Florida Realtors® News
- ‘Digital Door Knocking’ Turns Posts Into Leads November 5, 2025Agents are embracing “digital door knocking,” using genuine online conversations, comments, messages and polls to build trust and attract new clients.amyc
- Florida Consumer Confidence Slips Again November 5, 2025UF researchers report Florida’s consumer sentiment fell for a fourth month in October, reflecting weaker views on finances and the national economy.amyc
- 4 Things Every New Homeowner Should Know November 5, 2025Key steps, from locating shut-off valves to budgeting for repairs, can help new homeowners stay safe, save money and avoid costly surprises.amyc
- Home Equity: What Homeowners Often Get Wrong November 5, 2025Many homeowners misunderstand how equity works, from what it is to how much they can borrow and what that really means for their finances.amyc
- Court Refuses to Block Chinese Property Law November 4, 2025A federal appeals court upheld Florida’s law restricting property purchases by most Chinese nationals. Judges said challengers lacked standing and rejected other claims.amyc
- Florida Holds Firm as Best State to Retire November 4, 2025The Sunshine State once again ranks as the best state to retire, thanks to its warm climate, coastal lifestyle and lack of state income, inheritance or estate taxes.amyc
- Share of First-Time Buyers Reaches Record Low November 4, 2025NAR research also shows the typical first-time buyer is now 40, repeat buyers average 62 and 88% of all buyers used an agent or broker.amyc
- Old-School Marketing That Still Delivers November 4, 2025Even in a tech-driven market, referrals, integrity and consistent follow-up keep agents thriving. Experts say blending tradition with tech drives success.amyc
- Timeless Kitchen Upgrades That Sell November 4, 2025Design experts say classic materials, balanced layouts and elegant lighting choices can elevate kitchen appeal and boost resale value.amyc
- Insurer Fined Over Claims Handling November 4, 2025Slide Insurance will pay a $250K fine after regulators said it used adjusters not properly appointed and failed to include required disclosures after two major storms.amyc