CHICAGO — A new advertising campaign from the National Association of Realtors® called “Right by You” begins airing Monday with ads that reaffirm the essential role that agents who are Realtors® play in helping Americans achieve property ownership. The first wave of new work, entitled “Don’t DIY,” offers a lighthearted take on the challenges […]
News & Media By Amy Connolly ORLANDO, Fla. — After the deadly 2021 collapse of Champlain Towers South in Surfside, real estate professionals have been grappling with the many changes to condominium regulations aimed at increasing the safety of these buildings as well as ensuring that prospective purchasers are better informed about the building’s […]
Rates on 30-year mortgages fell to 6.63% this week, marking a seven-week decline. Borrowing costs on 15-year mortgages fell to 5.79%
A majority of baby boomers live in homes over 30 years old without any renovations. Some suggestions include nonslip floors and lower fixtures.
A survey shows many buyers want an outdoor living area to maximize their home exteriors. A deck or pavers can enhance useability and value.
Realtors gathered in Tallahassee for Great American Realtor Days to meet with lawmakers and discuss topics that include property rights and funding for vital programs.
Supply issues and high rates will slow multifamily nationwide in early 2025, but as supply eases, starts may rebound later, NAHB said.
New agents should focus on building referrals through people they already know, including family, friends and local business owners.
HOA rules must follow the bylaws. If fences aren’t required, they can’t be mandated. Check full bylaws, clarify landscaping duties and address concerns early.
Floridians earning between $111,551 and $143,422 are considered upper-middle-class. Strategic planning helps families thrive with rising living costs.
Couples often wait years after marriage to buy a home. To save time, opt for cash wedding gifts, avoid debt, explore first-time buyer programs and use tax benefits.
A new survey of home-staging professionals found lime green, bold pink and red to be among the most off-putting colors to home buyers.