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- 5 Ways to Adapt to AI for Work October 13, 2025Adapting to AI doesn't mean overhauling everything you do. Instead, it's about making small shifts that add up to significant results.amyc
- NAR Outlines Future Plans for Members October 13, 2025NAR CEO Nykia Wright emphasizes transparency, accountability and stronger member engagement to strengthen confidence and guide Realtors through industry changes.amyc
- Refinancing Surges as Mortgage Rates Dip October 13, 2025The small drop in mortgage rates has fueled an 80% surge in refinancing, as millions of homeowners rush to cut monthly payments.amyc
- AI, Deepfakes Make Identity Theft Scarier October 13, 2025From AI voice scams to synthetic identities, 2025 brings new, frightening ways criminals steal personal information, making vigilance more critical than ever.amyc
- Fannie Mae: Home Price Growth Will Moderate October 13, 2025Housing experts forecast home prices' growth nationally to average 2.4% in 2025 and 2.1% in 2026, representing revisions from last quarter’s expectations.amyc
- Getting a Home Holiday-Ready This Season October 10, 2025Light up the curb appeal with holiday decorating. Hiring a pro can boost safety and reduce stress. Costs vary by home size, bulbs and display complexity.amyc
- Generational Wealth Shift to Shape Housing October 10, 2025An $84T–$124T wealth transfer from boomers to millennials could reshape cities as younger owners favor sustainability, walkability and mixed-use design.amyc
- Home Repair Program Opens for Storm Victims October 10, 2025Homeowners affected by Hurricanes Debby, Helene, Idalia, Milton or the May 2024 tornadoes can apply for funding to repair, replace or rebuild damaged homes.amyc
- Spotting the Signs of AI Writing October 10, 2025AI-generated content often has a formal tone, repetitive phrasing and symmetrical structure. Always use a human editor to refine AI writing.amyc
- Citizens Policy Count Stable October 10, 2025Citizens Property Insurance Corp. ended last week with about 769,000 policies, showing little change as private insurers continue assuming policies.amyc