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Members across Florida are urged to prepare for potential impacts from a tropical disturbance that is forecast to develop into Hurricane Helene.
Analysts say many borrowers are waiting for affordability to improve and mortgage rates to decline. They anticipate rates will average 5.7% by late 2025.
Florida leads in affordable new home construction, with smaller, lower-priced builds driving down costs and addressing the housing shortage.
Want to drive business through your social media? The key is engagement. Here are some strategies to make you Insta famous on Instagram and other platforms.
Renters are looking for luxury living with convenience and safety. Some new tech devices and home features fit the bill.
Spanish translation of settlement forms are available for reference. Plus, NAR released a new guide to help consumers negotiate buyer agreements.
Less than two months after receiving $100 million from the state Legislature, Floridians have reserved all available Hometown Heroes Housing program funds.
The inventory of unsold existing homes improved by 0.7% from the previous month to 1.35 million at the end of August, or the equivalent of 4.2 months’ supply.
Monthly housing payments are down nearly $300 from April’s all-time high, but pending sales are still lagging. The Fed rate cut on Wednesday could help.
Today’s webinar will cover the new flood disclosure and condo laws that take effect on Oct. 1, and Florida Realtors’ new and updated forms regarding these changes.