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In-demand home features for Gen X-ers include showers instead of bathtubs and the latest gadgets to help them as they age.
Rate cuts usually happen when the economy weakens. The recent strong jobs report and low unemployment have some wondering if a rate cut will happen this year.
To successfully navigate the market, first-time buyers should expect to move quickly and make an offer if they see a home they like. They should also seek mortgage preapproval.
Find out the traits that consumers say they’re looking for in real estate professionals to help them navigate a transaction, like a guide and a coach.
Senate Bill 304 – signed into law on Tuesday – is aimed at protecting consumers against shady movers. Consumers should still vet a moving company before hiring one.
Forecasters project 23 named storms this year. Sales tax holidays this year – June 1-14 and Aug. 24-Sept. 6 – eliminate taxes on some disaster-preparedness supplies.
Self-employed and business filers should remember home office, vehicle and retirement fund contribution deductions, experts say.
Real estate pros are using AI in an advisory role for customer contact, listings and social media. They say licensed agents will always be needed.
Buyers in Florida’s booming luxury market are seeking properties with smart home technology, access to nature and sophisticated security systems.
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation’s (OIR) said the state’s insurance market is continuing to strengthen with more carriers.