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Despite a delayed state budget, Florida Realtors secures policy wins and protects the RE industry from unintended consequences during the 2026 legislative session.
Buying power varies across Florida. Jacksonville buyers get the most space, while Miami buyers get far less due to higher price-per-square-foot costs.
AI staging can attract online attention, but mismatched expectations during showings can hurt a listing. Real staging still helps buyers judge space and layout.
January housing starts moved higher on multifamily gains, while single-family activity weakened as affordability and construction costs continued to weigh on builders.
NAR’s Shannon McGahn said passage of the ROAD to Housing Act helps address the housing shortage. The bipartisan bill now moves to the House and the president.
Across the U.S., activity edged higher while the South posted a year-over-year gain as affordability improved for the eighth month.
Real estate agents say small landscaping updates can make a difference before listing. These simple fixes can improve curb appeal and help homes stand out online.
The association emphasizes that brokers and agents who choose to participate in an MLS agree to comply with the policies and rules.
Florida’s five largest auto insurers are indicating an average 8% rate drop for 2026. Regulators say improving market conditions could bring relief to some drivers.
Property managers and contractors working in pre-1978 homes may need EPA certification. Recent guidance clarifies who can be held liable.