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A new report shows younger generations will inherit trillions in property, driving family buying strategies, more estate sales and shifts in luxury market supply.
Modern windows boost comfort, cut energy waste, improve security and send buyers a clear signal that a home is well maintained and built for long-term value.
Tax credits reduce taxes dollar-for-dollar, but some expired for 2026. Some refundable and nonrefundable credits remain. Electric vehicle and home energy credits ended.
From photos and pronunciation to links and availability, digital business cards help you stand out, stay remembered and get contacted the right way.
The state’s growth is expected to moderate in coming years as in-migration slows, GDP growth cools and unemployment edges higher before stabilizing by 2034.
Social platforms reward useful, local content. Agents who use video, planning and engagement can attract buyers and sellers organically and grow leads consistently.
Florida continues to attract retirees with tax savings and lifestyle benefits, even as affordability challenges shape retirement decisions.
Consumer sentiment climbed higher than first reported in early January, reflecting broad gains, though confidence remains well below last year amid inflation pressures.
Paying the mortgage and repairs on a home in your partner’s name may still give you legal rights, even if your name isn’t on the deed.
Property managers who fail to comply with updated lead paint rules risk lawsuits, project shutdowns, insurance denial and fines up to $40,000 per violation.