Florida Realtors News

NAR looked at the successes and challenges for women in homeownership. Some women, particularly those of color, still face multiple hurdles.

NAR issued a statement following inaccurate media coverage that included the false representation or suggestion the association requires a 6% commission.

Building name recognition for a new real estate business doesn’t have to include expensive campaigns. Rather, agents can utilize free tools that can be effective, including community outreach.

The rise in single-family housing starts in February are the highest since April 2022. In the South, combined single-family and multifamily starts are 15.7% higher than the previous month.

A new report from UF’s Shimberg Center for Housing Studies found Florida continues to have an affordable housing gap. A larger housing supply and more homeowner assistance is needed.

More homes in Northeast Florida sold in February than the month before with higher median prices, the Northeast Florida Association of Realtors (NEFAR) said. The housing supply is also increasing.

New and updated forms are available in Form Simplicity, a Florida Realtors member benefit.

Landlords in Indian River and Collier counties are experiencing rising investment returns due to rents increasing slightly faster than home prices, ATTOM found.

In Florida and nationwide, the housing supply is rebounding as sellers get used to elevated mortgage rates and the lock-in effect eases, Redfin found.

By crafting an effective and recognizable brand identity, real estate professionals and teams can raise their profile and stay ahead of their competition.