Of the more than 2,000 people who move to Florida every day, 27% are millennials age 28 to 43, a new survey found. They’re drawn by job prospects and affordability.

Changes to FEMA’s individual assistance program will make it easier for disaster survivors to get help and go into effect on March 22.

Florida Realtors chief economist: Watch for the market to reignite over the next several months. “We have weathered the worst of it.”

NAR’s chief economist said December sales “look to be the bottom before inevitably turning higher in the new year” on lower mortgage rates and increasing inventory.

Fla. Realtors chief economist: “Florida weathered the storm” of higher interest rates and ongoing inflation making 2023, a “rough year for residential real estate.”

Single women have different buying considerations than those of other buyers, a Harvard University study found. 

Most adult Gen Zers are tracking ahead of where their parents were at the same age, likely because they bought when rates were near record lows.

HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge told a congressional committee she is open to changing FHA mortgage insurance policies to those similar to conventional loans.

The average long-term U.S. mortgage rate dropped to 6.6%, the lowest level since May 2023, when it was 6.57%.

Agents are leaning into proptech (real estate technology) like eSignature and cloud storage, and may be using artificial intelligence (AI) and virtual reality (VR) soon.

Thousands of homes across Florida have water damage, but state and federal rules prohibit buyer and renters from knowing the history.

Realtors from Tampa and Fernandina Beach are among the 2023 recipients of the Volunteering Works grants and mentoring program.

The Commerce Department found housing starts declined in December after a November spike. Building permits picked up, signaling upward construction growth.

Orlando and Fort Lauderdale are among the nation’s top 30 rental markets for 2024, according to Rent Cafe.

Developers see  luxury condos dotting Florida's shorelines as new construction takes over the first generation of condos. However, it might be tough to convince current residents to sell.

A FEMA survey found roofs built after 2015, after changes to building codes, fared better in high-wind environments.

New mortgage applications increased 10.4% from one week earlier, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.

Empty-nest baby boomers own 28% of the nation’s large homes, while millennials with kids own 14%. A decade ago, young families were just as likely as empty nesters to own large homes.

New labor rules clarify which workers can be classified as independent contractors and employees.

First-generation condo buildings along Florida's waterways are ripe for demolition to build anew, developers told NPR. But, they said, it's difficult to convince owners to sell.