CHICAGO – A written agreement is a prime opportunity to explain all the services you provide and the value you bring to the transaction. Keep in mind that selling the value of an intangible service, such as what you offer to buyers and sellers, may take extra thought, patience and explanation. “The buyer can’t […]
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida Insurance Commissioner Michael Yaworsky announced a series of developments in the state’s property insurance market that point to signs of improvement and stability. Yaworsky highlighted recent rate filings, reduced reinsurance costs and a surge in participation in the Citizens Property Insurance Corporation’s Depopulation Program among the indicators of positive movement. […]
NEW YORK – Thanks to the pandemic-fueled housing boom, Americans are sitting atop a massive pile of home equity. As a result, many face a decision: Should they borrow against their homeownership stake to support spending for various goals? To gain insight into how homeowners view their equity wealth, Bankrate asked for their opinions. […]
Jacksonville, Orlando and Tampa are among the top rental markets in the state offering concessions. The U.S. rental vacancy rate held steady at 6.6%.
As of Monday, insurers reported 11,972 claims from Debby totaling $89.5 million in estimated losses. Of those, 7,325 were residential and 198 commercial.
By embracing data-driven strategies, real estate pros can make informed decisions to drive business forward.
A Redfin study confirms a recent Zillow report finding: Rents are cooling. Some Florida cities with a high number of new apartments continue to see price drops.
To ensure consumers are treated equally after practice changes take effect, develop policies for guiding the compensation conversation and follow them.
A federal judge upheld an ordinance that protects public access to privately-owned beach areas, citing “customary use” rights.
Florida Realtors is deeply saddened to announce the passing of 2001 Florida Realtors President Don L. Asher Jr., of Don Asher Management in Orlando.
The plans also include expanding low-cost financing and reducing federal regulations to help construction efforts.
In the coming weeks, sellers who qualify as members of the class action lawsuit Sitzer-Burnett will be notified of their rights.