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AI can handle routine tasks for agents, creating more time for pricing, negotiations and customer care. Agents must still verify information and personalize messaging.
As demands and constant communication mount, agents who make clearer choices about time, energy and routines are better positioned to sustain momentum.
From storybooks to scavenger hunts, real estate pros are finding creative ways to involve customers’ children and reduce the stress for families during the house hunt.
Top agents should be doubling down on what already works, such as reviewing past leads and focusing on fewer high-value connections, for success this year.
Home prices rose in most U.S. metros in late 2025. Florida saw some price softening tied to higher inventory, while homeowners continue to hold significant equity.
Florida’s consumer sentiment index rose in January as views of personal finances and spending improved, even as economic uncertainty persists.
The annual Good Neighbor Awards recognize Realtors who made an extraordinary impact in their communities. Five winners will receive a $10K grant.
New HousingWire metrics point to stronger buyer activity, modest price stability and expanding inventory as early 2026 gets underway.
Designers say staging increasingly highlights screen-free spaces, helping buyers picture rooms meant for rest, creativity and time offline.
A new NAR survey highlights how affordability pressures, limited supply and reduced mobility are shaping buyer, owner and renter sentiment nationwide.