Florida Realtors® News
- Insurance Outlook Brighter in 2025 June 6, 2025Experts say Florida’s property insurance market is recovering, with lower rates in some areas, more insurers and signs of long-term stabilizationamyc
- Branding Your Small Business for Success June 6, 2025By investing in a clear and consistent brand identity, small businesses can enhance their competitive edge and establish a lasting presence in the market.amyc
- Steps to Improving Your Credit Score June 6, 2025Improving a credit score involves patience and diligence. Don’t borrow more than you can repay and consult with a nonprofit credit counseling agency for advice.amyc
- NAR Membership Remains Above Forecast June 6, 2025As of May 31, there were 1,453,690 members, well above the 2025 forecast of 1.4 million, showing Realtor resiliency in ongoing market challenges.amyc
- Mortgage Rates See First Decline in a Month June 5, 2025Rates on 30-year mortgages dipped to 6.85% from 6.89% last week, while 15-year mortgage rates fell to 5.99% from 6.03% last week.amyc
- Making a Vacation Home Profitable June 5, 2025A luxury vacation home can be a smart investment if it's guest-friendly, well-managed and designed for rental demand, not just personal taste or resale value.amyc
- Hansen Elected NAR 2026 President-Elect June 5, 2025Christine Hansen was elected NAR 2026 president-elect, while Florida Realtors Pres. Tim Weisheyer and Ines Hegedus-Garcia were named to key national liaison roles.amyc
- Celebrate June as National Homeownership Month June 5, 2025Florida Realtors Pres. Weisheyer: “Every day, Realtors in Florida promote housing opportunities and help people realize the American dream of homeownership.”amyc
- New Underwriter Tool Helps Boost Homeownership June 5, 2025Fannie Mae’s Desktop Underwriter uses data on rent payment history, cash flow and self-employment income to help lenders identify creditworthy borrowers.amyc
- New Ideas for Small Bathroom Upgrades June 5, 2025Small bathrooms don’t have to feel cramped. Smart storage, large mirrors, glass or doorless showers and balanced décor can all make the space feel bigger.amyc