Real Estate News
Columned Homes Making a Comeback?
Classic columns made of synthetic materials and engineered to look like stone, marble or wood are making reemerging as a design trend. Read More
No Special Session to Address Condos
New House Speaker Daniel Perez said lawmakers will start addressing condominium issues when they hold committee meetings before the 2025 regular session. Read More
How to Keep Moving Costs Down
Moving can be costly, but smart planning and knowing hidden fees can save money. Reduce clutter, avoid peak times and pack efficiently to cut costs. Read More
Is Wall Street Really Buying All the Homes?
Let’s be real – buying a home right now is tough. Read More
Redfin: U.S. Home Prices Rose 0.5% in October
On a year-over-year basis, home prices rose 5.9%, which is the smallest annual increase since December. Buyer demand is coming back. Read More
Three Realtors Join Florida Legislature
Florida Realtors Legislative Caucus grows to 15 with newly sworn in Realtor lawmakers, strengthening the profession’s voice in Tallahassee Read More
Post-Storms Tourism Campaign Gets Boost
Visit Florida bumped up its post-hurricane marketing effort to $6.7 million, aiming to show tourists much of the state has been unaffected by hurricanes. Read More
October Housing Starts Slow on Higher Rates
Housing starts fell 3.1% in October, with single-family starts dropping 6.9%. Builders expect a more favorable regulatory environment in 2025 to boost the housing supply. Read More
Court Backs Approval of Utility Storm Plans
Challengers argued the utility storm-protection plans didn't assess whether proposed projects placed unnecessary financial burdens on customers. Read More