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Agents should build on their area knowledge with three key skills: understanding the numbers, telling a meaningful story and thinking strategically.
Florida car insurance rates are expected to drop an average of 6.5% in 2025 – a welcome change for agents who spend a lot of time on the road.
Consumer sentiment rose slightly in July, with current conditions improving and inflation expectations falling. The overall outlooks remain cautious.
A judge dismissed a third recent lawsuit against NAR, barring the plaintiff from refiling. The claims alleged MLS discrimination and policy violations.
Maintaining a safe and secure environment is paramount in multifamily properties where diverse groups of residents live in close proximity.
Applications for the 2025 Hometown Heroes Program should open Aug.18; My Safe Florida Home grants reopen today. Both were Florida Realtors’ 2025 legislative priorities.
A new law allows veterans to directly compensate real estate agents and gives them equal footing in the housing market, a change long championed by NAR.
Rates on 30-year mortgages slipped to 6.72% from 6.74% last week while 15-year rates dropped to 5.85% from 5.87%, Freddie Mac said.
Homeowners are blending urban style with cozy countryside charm to create homes that balance bold style with warmth, comfort and personal expression.
Realtors remain confident that sales will rebound, pointing to rising mortgage applications despite a 0.8% June decline nationwide.