Single Women Driving Housing Market

Single women are increasingly viewing homeownership as a powerful tool for building wealth and long-term stability. They account for 20% of buyers.
Read MoreHow to Lend Money to Family Members

Lending money to adult children for a house can work well if you create a written agreement, charge interest and understand the risks. Gifting is another option.
Read More1980s Design Trends Making a Comeback

Design styles that include bold colors, neon, patterns, wallpapered ceilings, curved details and cozy, lived-in vibes with modern, vibrant touches are back.
Read MoreHomeowners Turn to Cheaper, Riskier Policies

Some Floridians are turning to lower-cost dwelling/fire insurance to save on premiums, but the limited coverage may leave gaps during major claims.
Read MoreGenAI Used to Enhance Old Scams

Generative AI tools like voice clones and avatars are fueling smarter scams, making fraud harder to detect and easier for criminals to carry out.
Read MoreSellers Enter Spring Market With High Hopes

A new Realtor.com survey finds potential sellers think it's a good time to sell, with most expecting to get asking price despite mortgage rate concerns.
Read MoreFlorida’s Federal Tax Deadline Extended to May 1

Florida is among five states that was granted a tax deadline extension from the IRS due to the 2024 hurricanes. Officials warn against scammers.
Read MoreFlorida Leads as America’s Vacation Destination

Florida hit a record 15.5% share of U.S. vacation travel in 2024, welcoming 142.9M visitors and leading the nation in tourism for the sixth year running.
Read MoreVolunteering in Leadership to Propel Business

Real estate pros can grow their business, network, and skills by taking on leadership roles and engaging more deeply in the industry.
Read MoreHomeowners Turning Equity Into Renovations

With rates high and prices up, homeowners are choosing renovations over moves – revamping kitchens, baths, and unused spaces to suit their needs.
Read MoreFEMA Slashes Nearly $300M in Disaster Prep Funds

Florida will lose $293M in federal disaster funds and must return unspent money, halting storm prep, flood control and infrastructure projects statewide.
Read MoreBoats Fuel Onshore Termite Spread

Invasive termites can spread via infested boats, leading to hidden onshore infestations that cause costly damage and are difficult to detect or contain.
Read MoreHome Design Ideas for the Year Ahead

Brown tones, color drenching, wallpaper and cozy, quiet spaces are trending. Experts say skip tiny homes, farmhouse style and open kitchen shelving.
Read MoreRE Q&A: Can a Co-Op Board Require a New AC Unit?

A co-op board can stop maintaining a shared AC system if allowed by governing documents and approved by required votes, but actions must be reasonable.
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U.S. consumer sentiment declined 11% to 50.8 amid rising job concerns and long-term inflation expectations, with declines across all groups.
Read More Rising Tariffs Could Drive Up New Home Prices

Tariffs on construction materials, particularly from China, may raise new home prices by up to $10,000 with costs possibly passed to consumers.
Read MoreThe Facts About Insulation and Home Efficiency

Insulation boosts comfort, cuts energy costs, blocks noise and lasts for decades — making it a smart, eco-friendly upgrade for any home.
Read MoreNAR Answers FAQs on New Listing Option

NAR provides clarity on its new Multiple Listing Options for Sellers policy, addressing seller flexibility, delayed marketing and more.
Read More30-Year Mortgage Rates Dip for Third Week

The average rate on a 30-year mortgage fell to 6.62% from 6.64% last week, while rates on 15-year mortgages remained at 5.82%, Freddie Mac said.
Read MoreTop Remodeling Projects for Value, Satisfaction

The top remodeling projects that have seen increased demand among NAR members over the past two years include kitchen upgrades, new roofing and a bathroom renovation.
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