Demand Remains High for Florida Luxury Properties
Buyers in Florida’s booming luxury market are seeking properties with smart home technology, access to nature and sophisticated security systems.
Buyers in Florida’s booming luxury market are seeking properties with smart home technology, access to nature and sophisticated security systems.
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation’s (OIR) said the state’s insurance market is continuing to strengthen with more carriers.
A new report from NAR found a rise in first-time buyers across all generation. Leading the charge were younger millennials, age 25 to 33.
Efforts like the NAR Global Ambassador program have made great inroads in helping organized marketplaces grow through professional standards and MLS rules.
Real estate professionals say new construction is offering attractive incentives as the housing market stabilizes. The shifting market has given buyers more options.
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Net general revenue in Feb. totaled nearly $3.538B, up $217.M, or 6% higher than projected. Analysts said the sales-tax portion could be misleading.
Turnkey properties, popular among real estate investors, allow for passive income streams but often may come with hidden costs.
Colliers: The U.S. vacancy rate rose from 11% in late 2019 to 17% today, higher than during the 2008 financial crisis. As leases expire, it could mean more office sales.
Homebuyers are increasingly looking to build smaller, more affordable homes. The average size of a new-build home in 2023 fell to the smallest size since 2010.