Florida Realtors® News
- RE Q&A: Can You Avoid Remodel Headaches? November 7, 2025Careful planning, clear communication and realistic expectations can help homeowners avoid stress, safety issues and costly surprises during a remodel.amyc
- Realtors Describe Shutdown’s Ripple Effects November 7, 2025More than 600 agents described how the federal shutdown has delayed loans, halted flood insurance renewals and stalled home sales nationwide.amyc
- Why Year-End May Be Prime Time for Buyers November 7, 2025Falling rates, higher inventory and motivated sellers make late 2025 one of the best times for buyers to secure favorable deals before spring prices rise.amyc
- Modern Agents Think Beyond ZIP Codes November 7, 2025Buyers and sellers are more informed now. Today’s agents must pair market insight, storytelling and strategy to deliver value that stands out across marketsamyc
- Mortgage Rates Tick Up After Four Week Decline November 6, 2025The average rate on 30-year mortgages moved up to 6.22% from 6.17% last week. Rates on 15-year mortgages rose to 5.5% from 5.41%, Freddie Mac said.amyc
- NAR Pushes for Action on Housing Affordability November 6, 2025With first-time buyers at a record low of 21%, NAR urges all levels of government to adopt policies that expand ownership and boost housing supply.amyc
- Staying Visible When Buyers Use ChatGPT November 6, 2025AI tools like ChatGPT are changing how buyers search for homes. Agents should keep profiles current and share conversational, local posts to stay part of the search.amyc
- Making the Home You Love Fit Your Budget November 6, 2025Experts say there are ways buyers can trim mortgage costs and make ownership more affordable, including comparing lenders and exploring VA, FHA or USDA loans.amyc
- ‘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