How Should I Light My Exterior?

Outdoor lighting enhances home beauty, safety, and security by illuminating walkways, landscaping, water features and architectural details with warm or cool tones.
Read MoreMuted Metals Replace Brass in 2025 Interiors

Designers said homeowners are opting for hardware and fixtures in finishes that include antique pewter, muted black metals and aged brass.
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Smart home tech can be simple and surprisingly helpful. Opt for devices that make everyday life easier like smart plugs and bulbs.
Read More U.S. Inventory Surpasses 1M Homes

Nationally, active listings surpassed the 1 million mark for the first time since winter 2019, while newly listed homes rose 7.2% year-over-year.
Read MoreNAR Clarifies Ethics Code, Drops Commingling Rule

At the Realtors Legislative Meetings, directors also discussed building membership value, the balanced budget and other key issues.
Read MoreMillionaire Renters Flock to Florida

Areas across the state are seeing a sharp increase in high-net-worth residents, both renters and homeowners, attracted here by good weather and a low tax burden.
Read MoreTurning a Tiny Outdoor Space into a Retreat

Small backyards can have big potential with some smart design choices and creative flair. Use mini gardens and cozy lighting to create outdoor ambiance.
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If your formal dining room goes unused, consider transforming it into a more practical space. Options include an office, playroom, gym, library or game room.
Read More Instagram Features Agents Should Use

Real estate pros can grow their brand on Instagram by using tools like co-authored posts, Notes, Broadcast Channels and pinned comments to boost reach.
Read MoreFoundational Colors That Work Anywhere

Colors that include shades of white, gray, blue, black and brown create a cohesive palette, serving as versatile backdrops for balanced interiors.
Read MoreWhat Buyers Should Know About Home Inspections

Homebuyers should vet inspectors carefully, attend the inspection, ask questions and understand that reports cover only visible issues.
Read MoreHow Buyers Are Navigating the Market

Buyers are staying optimistic and finding creative ways to save and navigate the homebuying process despite higher prices and complex mortgage options.
Read MoreGen Z Turns to Siblings to Afford Homes

A new report shows 22% of Gen Z homeowners purchased their home with a sibling in 2025. Co-purchasing outside of romantic partnerships is rising.
Read MoreInsurance Outlook Brighter in 2025

Experts say Florida’s property insurance market is recovering, with lower rates in some areas, more insurers and signs of long-term stabilization
Read MoreBranding Your Small Business for Success

By investing in a clear and consistent brand identity, small businesses can enhance their competitive edge and establish a lasting presence in the market.
Read MoreSteps to Improving Your Credit Score

Improving a credit score involves patience and diligence. Don’t borrow more than you can repay and consult with a nonprofit credit counseling agency for advice.
Read MoreNAR Membership Remains Above Forecast

As of May 31, there were 1,453,690 members, well above the 2025 forecast of 1.4 million, showing Realtor resiliency in ongoing market challenges.
Read MoreMortgage Rates See First Decline in a Month

Rates on 30-year mortgages dipped to 6.85% from 6.89% last week, while 15-year mortgage rates fell to 5.99% from 6.03% last week.
Read MoreMaking a Vacation Home Profitable

A luxury vacation home can be a smart investment if it's guest-friendly, well-managed and designed for rental demand, not just personal taste or resale value.
Read MoreHansen Elected NAR 2026 President-Elect

Christine Hansen was elected NAR 2026 president-elect, while Florida Realtors Pres. Tim Weisheyer and Ines Hegedus-Garcia were named to key national liaison roles.
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