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Higher prices and rates are driving demand for in-law suites, which offer privacy, shared costs and independence in multigenerational living arrangements.
The longest full government shutdown in U.S. history is delaying sales and could lead to catastrophic risk for homeowners and businesses in flood zones, NAR said.
Mentorship bridges generations, builds confidence and shapes future leaders, creating a ripple effect of growth and connection across workplaces.
Designers say well-styled shelves make rooms feel balanced and inviting. It’s a small detail that can help homes photograph better and attract more buyer interest.
Digital expert Alex Montalenti says agents who update their Google Business Profile with reviews, photos and consistent info can boost visibility and free leads.
When a neighbor’s sprinkler floods your property, they may be liable for damage. Experts say to document the issue and consider legal action if it continues.
State Farm and other insurers cite Florida’s stabilizing market and lower litigation costs as auto insurance rate cuts continue.
Homeowners staying put should focus on projects with strong resale value — like kitchen, bath and flooring updates — and avoid overly personalized upgrades.
Real estate licensees can be disciplined in a variety of forums, including criminal courts, administrative hearings and local real estate boards. In the first of three articles, we’ll focus on criminal proceedings.
Jerome Powell said another rate cut at the Fed’s December meeting “is not a foregone conclusion,” citing uncertainty from the shutdown and mixed data.