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Single-family starts hit their lowest since July 2024, but overall starts rose 4.6% thanks to a 30% surge in multifamily building.
Consumer sentiment rose slightly to its highest point in five months. Despite easing inflation expectations, economic concerns remain elevated.
A federal court dismissed Homie’s antitrust claims against NAR and major brokerages with prejudice, barring the company from refiling the lawsuit.
Trey Goldman now will oversee Florida Realtors’ legislative and regulatory advocacy-related efforts in Tallahassee. He previously served as legislative counsel.
The new dashboard gives Realtors exclusive, monthly metro data and forecasts to better guide clients on affordability, pricing and market trends.
Selling a home with input from multiple generations adds stress. Clear leadership, communication and smart prep can help keep the process on track.
AI is helping Realtors save time, boost productivity and improve client service especially in valuation, lead generation and repetitive tasks like scheduling.
Home shoppers are finding creative ways to achieve homeownership, including buying smaller homes and opting for multigenerational living.
Lawn paint boosts curb appeal, but sellers should disclose its use, especially if covering major turf issues since it’s a cosmetic, not permanent, fix.
Fueled by population gains, tax advantages and a strong economy, commercial real estate investment is surging across the state, experts say.