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An $84T–$124T wealth transfer from boomers to millennials could reshape cities as younger owners favor sustainability, walkability and mixed-use design.
Homeowners affected by Hurricanes Debby, Helene, Idalia, Milton or the May 2024 tornadoes can apply for funding to repair, replace or rebuild damaged homes.
AI-generated content often has a formal tone, repetitive phrasing and symmetrical structure. Always use a human editor to refine AI writing.
U.S. remodelers remain optimistic as the market stays positive, though growth is moderating amid high costs and cautious customer demand.
A new survey found 82% of Americans use AI like ChatGPT and Gemini for housing insights, but agents remain the most trusted information source.
Ranch homes are rising in popularity, up 44.7% in six years, as buyers seek single-level layouts, modern updates and enduring resale value.
Citizens is allowing policyholders to defer flood insurance paperwork after the federal shutdown paused the National Flood Insurance Program.
Consumers are using AI to find local agents, so a strong digital presence, including an updated profile and positive reviews, are essential for visibility and trust.
A government shutdown can disrupt services like flood insurance and FHA approvals. Advocacy Scoop discusses how NAR is responding to protect transactions.
Pet-friendly features like dog parks, grooming stations and nearby vets are winning over Florida buyers. Agents can highlight communities for both people and pets.