Real Estate News
- Flood Program Borrows $2B After Storm Claims February 18, 2025FEMA is borrowing funds to cover flood insurance claims after Hurricanes Helene and Milton caused major damage, depleting NFIP resources from multiple floods.amyc
- Questions About New Condo Requirements? February 18, 2025The Florida DBPR launched a website to clarify condo law changes with educational resources, FAQs and other important information.amyc
- Redfin: Florida Leads in All-Cash Sales February 18, 2025Florida led the nation in cash home sales in 2024, with West Palm Beach topping the list. However, the share fell across major Florida metros.amyc
- Builder Confidence Drops in February February 18, 2025NAHB said builder sentiment fell to the lowest in five months due to concerns over tariffs, mortgage rates and housing costs.amyc
- U.S. Foreclosure Activity Increased in January February 18, 2025Foreclosures rose 8% in January but dropped 7% from last year. REOs increased in 30 states. Foreclosure starts rose 8% from December but fell 4% from last year.amyc
- Real Estate Q&A: Can I End Joint Ownership? February 18, 2025In shared ownership, one person can finance to buy the other out or sell the home and split the equity. A legal case is costly so it’s best to reach an agreement.amyc
- Creating Powerful ChatGPT Prompts February 17, 2025AI needs to be told what role it should fulfill when writing, which means letting the tool know whether they are writing as an agent or a marketing specialist.amyc
- Multifamily Developer Confidence Mixed in Q4 2024 February 17, 2025Developers are less pessimistic than this time last year, but supply-chain problems and high interest rates remain barriers to a stronger market, the NAHB said.amyc
- Fed Seeks Clarity Before Next Rate Cuts February 17, 2025The Fed is pausing rate cuts to monitor inflation and other economic factors. Future cuts depend on inflation trends and job market stability one Fed official said.amyc
- U.S. Office Market Coming Back February 17, 2025Owners of high-quality office buildings in good markets should be on better footing today than a year ago, the real estate analytics firm Green Street said.amyc
