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About one-fifth of recent home buyers considered their pet when choosing a neighborhood, a share that increases among unmarried couples and single women buyers.
Consumers remain concerned about the economy, a new survey showed. Compared to May, more consumers were undecided about plans to buy big-ticket items overall.
Agents gain steady listings by targeting neighborhoods with 8–10% turnover, using mailers, short videos and consistent outreach to build trust and grow business.
Bold, space-saving furniture and mounted sconces maximize small rooms. Glass walls, mirrors and reflective finishes boost light. Calm colors unify without clutter.
On a year-over-year basis, prices rose 3.0%, with the South Atlantic region up 1.6%. Monthly changes varied by region, from -1.3% to +1.2%, the FHFA said.
Not sold on setting your thermostat to 78 degrees? Raise the temperature one degree at a time to see how it affects your comfort and finances.
Over the past few months, “Florida’s housing market is finding its balance, and that’s good for buyers and sellers alike,” said Florida Realtors Pres. Tim Weisheyer.
Cordless, rechargeable lights offer an easy, stylish way to brighten dark spots and boost home appeal without wiring or an electrician.
A condo-related law supported by Florida Realtors takes effect July 1. It improves condo document transparency and extends certain deadlines.
U.S. existing-home sales rose 0.8% in May, with gains in most regions. Inventory and prices increased, while higher mortgage rates kept activity subdued.