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The Federal Reserve held its key interest rate steady Wednesday after last month’s increase, seeking more economic data as inflation remains above its 2% target.
Treasury proposed rules outlining exceptions to federal limits on large investors’ home purchases. The law’s restrictions begin Jan. 7, 2027.
Research links lower returns among older home sellers to property condition and sales methods, highlighting trade-offs in quick or private deals.
Tampa led construction activity, while Polk, Pasco and Duval counties posted gains even as permit counts declined across all five regions tracked by HBW.
Saved messages, automated replies and a backup plan can help real estate agents respond to new inquiries promptly while staying focused on current customers.
FEMA’s new online tool lets residents in participating communities get a flood insurance quote and buy a National Flood Insurance Program policy online.
A new survey finds buyers value agent referrals and want a smoother experience connecting mortgage, title and insurance services.
Economists in a Reuters poll expect a December Fed rate hike, while most forecast no change this week as inflation stays elevated.
A Neighbors Bank survey finds older owners and first-time buyers considering smaller homes, with upkeep, affordability and mortgage rates shaping decisions.
Florida’s third-quarter single-family sales held steady as homes reached contract faster and inventory tightened, though new pending sales declined.