U.S. Rents Rise for 15th Straight Month, but Market Shows Signs of Cooling
Miami saw rental rates spike more than 45% in May, more than any other major metro area, according to Realtor.com...
Author : Cecilia Echezabal
Fewer Florida restaurants are selling, but for far more. Why?
The number of Florida restaurants selling is still 16% less than it was pre-Covid. The median selling price, however, is up 26%....
3 Ways Marketing Changes as Market Conditions Change
Mortgage rates continue to increase nationwide; inventory is increasing slightly as buyers back off, and the extremely hot seller’s market we saw during the peak...
Fashion designer buys Palm Beach mansion for $17M
The home gained 62% in value in just over a year....
MBA and NFHA bolster fair housing efforts with new online toolkit
Online toolkit provides lenders with resources to aid underserved communities...
What’s a ‘reset’ anyway? A veteran’s take on the Fed chair’s comments
Interest rates and out-of-whack supply and demand have Powell calling for a market ‘reset.’ Here’s what that means for the real estate industry...
The housing outlook is good, but affordability is a growing problem
Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies report, published Wednesday, dives into economic factors shaping current homebuying and renting landscapes...
Hot Topics in Broker Risk Reduction
REALTORS® help foster competition through their participation in local broker marketplaces....
Rent spiked again in April, expected to keep climbing through the year
The pace of rent price growth was more than double what it was a year ago, reaching 14 percent for a single-family home in April,...
The rise of new technology helps indies compete
Think indie shops can’t compete with big-box brokerages? Think again! New technology gives small brokerages big recruiting energy when pitching to new agents...