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Are the days of low inventory and slow sales behind us? Here’s what the experts predict for 2025.
Client objections are an opportunity to showcase expertise, add value and close deals. Agents should know the industry and market to build trust.
Freddie Mac reports 75% of boomer homeowners plan to leave their home or its sale proceeds to family, with home equity totaling $17 trillion nationwide.
A government shutdown may pause NFIP renewals, FHA loans and other real estate activity. NAR called on Congress to prevent the disruption.
NAR: Existing-home sales in the South rose 5.6% from October to an annual rate of 1.87 million in November, up 3.3% from one year before.
The trend in increasing number of excess bedrooms is driven by both declining household sizes and by an increase in the number of bedrooms per home.
Incoming Florida Realtors President Weisheyer said his career has been shaped by a focus on making a positive impact, among other key leadership principles.
One in four buyers with kids received family cash for down payments, compared to 12% of those without, highlighting higher housing costs for families.
Florida Realtors Chief Economist: Nov. saw a post-hurricane rebound for new listings, new pending sales. New listings, single-family up 7.2%; condos, up 5.4%.
The finalized rule requires mortgage disclosures for PACE loans, aiming to protect homeowners from costly, unaffordable financing for clean energy upgrades.