What's Hot In Commercial Real Estate

Goodwin Procter, one of the largest law firms in the world, said commercial real estate is ready to rebound. Rate cuts will boost real estate development.
Read MoreBuyers Getting Creative for Home Purchases

More hopeful buyers are partnering with family or friends or renting rooms to achieve the goal of homeownership. Analysts say more homes need to be built in the U.S.
Read MoreAmerican Dream of Homeownership Alive and Well

Millennials and Gen Z have a more positive outlook on homebuying in today's market than their predecessors. A majority of Americans think homeownership is achievable.
Read MoreNew Affordable Housing Options Opening in Florida

Workforce housing is in short supply in Florida. At least four housing complexes are in the works across the state to help meet affordability needs.
Read MoreWhat to Know About Buying Investment Property

Building a real estate portfolio can provide passive income opportunities but also comes with challenges. Investing should be done strategically.
Read MoreAre These the Best Places to Live in Florida?

Some of the best places to live in Florida have a robust mix of great schools, nightlife, highly walkable areas and public parks, according to Niche.
Read MoreFAU Lands $1.3M Grant for Seaweed Removal

FAU received a Florida Department of Emergency Management grant for in-water harvesting of the floating brown seaweed that clogs Florida beaches and hurts the economy.
Read MoreFannie Mae: Consumers Adjust to Higher Rates

One economist said consumers appear to be adjusting their expectations for the housing market to better accommodate higher mortgage rates and home pricing.
Read MoreRealtor Shares Thoughts on Florida Housing Market

One real estate professional advises clients to buy now even with higher rates because there are more options on the market.
Read MoreFlorida to Spend Gambling Revenue on Environment

An estimated $750 million annual revenue from a gambling compact between the state and the Seminole Tribe will go towards water-quality projects in the state.
Read MoreAnalysts: Home Insurance Crisis May Be Nearing End

Insurance insiders are optimistic about the home insurance market in Fla., saying rates are continuing to stabilize. A major hurricane could change things though.
Read MoreCity vs. Suburbs: What’s the Best Choice?

For some house hunters, one of the biggest decisions is location – the city or the suburbs. The choice sometimes comes down to a few factors.
Read MoreWhat to Know About Landscape Lighting

Landscape lighting can make a yard look more attractive and add an element of safety. Homeowners should work with professionals.
Read MoreAppeals Court Allows DOJ to Reopen NAR Inquiry

A federal appeals court granted the U.S. Department of Justice authority to reopen an antitrust investigation against the National Association of Realtors.
Read MoreImproving Curb Appeal for a Spring Home Sale

Winter weather can leave a home’s exterior and yard looking dreary. Some easy steps, like adding mulch and removing leaves, can provide a much-needed face lift.
Read MoreWill the Fed Cut Rates? Analysts Weigh in

Rate cuts usually happen when the economy weakens. The recent strong jobs report and low unemployment have some wondering if a rate cut will happen this year.
Read MoreProtect Yourself From Identity Theft

Protecting your credit doesn’t have to be expensive. There are plenty of low-cost and free options, including those provided by credit card companies.
Read MoreHomes Sell Fastest in These Florida Counties

Typical homes in Florida are on the market 62 days. When homes sell faster, it can be a sign the market is less buyer friendly.
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In-demand home features for Gen X-ers include showers instead of bathtubs and the latest gadgets to help them as they age.
Read More Itemize or Take the Standard Deduction?

Self-employed and business filers should remember home office, vehicle and retirement fund contribution deductions, experts say.
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