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If you’re a broker ready for an office, keep in mind your business’s mission and needs when deciding on space.
Some agents are telling buyers to act now because additional rate cuts will increase market competition. Rates may tick up slightly before dropping again.
Even though millionaires have more options than average American buyers, many see renting as a better investment for now.
Some lawmakers are resisting calls for a special session, keeping the Dec. 31 deadline for condo inspections despite Gov. DeSantis pledge of year-end relief.
Members across Florida are urged to prepare for potential impacts from a tropical disturbance that is forecast to develop into Hurricane Helene.
Employment in the leisure and hospitality, education and health services and construction categories continues to grow. Florida outpaces the national unemployment rate.
Analysts say many borrowers are waiting for affordability to improve and mortgage rates to decline. They anticipate rates will average 5.7% by late 2025.
Florida leads in affordable new home construction, with smaller, lower-priced builds driving down costs and addressing the housing shortage.
When a new landlord steps in, tenants should know their rights regarding rent, utility payments and lease agreements.
Spanish translation of settlement forms are available for reference. Plus, NAR released a new guide to help consumers negotiate buyer agreements.