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Challengers argued the utility storm-protection plans didn't assess whether proposed projects placed unnecessary financial burdens on customers.
Visit Florida bumped up its post-hurricane marketing effort to $6.7 million, aiming to show tourists much of the state has been unaffected by hurricanes.
On a year-over-year basis, home prices rose 5.9%, which is the smallest annual increase since December. Buyer demand is coming back.
Florida Realtors Legislative Caucus grows to 15 with newly sworn in Realtor lawmakers, strengthening the profession’s voice in Tallahassee.
The finish, popular in the 1990s, has reemerged in recent years. Designers share the hottest ways to use brass in the home.
Exurbs, communities located beyond a city's suburbs, are attracting newcomers by blending rural charm and suburban sprawl with affordable housing.
Realtors® are known for their giving spirit and love of community. Help us gift a smile or two this GivingTuesday by supporting a worthy cause.
When deciding between remodeling or moving, consider factors like costs, time, risk and return on investment. Emotional components also matter.
A new study found of those earning under $50,000 who struggle to afford housing, 21% have delayed or skipped medical treatments while 15% have worked a side hustle.
Some of the top digital marketing trends for real estate agents include virtual tours, personalized content, SEO, social media and AI tools to engage clients.