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Pending home sales fell 4.5% in December, while canceled deals hit a record 16.2%. Existing home sales rose 0.7%, driven by earlier demand.
NAR forecasts mortgage rates to stabilize near 6% in 2025, likely establishing a new normal. Inventory will gradually grow.
The newest Consumer Guide provides essential information on flood insurance, covering requirements and options for properties in flood-prone areas.
Themed showings and neighborhood-focused experiences help buyers connect emotionally and envision a future home.
The latest HMI survey revealed that 30% of builders cut home prices in January, with that share remaining stable between 30% and 33% since July.
Florida, especially South Florida, shows strong office space demand despite national vacancy highs, mostly due to the state’s pro-business atmosphere.
Looking for insights into real estate trends for 2025? Find out from Florida Realtors chief economist at Real Estate Trends on Jan. 31 at the Mid-Winter Biz Meetings.
A new survey found 96% of millennial home buyers have concerns about purchasing a home, with 44% worried about finding an affordable home.
Homeowners facing flooding from rivers and creeks are more likely to be underinsured than coastal residents, a new report found.
Some agents say homeowners shouldn’t invest too much in renovations because some upgrades may not yield better offers.