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Economists expect one rate cut in July as unemployment drops and new federal policies take effect. Fewer cuts could keep mortgage rates elevated.
State regulators approved new rates, averaging 6.6%, for Citizens Property Insurance customers to begin June 1.
Natural elements in a home can contribute to a healthier indoor environment, reduced stress and boost overall well-being, an interior designer said.
A new report finds young families face challenges buying a home and starting a family. They’re waiting on a 4.5% mortgage rate.
NAR's iOi shifts from an annual summit to a year-round platform, offering real estate pros ongoing tech insights, networking and key events like Pitch Battle.
There’s no perfect time to buy a home – every market has trade-offs. If you're ready and can afford it, lean on a pro to make the most of current trends.
Lawmakers are expected to review the governor’s request for the program, a Florida Realtors' legislative priority, during the session beginning March 4.
In Q4 2024, Florida had 60.7% equity-rich homes, down from 62% in 2023, with Miami-Dade leading at 64.4% and few underwater properties statewide.
A report finds the housing market is being altered by rising home insurance costs and homebuyers factoring climate risk into their decision-making.
Ghost preparers take the taxpayer’s money but don't sign the return or use a preparer ID, leaving the taxpayer fully responsible if there's an issue.