Legislative Proposal Would Nix State Park Plans

The bill would strike golf courses, tennis courts, pickleball courts and ball fields from recreational uses at state parks, and limit camping cabins’ occupancy to six.
Read MoreFla. Insurance Head: No New Legislative Reforms Yet

Commissioner Yaworsky says the state needs to analyze previous reforms, which seem to be boosting the private insurance market, before lawmakers introduce new efforts.
Read MoreReal Estate Business Looking Positive in 2025

Recent mortgage rate forecasts have been optimistic and some economists expect the number of homes sold to reach 5.4M this year, an increase of 14% YoY.
Read MoreFlorida Consumer Sentiment Soars

Floridians are optimistic about their personal finances over the next year, and the national economy over the next year and five years, a UF study found.
Read MoreThe Rise of Multi-Generational Home Buying

Multi-generational living offers families financial and emotional support, stronger bonds and shared caregiving responsibilities, NAR research found.
Read MoreCitizens' Policies Drop Below 1M

Officials expect the number of Floridians insured by Citizens to drop to nearly 900,000 by the end of the year. Another 343,000 could be assumed by February.
Read MoreFlorida Cities Shine as ‘Most Fun’

Four Florida cities took top marks some of the most fun in the U.S. with affordable, year-round recreational activities.
Read MoreOctober Annual Home Price Growth Stalled

CoreLogic said home prices rose by 3.4% nationally in October and are projected to slow to 2.4% by the same time next year.
Read MoreRegulators Approve FPL Storm Costs

FPL bills will rise about $12 monthly in 2025 to cover $1.2B in storm recovery. Tampa Electric and Duke Energy are also seeking recovery costs.
Read MoreHow AI Is Changing the Real Estate Market

Predictive AI is being used to analyze market trends and patterns to help investors while landlords use it to predict maintenance and resource allocation.
Read MoreReport: Families Spend 38% of Income on Mortgage

Affordability of existing homes edged higher for both median- and low-income families between the second and third quarter, the NAHB said.
Read MoreNAHB: Building Shifts to Suburbs, Outlying Areas

Residential construction is shifting to low-density areas due to affordability challenges, high costs, and limited construction options in urban areas.
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A key member of the Fed’s Board of Governors said a December rate cut depends on economic data, warning inflation could rise again.
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Read More Survey Reveals Top Single-Family Rental Features

Better pet accommodations are now a bigger priority for renters of single-family homes than making room for a growing family.
Read MoreU.S. Home Prices Rise 4.3% YoY in Q3 2024

House prices rose as demand outpaced supply, but elevated prices and mortgage rates slowed growth.
Read MoreSea Walls Gain Popularity Among Coastal Homes

Luxury homeowners are opting to build private sea walls costing $150,000 or more to protect their coastal homes from erosion and storm damage.
Read MoreZillow: Buyers Will Come Out Ahead in 2025

The housing market is expected to improve next year, and buyers will embrace smaller homes, Zillow said. Mortgage rates may remain unpredictable.
Read More1 in 5 Renters Spend Entire Paycheck on Rent

Many are working a second job or a job they hate to afford rent, Redfin found. Rental affordability could stabilize in the future as more apartments are built.
Read MoreFEMA Increases Oversight on Florida Rebuilding

FEMA has been cracking down on post-hurricane rebuilding, enforcing stricter rules to ensure damaged homes meet flood safety standards amid rising storm risks.
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