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Landlords in Indian River and Collier counties are experiencing rising investment returns due to rents increasing slightly faster than home prices, ATTOM found.
Florida Realtors President Gia Arvin said the state association “looks forward to continued opportunities for our members to provide their expertise and valued services.”
Success in the luxury market isn’t just about confidence and who you know. The best agents understand the market and the industry.
The Manitoba Real Estate Association and Florida Realtors agreed to develop a mutually beneficial relationship and opportunities while at the 2024 MIPIM in France.
Naples and the Cape Coral-Fort Myers areas are among the top 10 metros in the United States with the highest concentration of cash buyers in 2023, the National Association of Realtors® found.
Florida’s population grew exponentially from 2022 to 2023, particularly in the large metro areas, underscoring the trend of widespread population growth in the South, the U.S. Census Bureau said.
The Miami-Dade mayor said she will ask voters in November to approve $2.5 billion in property tax backed bonds to build much-needed affordable housing.
Some Florida markets – including Cape Coral and Tampa – are seeing housing premiums decline, providing greater opportunities for buyers and reducing the risk for losses.
Agents should avoid lackluster online listings, poor staging and overpricing properties to keep competitive in the market. Instead, focus on making the property attractive to a wide variety of buyers.
Scammers are using AI to impersonate the written and voice communications of real estate professionals to infiltrate transactions and scam clients.