Fed Uncertainty Clouds Rate Cut Outlook
FAU economists said lingering inflation and delayed data are making the Fed cautious about cutting rates, adding uncertainty that shapes spending decisions.
Congress Weighs Plan to Boost Housing Supply
Two bipartisan housing bills aim to cut red tape and encourage construction. If passed, they could add more homes over time and gradually ease the tight inventory.
Signs a Home May Need Renovation
Aging homes, rising utility bills and awkward layouts may signal it’s time for upgrades. Here are five clues a property could be due for renovation.
Why Your Credit Score Drives Buying Power
Credit scores shape loan terms, insurance costs and rental approvals. Strong scores can mean lower rates and smoother closings for buyers.
Outdoor Features That Add Buyer Appeal
From pergolas to game zones, outdoor upgrades boost appeal as buyers prioritize entertaining space and expanded living areas.
Florida Buyers Growing More Optimistic
Consumer sentiment in Florida rose for a third straight month, reflecting stronger financial outlooks that can shape major buying decisions.
For Many, the Home Is the Nest Egg
Many Americans are nearing retirement with little saved. Why housing wealth is drawing new attention as a possible financial cushion.
Rates Then vs. Now: Who Had It Harder?
From 16% in the 1980s to mid-6% today, rates tell only part of the story as higher home prices reshape affordability and financing decisions.
Some Drivers May See Auto Insurance Refunds
Some Progressive policyholders active on Dec. 31, 2025, are getting automatic credits averaging $300. Florida regulators secured nearly $1B in refunds.
Human Touch Key to Winning Listings Now
Agents are doubling down on phone calls, open houses, farm areas and consistent personal outreach, pairing smart tech with high-touch connections for new business.