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At 4.06 million, the annual pace of 2024’s existing-home sales was the lowest number recorded since 1995, when it was 3.85 million.
Floridians begin the year with improved views about current economic conditions but concerns about the future, a UF analyst said.
NAR’s annual Good Neighbor Awards recognize Realtors who made an extraordinary impact in their communities. Five winners will receive a $10K grant.
Donald Miller, keynote speaker at the Mid-Winter Business Meetings, said Realtors can succeed by using clear communication and focusing on customers’ problems.
While the courts haven't fully tested a smoking ban inside homes, HOAs can enforce rules through warnings, fines or legal action if smoking impacts neighbors.
Could Fla. be on the cusp of a buyer’s market? Yes, in some local areas, Florida Realtors chief economist said at Friday’s Mid-Winter Meetings’ RE Trends event.
One manufactured home seller sees trends that include an increasing demand for affordability, eco-friendly homes and changing buyer preference.
The 2025 forecast for multifamily shows a mixed outlook with potential opportunities and challenges, including continued job growth and rising inflation.
Home prices rose 3.8% in November 2024, up from 3.6% in October. Experts predict a slowdown in 2025 as mortgage rates rise. Tampa saw a 0.4% decline.
In last of our three-part series, Florida Realtors takes a deep dive into the future of Florida’s housing market and the impact of wealth.