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Florida Housing Market Outlook Through 2030

Florida Housing Market Outlook Through 2030

Florida’s housing market is expected to grow steadily through 2030, shifting from rapid pandemic-era growth to a more balanced, sustainable pace. Strong migration, job growth, and lifestyle appeal continue supporting housing demand despite affordability challenges and fluctuating mortgage rates. Economists project roughly 305,953 new residents annually, adding about 838 people daily, significantly increasing long-term housing […]

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Happy Easter

Happy Easter

Easter is a Christian holiday that celebrates the belief in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.However, according to many theologians, Easter originally began before the arrival of Christianity.It is believed that Easter is named after the Anglo-Saxon goddess of the dawn and spring, known as Eostre.Examples of Easter traditions include Easter eggs and related games such […]

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What to Know About Mortgage Refinancing and Common Refinancing Costs

Refinancing replaces your current mortgage with a new loan, which may change your interest rate and monthly payment. Key factors include understanding your current loan terms, home equity, closing costs, and potential tax implications. Options can include fixed-rate and adjustable-rate mortgages, and some borrowers may be eligible for certain government-backed programs like FHA or VA […]

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The 8 Types of Mansions and the Characteristics of Each

Mansions display a range of architectural styles, including Victorian, Modernist, Colonial, Mediterranean, mountain chalet, beachfront, smart, and castle designs. Features vary from ornate facades and eco-friendly materials to large windows and advanced technology, each offering distinct luxury and historical significance. Continue to full article

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For Real Estate Investors, the West Coast Is Hot and Florida Is Not

U.S. investor home purchases rose 2% year-over-year in Q4, totaling just under 50,000, with activity varying by region. West Coast cities saw double-digit increases, while Florida cities experienced declines due to rising costs and lower rental profits. Nearly 9.2% of investor sales were at a loss, but median capital gains remain high. Investors bought more […]

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Housing Supply Gap Over 4M Homes

Housing Supply Gap Over 4M Homes

Supply Shortfall: New home construction lagged household formation by ~50,000 units; cumulative gap exceeds 4 million homes. Young Households Missing: About 1.82 million Gen Z and millennial households delayed forming due to high prices and low affordability. Regional Differences: South has largest absolute deficit (1.62M homes), Northeast has the tightest gap relative to construction history. […]

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Happy April Fool’s Day

Happy April Fool’s Day

Breaking news! Interest rates at pre-pandemic levels, mortgage rates at all-time low, announces Fed. It's a dream come true for homebuyers who have been waiting for the perfect time to enter the market! Dream on… Happy April Fool’s Day!

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Florida Moves to Eliminate Property Taxes

Florida Moves to Eliminate Property Taxes

HJR 203 would let voters end some city and county home property taxes; school taxes stay. If Senate approves, it goes on the statewide ballot in November 2026; phase-out starts January 1, 2027. Example: $350,000 home at 0.8%-1% pays $2,800-$3,500 yearly; city/county share could be removed. Local governments might offset lost revenue via ↑sales taxes, […]

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What Can Influence Mortgage Loan Approval?

Mortgage approval can depend on several factors, and lenders often look at things like employment history and income stability. In many cases, changing jobs during the loan process may add extra documentation or review. Down payment and closing costs can also vary widely based on the loan, the property, and the transaction details. Understanding these […]

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Luxury homes now more attainable in key US metros

America's luxury housing market shows varied entry-level luxury thresholds, with the national average at $1.2 million, down 3.1% year-over-year. Sun Belt metros like San Antonio and Charlotte offer luxury homes under $1 million, while coastal and mountain resort areas have thresholds exceeding $3 million. Luxury pricing remains localized, with some markets seeing price declines as […]

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