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  • Citizens Policy Count Drops April 23, 2025
    The number of state-run insurance policies dropped to 806,966, the lowest since 2022, as private insurers took over policies in a depopulation effort.
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  • Everglades Key to Clean Water Future April 23, 2025
    Florida’s drinking water depends on the Everglades, but pollution and saltwater intrusion threaten it. Restoration is essential to protect the region’s supply.
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  • Rate Drop Boosts March New Home Sales April 23, 2025
    Lower mortgage rates and tight existing inventory helped push March new home sales up 7.4% month-over-month and 6% year-over-year, the NAHB said.
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  • March New Home Mortgage Applications Increased April 23, 2025
    Mortgage applications for new homes rose 5.5% year-over-year and 14% from February, the MBA said. The average loan size fell.
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  • How Tariff Policies Could Impact Your Market April 23, 2025
    Changes to tariff policies could affect home sales in each state differently. A NAR analysis breaks down what it could mean in Florida and the nation.
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  • Florida Faces Growing Wildfire Threat April 23, 2025
    Drought is gripping Florida, sparking dozens of wildfires statewide. Burn bans are in effect across many counties as crews brace for more.
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  • 68% of Americans Have Faced Financial Fraud April 22, 2025
    More than a third of Americans faced financial fraud in a year, and most have been scammed at some point. Many now take precautions.
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  • What Every Agent Needs to Know About AI April 22, 2025
    AI is transforming real estate but comes with risks: it can lie, amplify bias, aid scams and lack security. Use it wisely, and always verify and protect data.
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  • Home Equity Growth Slows Owner Spending April 22, 2025
    Home equity rose to $35T since 2020, but higher taxes, rates and lending limits make it harder for homeowners to benefit from that wealth.
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  • Student Loan Woes May Delay Homebuyers April 22, 2025
    Missed student loan payments could slash credit scores by 150+ points, derailing homebuying plans. Borrowers should get current and protect credit.
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