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The state’s Elevate Florida program helps residents strengthen, elevate or rebuild homes with at least 75% of costs covered. Applications are due by 7 p.m. Friday.
Week 6 legislative session surprise – Realtors object to 389-page amendment that abolishes the Florida Real Estate Commission.
As the spring market heats up, brokers can equip agents to show sellers the value of listing early by using market data and real stories.
Open floor plans enhance space and light but can lack privacy and require more cleaning. Open layouts can boost home value by up to 7.4% annually.
Florida TaxWatch recommended lawmakers require sensors that detect fatigue, sinking, leaks and stress to help prevent disasters like Champlain Towers.
Pets are part of the family and must be considered when buying or selling a home. Keep animals safe, secure and clean to ensure a smooth showing experience.
About one-third of mortgages have rates between 3-4%, 18% between 4-5%, 9.9% between 5-6% and 18% at 6% or higher, new research shows.
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This spring's homebuying season is more favorable for buyers, with slower price growth, easing mortgage rates and more listings. Affordability remains a challenge.
Spring and summer are perfect for boosting curb appeal with native plants, which thrive in local climates, reduce water usage and save time and money.