Aging Homes Fuel Teardowns in Florida

Florida tops the nation in demolition permits, highlighting how older housing and demand are pushing rebuilds that could shift supply in key markets.
Read MoreReport: Earlier Homebuying Builds More Wealth

Homebuyers who purchase earlier gain more equity over time, leading to a $119K net worth gap by age 50 compared to those who wait.
Read MoreFlorida Metros Boost February Pending Sales

National pending home sales rose 1.8%, with Florida metros like Jacksonville and Miami posting strong gains, signaling steady demand and more closings ahead.
Read MoreThe Dining Room Rethink Homeowners Want

That unused dining room could be a selling point. Here are seven ways homeowners are reworking the space to fit how people live now.
Read MoreHelping Customers Avoid Rental Scams

Rental scams are on the rise. Agents who educate renters on red flags can help prevent fraud, protect personal data and strengthen their value in the transaction.
Read MoreFlorida Helps Drive Wellness Condo Trend

Developers are blending housing with healthcare and wellness amenities, with Florida leading as aging, affluent buyers fuel demand for longevity-focused living.
Read MoreFla.’s Feb. Housing: Closed, New Pending Sales Up

Florida Realtors chief economist: For the sixth straight month, closed sales rose for both single-family homes, up 3.9%, and condo-townhouses, up 8.6%.
Read MoreBuilding a Stronger Pipeline Through Referrals

Consistent outreach, visibility and collaboration can help maintain referral networks, turning introductions into a steady stream of borrowers.
Read MoreExecutive Orders Target Barriers to Homebuilding

The orders direct agencies to cut rules slowing construction and mortgage lending, a move aimed at boosting housing supply and easing affordability challenges.
Read MoreSimple Updates That Help Homes Stand Out

Wellness rooms, bold colors and updated outdoor spaces are among the renovation trends shaping homes in 2026, along with simple DIY upgrades like new faucets and cabinet hardware.
Read MoreA More Balanced Housing Market Emerging

More listings and cooling price growth may reshape housing conditions this year, giving buyers more options while pushing sellers to price strategically.
Read MoreRealtor Advocacy Triumphs During 2026 Session

Despite delayed state budget, Florida Realtors secures policy wins and protects RE industry from unintended consequences during 2026 legislative session.
Read MoreConsumer Outlook Weakens in Early March

Rising costs and economic uncertainty weighed on households in early March. The survey offers clues about buyer confidence as the spring homebuying season ramps up.
Read MoreRE Q&A: Can Builders Install Signs?

Construction sites may be allowed temporary signs with builder or project info. Local ordinances set limits, and code enforcement can review possible violations.
Read MoreInflation, Global Conflict Complicate Fed Outlook

Inflation concerns tied to the Iran conflict could complicate the Federal Reserve’s next moves as policymakers weigh price stability against a cooling labor market.
Read MoreAI Can Automate Tasks, But Humans Still Matter

AI tools can run workflows and handle tasks automatically, but experts say human oversight helps catch mistakes and manage decisions involving risk or nuance.
Read MoreSingle-Family Construction Softens in January

January housing starts moved higher on multifamily gains, while single-family activity weakened as affordability and construction costs continued to weigh on builders.
Read MoreWhere $400K Buys the Most Space in Florida

Buying power varies across Florida. Jacksonville buyers get the most space, while Miami buyers get far less due to higher price-per-square-foot costs.
Read MoreWhat AI Home Staging Means for Agents

AI staging can attract online attention, but mismatched expectations during showings can hurt a listing. Real staging still helps buyers judge space and layout.
Read MoreCongress Moves Forward on Housing Reform

A broad housing bill passed the U.S. Senate to boost supply and curb investor activity. The measure now returns to the House before it could reach the president.
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