Florida will lose $293M in federal disaster funds and must return unspent money, halting storm prep, flood control and infrastructure projects statewide.
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Florida will lose $293M in federal disaster funds and must return unspent money, halting storm prep, flood control and infrastructure projects statewide.
Florida hit a record 15.5% share of U.S. vacation travel in 2024, welcoming 142.9M visitors and leading the nation in tourism for the sixth year running.
A new Realtor.com survey finds potential sellers think it’s a good time to sell, with most expecting to get asking price despite mortgage rate concerns.
A bill preserving and protecting state parks is advancing, with a final vote expected on the House floor. The Senate version still has two committee reviews ahead.
The top remodeling projects that have seen increased demand among NAR members over the past two years include kitchen upgrades, new roofing and a bathroom renovation.
A Florida House bill proposes eliminating the Florida Real Estate Commission. Florida Realtors raised concerns, citing risks to consumers and the industry.
Renaming neighborhoods can boost property values and reshape perceptions but also sparks debate over cultural identity and community change.
Independent contractors can lower their tax bill by writing off business costs like travel and insurance but should consult a tax pro for guidance.
The Counselors of Real Estate’s 2025 report lists 10 key issues, including AI, affordability and insurance costs, driving rapid changes in the real estate industry.
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NEW YORK – Buying a home is certainly one of the most significant financial decisions a person can make. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned homeowner, understanding your financing options is crucial to making a smart investment. From securing a mortgage to exploring down payment assistance programs, the right financing strategy can […]
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.— The deadline to apply for the state’s new storm protection project for homes is Friday, April 11. Elevate Florida is a new, one-time program funded by FEMA that pays a minimum of 75% of the costs to elevate, rebuild or harden against wind and structure damage by storms. It is different from […]