beaches among the nation’s best, giving real estate professionals a timely way to discuss lifestyle demand, tourism visibility and the factors shaping coastal housing markets.
Florida House and Senate leaders reached a final agreement on a nearly $115 billion state budget late Sunday, clearing the way for lawmakers to hold a final vote Friday after an extended special session. The plan includes funding for Florida Realtors legislative priorities – Hometown Heroes, SHIP and SAIL affordable housing programs.
A new report found buyers in the South made smaller down payments than buyers in other parts of the country during the first quarter of 2026, reflecting lower home prices across many Southern markets even as affordability pressures remain elevated nationwide.