Pending home sales are falling, but the slowdown isn't
Nationally, pending home sales have been slipping. The headline number tells one story, but underneath it are markets behaving in fundamentally different
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Nationally, pending home sales have been slipping. The headline number tells one story, but underneath it are markets behaving in fundamentally different
Florida's housing market is running a different calculus than it was two years ago. As of recent market data, the median days on market across key Florida
Mortgage rates don't have to reach 9% for the question to matter. The fact that seasoned economists and bond market analysts are running the scenario at
Florida's new construction story reads very differently depending on which county you're standing in. From the master-planned communities of St. Johns
In a market where every day on Zillow can feel like a race, a growing share of desirable properties are being sold before most buyers ever see them
October has a reputation as a shoulder month in real estate — the market quieting down after summer, sellers mentally checked out, listings stale. That
In parts of Florida and across the Sun Belt, homebuilders are quietly doing something they rarely do: negotiating. Incentive packages that would have
Florida has always sold sunshine and proximity to water. What it's selling now — whether buyers realize it or not — is exposure. Across the state, from
Housing affordability in the United States has quietly deteriorated to its worst level since 2004 — and a Federal Reserve official has said so publicly
Florida homeowners pay some of the highest insurance premiums in the nation — as of recent market data, the average homeowner here is spending over $2,000
As of recent market data, Florida and Las Vegas have pulled ahead of every other destination in the country when it comes to inbound relocation demand
Mortgage rates crossing 7% again is not just a headline — it's a line in the sand for affordability. As of recent market data, the 30-year fixed-rate
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